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How is COVID-19 tested?
How is COVID-19 tested?
How is COVID-19 tested?
To do a COVID-19 antibody test, typically a phlebotomist takes a blood sample. It's taken by a finger prick or by drawing blood from a vein in your arm. Then the sample goes to a lab for investigation whether you have developed antibodies against the COVID-19 virus. You can now order the test from Apollo24/7 Lab Test.
Last updated on 09 May 2023
Related Questions
How can you describe the polymerase chain reaction?
Polymerase chain reaction also known as PCR is a laboratory technique for rapidly producing millions to billions of copies of a specific segment of DNA, which can then be used to detect DNA and RNA.
Last updated on 27 Apr 2023
What is the rapid antigen detection test?
Rapid antigen tests for diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2 infection is a key element of COVID-19 prevention and detection.
Last updated on 27 Apr 2023
Does the PCR test work?
Yes, the PCR test works
Last updated on 27 Apr 2023
Why would a PCR test be inconclusive?
A PCR test can be inconclusive if the sample given is not enough or the person is close to recovery or has an early infection. In this case, one needs to wait for 48 hours and give the sample again for assesment.
Last updated on 27 Apr 2023
How visible does the line on a rapid covid test have to be?
It has to be visible enough to show two lines.
Last updated on 27 Apr 2023
COVID 19 RT PCR WITH HOME COLLECTION
Covid 19 RTPCR, SARS- CoV-2
- Reports: Within 24 Hrs
- No preparation required