.webp)
Specialized Diagnostics & Other Tests
Critical cardiovascular evaluations, respiratory monitoring, and essential hematological typing — all under one roof
Welcome to Specialized Diagnostics
At Jeevan Jyoti Hospital, our diagnostic capabilities extend beyond routine pathology and radiology. Under our Specialized Diagnostics department, we offer critical cardiovascular evaluations, precise respiratory monitoring, and essential hematological typing. Whether you are undergoing a routine health check-up, preparing for surgery, or receiving critical care, our advanced equipment ensures rapid and precise results.
Every test is conducted by specialized technicians and reviewed by expert cardiologists and pathologists to ensure the highest standard of patient care.
Our Specialized Diagnostic Services
Below is the detailed list of specialized cardiac, respiratory, and general tests conducted in our facility:
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
An ECG is a quick, painless, and highly effective non-invasive test that records the electrical signals in your heart.
How it works: Small, sticky sensors (electrodes) are attached to your chest, arms, and legs. These sensors detect the electrical activity that triggers each heartbeat, producing a graph for our cardiologists to review.
Why it's done: It is the primary tool used to detect arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats), diagnose a current or past heart attack, evaluate chest pain, and check the overall health of your heart before any major surgical procedure.
ECHO (Echocardiogram)
Often referred to as an “Ultrasound of the Heart,” an ECHO provides a live, moving picture of your heart in action.
How it works: Using standard ultrasound technology, a transducer is moved across your chest to bounce high-frequency sound waves off your heart, creating detailed images of your heart's valves and chambers.
Why it's done: While an ECG checks the electrical system, an ECHO checks the mechanical system. It is crucial for evaluating how effectively your heart is pumping blood, diagnosing congenital heart defects, checking for fluid around the heart, and identifying damaged heart valves.
ABG (Arterial Blood Gas)
Unlike standard blood tests that draw blood from a vein, an ABG test draws blood directly from an artery (usually in the wrist). Arterial blood is oxygen-rich, making this test critical for evaluating lung function.
What it measures:
Oxygen (O₂)
Blood oxygen levels
Carbon Dioxide (CO₂)
CO₂ elimination by lungs
pH Levels (Acidity)
Blood acid-base balance
Why it's done: An ABG is a critical-care test. It is essential for patients in the ICU, those suffering from severe asthma, COPD, kidney failure, or any condition that affects breathing and metabolic function. It helps doctors instantly adjust oxygen therapy or ventilator settings.
Blood Group (ABO and Rh Typing)
This is a fundamental and essential blood test used to determine your specific blood type (A, B, AB, or O) and your Rhesus (Rh) factor (positive or negative).
Why it's done:
Transfusions & Surgery: A mandatory safety requirement before any blood transfusion or major surgery to ensure absolute compatibility and prevent severe immune reactions.
Pregnancy: Crucial during prenatal care to check for Rh incompatibility between the mother and the fetus, allowing doctors to administer preventive treatments if necessary.
General Health Records: Knowing your blood group is vital for your personal medical records in case of medical emergencies.
Patient Guidelines & Preparation
For ECG & ECHO
No special preparation or fasting is required. You can eat and drink normally beforehand. We recommend wearing a comfortable two-piece outfit, as you will need to undress from the waist up and wear a hospital gown for these procedures.
For ABG
Because blood is drawn from an artery rather than a vein, you may feel slightly more pressure or brief discomfort than a standard blood test. The technician will apply firm pressure to the puncture site for a few minutes afterward to prevent bruising.
Result Turnaround
ECG and Blood Group results are typically available immediately or within a few hours. ABG results are processed instantly in critical care scenarios to aid in rapid medical decisions.
Book Your Test Today
For appointments or queries regarding our specialized diagnostic tests, please reach out to our helpdesk.
01345-221093WhatsApp UsBook OnlineDepartment Timings
Emergency: 24x7
Tests Available
- ECG (Electrocardiogram)
- ECHO (Echocardiogram / 2D Echo)
- ABG (Arterial Blood Gas)
- Blood Group (ABO & Rh Typing)
No Fasting Needed
ECG, ECHO, and Blood Group tests require no fasting or special preparation. You can come in anytime during department hours.
Expert Review
Every cardiac test is reviewed by our expert cardiologists and pathologists to ensure the highest standard of diagnostic accuracy.
ABG — Critical Care
ABG results are processed instantly for ICU and critical care patients to enable rapid clinical decisions.
Book Your Specialized Test Today
Advanced diagnostics, expert review, and fast results — because precision is the foundation of great care.