Antimony Test and its Function
The Antimony test is often performed to monitor individuals who work in industries where they may be exposed to antimony, such as mining, metal refining, battery manufacturing, and flame retardant production. Regular monitoring of antimony levels helps assess occupational exposure and ensure workplace safety measures are effective.
Conditions that may require Antimony Test
Workers in industries where antimony is used or produced, such as mining, metal refining, battery manufacturing, or flame retardant production, may be at risk of occupational exposure to antimony. The Antimony test may be required to monitor these individuals and assess their exposure levels.
In certain cases, individuals living or working in areas with potential antimony contamination, such as near mining sites or waste disposal areas, may be at risk of environmental exposure. If there is concern about antimony exposure in a particular environment, the Antimony test may be ordered to assess exposure levels.
Antimony Test Procedure
The Antimony Test is a simple blood test that can be performed in a laboratory. Before the test, the patient may be asked to avoid certain medications that may affect the results. During the test, our healthcare professional will use a needle to draw blood from a vein in the patient’s arm. The blood sample will then be sent to our laboratory for analysis.
Interpreting Antimony Test Results
The reference range represents the normal range of antimony levels found in the general population or a specific occupational group. Comparing the individual’s test result with the reference range can help determine if the antimony levels are within the expected range or if they are elevated.
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How much does Antimony Test cost?
The Antimony Test cost is Rs.1300, although it is now available for Rs.970 because of the offer.
