Acute Med 2
A 55-marker blood and urine profile assessing organ function, inflammation, metabolism, cardiovascular risk, iron status and urinalysis.
Turnaround time
2-3 business days
Biomarkers count
55
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Overview of the Acute Med 2 Test
Acute Med 2 is a broad 55-biomarker blood and urine profile assessing multiple organ systems within one investigation.
It combines haematology, kidney and electrolyte measurements, liver markers, Glucose and HbA1c, cholesterol, inflammation, Creatine Kinase, Uric Acid, detailed Iron studies and urinalysis.
This makes Acute Med 2 useful where symptoms are broad or difficult to attribute to one physiological system.
The Full Blood Count contributes multiple individual measurements to the 55-biomarker total.
The urine component also contributes several markers assessing blood, white cells, Nitrite, Ketones, Bilirubin and other urinalysis findings.
The profile provides a wide internal laboratory overview but does not replace clinical examination or more targeted investigations where these are required.
Acute Med 2 costs £150.
What Does the Acute Med 2 Test Check?
The profile reports 55 blood and urine biomarkers across haematology, kidney function, liver health, metabolic health, inflammation, lipids, Iron status, muscle markers and urinalysis.
Full Blood Count with 5-Part White Cell Differential - Provides multiple red-cell, white-cell and platelet measurements.
Aspartate Aminotransferase - Measures AST.
Alanine Aminotransferase - Measures ALT.
Albumin - Measures a major circulating protein.
Alkaline Phosphatase - Measures ALP.
Gamma GT - Measures GGT.
Total Bilirubin - Measures circulating Bilirubin.
Creatinine - Provides information about kidney filtration.
eGFR - Estimates renal filtration.
Urea - Measures a metabolic waste product.
Sodium - Measures a major electrolyte.
Potassium - Measures Potassium.
Chloride - Measures Chloride.
Phosphate - Measures circulating Phosphate.
Adjusted Calcium - Provides Calcium information adjusted for Albumin.
Uric Acid - Measures Uric Acid.
Glucose - Measures current blood glucose.
HbA1c - Reflects longer-term glucose exposure.
HDL Cholesterol - Measures HDL Cholesterol.
LDL Cholesterol - Measures LDL Cholesterol.
Total Cholesterol - Measures overall Cholesterol.
Total Cholesterol/HDL Cholesterol Ratio - Provides an additional cardiovascular ratio.
Triglycerides - Measures circulating Triglycerides.
C-Reactive Protein - Measures systemic inflammation.
Creatine Kinase - Measures a muscle-associated enzyme.
Ferritin - Reflects stored Iron.
Iron - Measures circulating Iron.
Total Iron Binding Capacity - Measures overall Iron-binding capacity.
Transferrin - Measures the main Iron-transport protein.
Transferrin Saturation - Indicates the percentage of Transferrin occupied by Iron.
Urine Bilirubin - Checks for Bilirubin in urine.
Urine Ketones - Checks for urinary Ketones.
Urine Nitrite - Can provide information relevant to bacterial urinary infection.
Urine Red Blood Cells - Assesses blood cells within urine.
Urine White Blood Cells - Assesses white cells within urine.
Urine Urobilinogen - Measures Urobilinogen in urine.
Additional Urinalysis Measurements - The urinalysis and grouped laboratory components contribute to the complete 55-marker profile.
Who May Benefit From the Acute Med 2 Test?
Acute Med 2 may be useful where a broad laboratory assessment is preferred because symptoms span several possible physiological systems.
People with persistent unexplained fatigue - Multiple common metabolic and haematological contributors are assessed.
People feeling generally unwell without a clear cause - The profile provides broad laboratory coverage.
People with possible Iron deficiency or anaemia - Full Blood Count and detailed Iron studies are included.
People with kidney or urinary concerns - Blood and urine markers are assessed.
People with liver-health concerns - Multiple liver markers are included.
People with metabolic or diabetes risk - Glucose and HbA1c are included.
People with cardiovascular risk factors - A full lipid profile forms part of the test.
People whose clinician wants a broad baseline before more targeted investigation - 55 reported measurements provide wide coverage.
Symptoms and Reasons to Consider the Acute Med 2 Test
The profile may be appropriate where symptoms are broad and several common causes need assessment.
Persistent fatigue or weakness - FBC, Iron, Glucose and organ-function markers can provide useful information.
Unexplained aches or muscle symptoms - Creatine Kinase is included.
Changes in urination - Kidney and urinalysis markers can provide additional information.
Unexplained abdominal or general symptoms - Liver and metabolic markers may be relevant.
Possible anaemia - FBC and full Iron studies are included.
Cardiovascular risk concerns - Cholesterol and Triglycerides are measured.
Previous abnormal general health blood tests - Repeat broad testing may help assess whether changes persist.
Acute severe symptoms should not be managed using a routine private screening profile.
Chest pain, severe abdominal pain, significant breathlessness, confusion or rapidly worsening illness requires appropriate urgent medical care.
How to Prepare
Acute Med 2 requires both blood and urine testing.
Ensure the urine sample is collected correctly so the full 55-marker profile can be completed.
How to Book Your Acute Med 2 Test
Acute Med 2 can be booked as a broad private blood and urine assessment.
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Select the £150 55-biomarker profile.
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Choose in-clinic phlebotomy (+£35) or a home visit from a phlebotomist (+£60).
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Blood is collected and the required urine specimen is provided.
Laboratory analysis
Haematology, chemistry, lipids, Iron studies, inflammation and urinalysis are completed.
Receive your results securely
Your complete Acute Med 2 report is returned securely.
When Will I Receive My Results?
Results are generally expected within approximately 2–3 days.
Results are sent securely by email once laboratory analysis and authorisation are complete. Turnaround normally begins when the laboratory receives your blood sample rather than necessarily from the time your sample is collected.
Understanding Your Results
Because Acute Med 2 contains 55 measurements, interpretation should focus on patterns rather than isolated minor variations.
Full Blood Count and Iron studies provide information about anaemia and blood-cell health.
Kidney and liver markers assess major organ systems.
Glucose and HbA1c provide current and longer-term metabolic information.
Urinalysis can identify findings that may require further urinary or kidney investigation.
Abnormal results may require repeat testing, more targeted laboratory work or medical review.
Why Book With London Blood Tests?
London Blood Tests provides one broad profile covering blood, metabolic and urinary health.
55 reported biomarkers - The profile gives broad multi-system coverage.
Blood and urine testing - Two specimen types provide additional information.
Full Blood Count included - Multiple haematological measurements are assessed.
Detailed Iron studies - Ferritin, Iron, TIBC, Transferrin and Transferrin Saturation are included.
Kidney and liver assessment - Several major organ-function markers are measured.
Glucose, HbA1c and lipids included - Metabolic and cardiovascular information is incorporated.
Clear pricing - Acute Med 2 costs £150.
Private Acute Med 2 Blood and Urine Test in London
London Blood Tests provides Acute Med 2 for £150.
The profile reports 55 blood and urine biomarkers.
Results are generally expected within approximately two to three days.