A basic but vital blood test that checks for anemia, infection, and overall health.

A basic test that checks for protein, blood, glucose, and signs of infection or kidney damage.

Detects early kidney damage, especially in diabetic and hypertensive patients.

Monitors the body’s salt balance, which is often affected in kidney disorders.

Helps measure waste buildup in the blood, a key indicator of kidney performance.

Estimates kidney filtration rate by comparing blood and urine creatinine levels.

Used to check for anemia—a common issue in people with chronic kidney disease.

Imaging test to examine the size, structure, and obstruction in the kidneys or urinary tract.

Detects urinary tract infections (UTIs), which can lead to kidney infections if left untreated.

Kidney disease can affect calcium metabolism; these tests help monitor bone health in CKD patients.