Basic Metabolic Panel without Calcium
What's included
9 analytes, ordered together in a single draw.
- BUN/CREATININE RATIO
- CARBON DIOXIDE
- CHLORIDE
- CREATININE
- EGFR
- GLUCOSE
- POTASSIUM
- SODIUM
- UREA NITROGEN (BUN)
Test details
| Quest code | 34388 |
|---|---|
| Methodology | See individual tests |
| Sample type | 2 mL serum |
| Patient preparation | Fast before your blood draw if you can; water is fine. |
| Collection | Quest patient service center |
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Additional details
A physician order is included — no doctor's visit and no insurance needed. Your sample is collected at a Quest Diagnostics patient service center.
Results will be emailed securely and will also be available in your Celio account. Laboratory results should always be interpreted by a licensed clinician who knows your health history. This page is information about a test, not medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Basic Metabolic Panel without Calcium cost?
$19. That is the full cash-pay price for this test and it includes the physician order. No insurance is billed and there are no memberships or subscriptions.
Do I need a doctor's visit or insurance?
No. Celio Health arranges the physician's order for the tests you select, so you can order online without a separate doctor visit and without billing insurance.
Where do I get my sample collected?
At a Quest Diagnostics patient service center. After ordering you receive your requisition and choose a location that suits you.
How long do results take?
Most results are available with timing that varies by test and collection location after your sample is collected, delivered securely to your Celio Health account.
Do I need to prepare for this test?
Fast before your blood draw if you can; water is fine. This is the preparation Quest publishes for this test; if your clinician gives you different instructions, follow theirs.