Labtests
Community Healthcare Clinics - Labtests
Community Healthcare Clinics offers a wide range of lab tests and diagnostic services.
Water for Bacteriology / Culture - (R.O. Plant)
The Water for Bacteriology / Culture - (R.O. Plant) test is a microbiological analysis used to assess the quality of water produced by a Reverse Osmosis (R.O.) plant. This test checks for the presence of harmful microorganisms (such as bacteria, fungi, or other pathogens) in the water produced by the R.O. system to ensure it meets safety and quality standards for consumption or industrial use.
Water for bacteriology/culture - (Mineral)
The Water for Bacteriology/Culture - (Mineral) test is a laboratory procedure used to assess the microbiological safety of mineral water by detecting any harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, or other pathogens, that may be present in the water. The goal is to determine if the mineral water is safe for consumption and to ensure it meets public health standards.
Water for bacteriology/culture (Boring Water)
Water for Bacteriology/Culture (Boring Water) is a laboratory test to analyze water sourced from boreholes (boring water) for bacterial contamination. This test identifies and quantifies bacteria to assess if the water is microbiologically safe for drinking or other uses.
Water for bacteriology/culture (Bottled Water)
Water for Bacteriology/Culture (Bottled Water) is a laboratory test used to examine bottled drinking water for bacterial contamination. It ensures the water meets safety and quality standards for human consumption.
Water for bacteriology/culture (Tap Water)
Water for Bacteriology/Culture (Tap Water) is a laboratory test used to analyze tap water for the presence of bacterial contamination. It identifies the type and quantity of bacteria in the water to assess its safety for human consumption or other uses.
Water for bacteriology/culture (Well Water)
Water for Bacteriology/Culture (Well Water) is a diagnostic test performed to assess the microbiological quality of water from a well. It detects and identifies bacteria that may be present, helping to determine if the water is safe for drinking or other uses.