Evaluates overall health and detects infections, anemia, or immune issues—critical before any surgical procedure.

Assesses the liver's ability to metabolize anesthesia and medications during or after surgery.

Checks the kidneys’ ability to filter waste, essential before administering certain drugs or undergoing surgery.

Mandatory before any surgery involving a risk of blood loss to ensure compatibility in case a transfusion is needed.

Evaluates blood clotting ability, helping to avoid bleeding complications during or after surgery.

Monitors diabetes, which may impact wound healing and infection risk.

Assesses heart health and is often required before administering anesthesia, especially for older patients.

Used to evaluate lung health, especially in patients with respiratory conditions or those undergoing major surgery.

Screens for infections or kidney issues that may affect surgical outcomes or recovery.

Measures inflammation or infection levels—especially important for patients with wounds or post-operative concerns.