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Electroconvulsive Therapy (tests)ECT DEFINITION Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a therapeutic procedure wherein electrical currents are passed through the brain in order to intentionally trigger a brief seizure. ECT seems to induce brain chemistry changes that can immediately reverse the symptoms of certain mental conditions. It's often used as a last resort when other more... |
HPV Test (tests)HPV TEST DEFINITION This is a test to check for the presence of HPV (human papillomavirus), and if so, what type. HPV TEST PURPOSE HPV is a sexually transmitted infection that, in many cases, is asymptomatic. However, it does exist in high-risk forms that can lead to serious problems later, like cervical more... |
Pelvic Exam (tests)PELVIC EXAM DEFINITION A pelvic exam is a physical examination that will help evaluate the position and size of a woman’s vagina, uterus, cervix, and ovaries. PELVIC EXAM PURPOSE A thorough pelvic examination is usually done as a preventive measure for some of the common diseases in women. It also helps detect cancer, more... |
RH Factor Blood Test (tests)RH FACTOR BLOOD TEST DEFINITION An RH factor blood test is a type of blood test required for pregnant women as early as their first trimester. It is to confirm whether a pregnant woman is RH positive or negative. Rhesus or RH factor is a specific protein that can be found more... |
Sed Rate (tests)SED RATE DEFINITION The sed rate (also known as SR, ESR, or erythrocyte sedimentation rate) is a blood test that detects inflammatory activity inside your body. It works by placing blood inside a tall, thin tube. Erythrocytes (red blood cells) typically settle to the bottom. If you're suffering from inflammation, more... |