Research under NHIF

Haematological and cytological examinations

Code	Research
01.01	Blood count – at least eight or more of the following: haemoglobin, erythrocytes, leucocytes, haematocrit, platelets, MCV, MCH, MCHC
01.40	Differential leucocyte counting – visual microscopic or automated device examination
01.41	Erythrocyte morphology – visual microscopic examination
01.03	Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

Blood clotting and fibrinolysis

Code	Research
01.04	Bleeding time
01.05	Prothrombin time
01.06	Activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT)
01.07	Fibrinogen

Urinalysis

Code	Research
01.08	Chemical urinalysis (pH, protein, bilirubin, urobiligen, glucose, ketones, relative weight, nitrites, leukocytes, blood)
01.09	Sediment – indicative study

Feces examination

Code	Research
01.10	Occult haemorrhages

Clinico-chemical tests

Code	Research
01.11	Glucose
01.12	Blood-sugar profile
01.13	Creatinine
01.14	Urea
01.15	Bilirubin – Society
01.16	Bilirubin – direct
01.17	Total protein
01.18	Albumin
01.19	Cholesterol
01.20	HDL-cholesterol
01.21	Triglycerides
01.22	Glycated haemoglobin
01.23	Uric acid
01.24	ASAT
01.25	ALAT
01.26	Creatine kinase (CK)
01.27	GGT
01.28	Alkaline phosphatase (AP)
01.29	Alpha-amylase
01.30	Lipase
01.31	Sodium and Potassium
01.33	Lipid profile (including total cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol, HDL-cholesterol, triglycerides)
01.34	Calcium
01.35	Phosphates
01.36	Iron
01.37	HOA
01.38	CRP
01.39	LDL-cholesterol
01.42	Oral glucose tolerance test
01.43	Determination of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) c rapid test
01.44	Determination of antibodies against hepatitis C (anti-HEV) with rapid test

Highly specialised research

Code	Research
10.08	fT4
10.09	TSH
10.10	PSA
10.11	CA-15-3
10.12	CA-19-9
10.13	CA-125
10.14	Alpha-fetoprotein
10.15	Beta Chorionic Gonadotropin
10.20	Urinalysis – microalbuminuria
10.21	Progesterone
10.22	LH
10.23	FSH
10.24	Prolactin
10.25	Estradiol
10.26	Testosterone
10.27	Antibodies against Thyroid Peroxidase – Anti-TPO
10.32	Ferritin
10.34	Bone degradation marker for the diagnosis of osteoporosis
10.61	CEA
10.77	Human epididymis protein 4 (HE4)
10.78	Fibrin degradation products:D-dimer
10.79	Fecal calprotectin
10.80	PSA – free
10.81	Vitamin D
10.84	Cardiac troponin

Clinical immunology

Code	Research
09.02	Total immunoglobulins IgM
09.03	Total IgG immunoglobulins
09.04	Total IgA immunoglobulins
09.05	C3 component of complement
09.06	Complement component C4

Microbiology

Code	Research
02.07	RPR (or Wasserman)
02.09	Anti-streptolysin titre (AST) (rheumatism and other beta-streptococcal infections)
02.10	Waaler Rose/RF (rheumatoid arthritis)
02.11	Paul-Bunnell (infectious mononucleosis)
02.12	Microbiological examination of faecal mass and rectal swab (Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli, Candida, Campylobacter, Clostridium difficile, Staphylococcus aureus)
02.13	Microbiological examination of urine for uroculture E. coli, Proteus, Enterobacteriaceae, Enterococcus, Gram ( – ), Staphylococcus (S. aureus, S. saprophyticus)
02.15	Microbiological examination of wound material and pus Staphylococcus (S. aureus), b-Streptococcus (gr. A), Enterobacteriaceae, etc. Gram ( – ), Anaerobes, Corynebacterium
02.17	Microbiological examination of sputum, a-(b)- Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, Branhamella, Haemophilus, Enterobacteriaceae, etc. Gram ( – ), Fungi (C. albicans, etc.), Mycobacterium, Anaerobes, Aspergillus, M. pneumoniae, RSV
02.19	Antibiogram with 6 antibiotic discs
02.21	Microbiological examination of vaginal swab – direct microscopy/ Gram stain, culture and demonstration of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram(-) bacteria, Fungi (C. albicans)
02.22	Microbiological examination of cervical swab – direct microscopy/ Gram stain, culture and demonstration of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram(-) bacteria, Fungi (C. albicans), etc.
02.23	Microbiological examination of urethral swab – direct microscopy/Gram preparation, culture and demonstration of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram(-) bacteria, Fungi (C. albicans), etc.
02.24	Microbiological examination of prostatic swab – direct microscopy/ Gram stain, culture and demonstration of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram(-) bacteria, Fungi (C. albicans), etc.
02.25	Microbiological examination of ejaculate – direct microscopy/Gram preparation, culture and demonstration of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus, Staphylococcus, Enterobacteriaceae and other Gram(-) bacteria, Fungi (C. albicans), etc.
02.26	Microbiological examination of throat swab – isolation and interpretation of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus gr.A, Staphylococcus (S. aureus), Haemophilus (H. influenzae), Fungi (C. Albicans)
02.27	Microbiological examination of nasal swab – isolation and interpretation of Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus gr.A, Staphylococcus (S. aureus), Haemophilus (H. influenzae), Fungi (C. albicans)
02.28	Microbiological examination of ocular swab – Gram preparation and demonstration of Staphylococcus (S. aureus), Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus (gr. A), Enterobacteriaceae, etc. Gram (-) bacteria
02.29	Microbiological examination of ear swab – Gram preparation and demonstration of Staphylococcus (S. aureus), Streptococcus beta-haemolyticus (gr. A), Enterobacteriaceae, etc. Gram (-) bacteria

Virology

Code	Research
05.01	Serological testing for HIV 1/2 antibodies
05.02	Serological testing of rubella antibodies in pregnant women (IgM, IgG).
05.03	Serological testing of IgM antibodies to measles in pregnant women
05.04	Serological testing of IgM antibodies against hepatitis A virus
05.05	Serological testing of HBsAg of hepatitis B virus
05.06	Serological testing of antibodies against hepatitis C virus
05.07	Serological testing of anti-HBcIgM antibodies and HBeAg of hepatitis B virus
05.09	Serological testing for rubella antibodies in pregnant women IgG
05.10	Serological testing of anti-HBeAg antibodies to hepatitis B virus
05.12	SARS-CoV-2 antigen detection test
10.64	Polymerase chain reaction for the demonstration of COVID-19

General and clinical pathology

Code	Research
07.01	Cytological examination of two sputum smear samples
07.02	Cytological examination of two urine sediment samples
07.03	Cytological examination of two mammary gland swab samples
07.04	Cytological examination of two bladder lavage fluid samples
07.05	Cytological examination of two swab samples from an external fistula
07.06	Cytological examination of two wound swab samples (incl. surgical)
07.07	Cytological examination of two synovial fluid samples
07.08	Cytological examination of two samples of lavage fluid from ureters
07.09	Cytological examination of two smear samples from female genital organs
07.10	Cytological examination of two oral swab samples
07.11	Cytological examination of two smear samples from ocular lesions
07.12	Cytological examination of two samples of skin lesion material
07.13	Cytological examination of two samples of pyelone lavage fluid

Transfusion haematology

Code	Research
10.35	Immunoglobulin characterization of erythroantibodies (differential direct Coombs test) with monospecific anti-immunoglobulin test reagents with anti-IgG and anti-complement (C’) test reagent
10.36	Determination of specificity and titre of erythroantibodies by agglutination, enzymatic or antiglobulin (Coombs) method
10.37	Determination of the titre of IgG class anti-A and anti-B antibodies after treatment of serum with 2-mercaptoethanol by agglutination, enzymatic or antiglobulin (Coombs) method
12.01	Determination of blood groups of the AB0 system and Rh (D) antigen of the Rhesus system by the cross method (with test reagents anti-A, anti-B, anti-AB, anti-D and test erythrocytes A1, A2, B and 0)
12.02	Determination of A antigen subgroups (A1 and A2) with anti-A and anti-H test reagents
12.03	Determination of weak D antigen (Du) by Coombs indirect test
12.04	Autoerythroantibody test for fixed antibodies on erythrocytes – by direct antiglobulin (Coombs) test with polyvalent antiglobulin serum, free antibodies in serum – by agglutination or enzymatic method
12.05	Test for alloerythroantibodies by agglutination or enzymatic method or indirect antiglobulin (Coombs) test with polyvalent antiglobulin serum
12.06	Determination of Rh phenotype (CcDee) and Kell antigen with monospecific test reagents

f02	Milk	Milk
f78	Casein	Casein
f76	Alpha-lactalbumin	Alpha-lactalbumin
f77	Beta-Lactoglobulin	Beta-Lactoglobulin
e204	Bovine serum albumin	Bovine serum albumin
f01/f75	Egg white/egg yolk mix	Egg white/yolk mix
f09	Rice	Rice
f14	Soybean	Soybeans
f92	Banana	Banana
f26	Pork meat	Pork meat
f27	Beef meet	Beef
f83	Checken meet	Chicken
fx10	Flour mix Wheat,Rye,Barley & Oat (flours that contain Gluten)	Flour mix Wheat,Rye,Barley & Oats (flours containing gluten)
f45	Beaker’s Yeast	Breaker’s yeast
d01/d02	D.pteronyssinus/D.farinae mix	Mix of domestic mite in Europe and domestic mite in North America
m02/m06	Cladosporium herbarum/Altenaria alternate mix	Cladosporium herbarum/Altenaria alternate mix
t03/t07	Birch pollen/Oak pollen mix	Birch pollen/oak pollen mix
t02/t04	Alder pollen/Hazel pollen mix	Alder pollen/ Hazel pollen mix
gx7	6 Grass mix- cockfoot pollen,Meadow fescue pollen , Rye grass pollen , Timothy grass pollen, Kentucky blue grass pollen , Velvet grass pollen	6 Grasses Mix Coon’s Head Pollen, Meadow Fescue Pollen, Rye Grass Pollen, Timothy Grass Pollen Meadow Broom Pollen, Meadow Woolly Meadow Pollen
tlgE	Total IgE	Total IgE

– Egg (whole)		– Cow/goat/sheep milk;
– Yoghurt		– Casein
– Cottage cheese		– Kelp
– Nori		– Wakame
– Spirulina		– Chlorella
– Avocado		– Broccoli
– Cauliflower		– Ginger
– Cabbage (white and red)		– Carrot
– Celina		– Cucumber
– Onion		– Leek
– Spinach		– Potato
– Pepper (green, red , yellow)		– Red beetroot
– Apple		– Pear
– Blackcurrant		– Banana
– Watermelon		– Melon
– Olive (red and green)		– Orange
– Grapefruit		– Lemon
– Strawberry		– Raspberry
– Blueberry		– Tomato
– Kinoa		– Chia (seeds)
– Almond		– Peanut
– Porridge		– Peas
– Lentil		– Chickpea
– Linseed		– Bread yeast
– Maize		– Durum wheat
– Gluten		– Rye
– Barley		– Oats
– Rice		– Wheat
– Honey

– Lamb	– Beef	– Pork
– Chicken	– Turkey	– Cod
– Trout	– Salmon	– Sardine
– Flounder	– Tuna	– Prawn
– Casein	– Cow’s milk	– Sheep milk
– Goat milk	– Camembert	– Parmesan
– Roquefort	– Egg yolk	– Egg white
– Apple	– Pear	– Cherry
– Plum	– Grapes (white and red)	– Strawberry
– Raspberry	– Grapefruit	– Orange
– Lemon	– Pineapple	– Banana
– Furma	– Kiwi	– Mango melon
– Mango	– Peach	– Olive (green and black)
– Fennel (bulb)	– Cucumber	– Green flounder (raw)g
– Asparagus	– Spinach	– Dmat
– Courgettes	– Carrot	– Potato
– Garlic	– Horseradish	– Red radish
– Celina	– Onion	– Beans
– White beans	– Peas	– Lentils
– Soya	– Mushrooms	– Cauliflower
– White cabbage	– Basil	– Curry
– Fennel (spice from dried leaves)	– Parsley	– Mint
– Kimion	– Black pepper(grains)	– Thyme
– Cinnamon	– Cafe	– Cocoa
– Black tea	– Bread yeast	– Buckwheat
– Millet	– Maize	– Rice
– Rust	– Wheat	– Mustard seeds
– Sesame	– Peanut	– Hazelnut
– Coconut	– Almond	– Sham-peanut
– Walnut

– Egg – whole		– Cow’s milk;
– Garlic;		– Ginger;
– Mushrooms;		– Cocoa;
– May Bread;		– Beef;
– Chicken;		– Lamb;
– Pork;		– Salmon, Trout;
– Shrimp, Crab, Lobster, Mussels;		– Fish Ton;
– Fever, Flounder;		– Broccoli;
– Cabbage – white, red;		– Carrot;
– Celina;		– Cucumber;
– Leek – onion;		– Pepper – green, red, yellow;
– Potato;		– Apple;
– Currant;		– Grapefruit;
– Watermelon, Melon;		– Olives – black, green;
– Orange, Lemon;		– Strawberries;
– Tomatoes;		– Almonds;
– Soy;		– Peas, Lentils, White and Green Beans;
– Hazelnuts;		– Maize;
– Durum wheat;		– Gluten;
– Oats;		– Rye;
– Wheat;		– Rice;

t03	Birch pollen	Birch pollen
t02	Alder pollen	Alder pollen
t04	Hazel pollen	Hazel pollen
t07	White Oak pollen	White oak pollen
t09	Olive pollen	Olive pollen
g06	Timothy Grass pollen	Timothy grass pollen
g12	Rye pollen	Rye pollen
w01	Ragweed pollen	Ragweed pollen
w06	Mugwort pollen	Wild wormwood pollen
w09	Plantain pollen	Plantain pollen

Research under NHIF

Haematological and cytological examinations

Blood clotting and fibrinolysis

Urinalysis

Feces examination

Clinico-chemical tests

Highly specialised research

Clinical immunology

Microbiology

Virology

General and clinical pathology

Transfusion haematology

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g17	Paspalum notatum	Paspalum notatum
g2	Bermuda grass	Cynodon dactylon
g7	Reed	Phragmites communis
g202	Maize, pollen	Zea mays
g10	Sorghum	Sorghum halepense
g100	Raigras	Lolium perenne
g12	Rye, pollen	Secale cereale
g6	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g205	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g206	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g215	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g209	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g210	Timothy	Phleum pratense
g212	Timothy	Phleum pratense
t19	Acacia	Acacia mimosa
t2	Alder	Alnus glutinosa
t100	Alder	Alnus glutinosa
t101	Alder	Alnus glutinosa
t226	Arizona cypress	Cupressus arizonica
t25	Clear	Fraxinus excelsior
t103	Clear	Fraxinus excelsior
t5	Beech	Fagus sylvatica
t14	Poplar	Populus nigra
t222	Cypress	Cupressus sempervirens
t105	Date palm	Phoenix dactylifera
t8	Elm	Ulmus campestris
t4	Hazel pollen	Corylus avellana
t102	Hazel pollen	Corylus avellana
t106	Lilac	Syringa vulgaris
t11	Platan	Platanus acerifolia
t241	Platan	Platanus acerifolia
t63	Cedar	Juniperus ashei
t71	Mulberry	Morus rubra
t7	Oak	Quercus robur
t9	Olive	Olea Europaea
t224	Olive	Olea Europaea
t104	Olive	Olea Europaea
t210	Bird grapes	Ligustrum vulgare
t3	Birch	Betula verrucosa
t215	Birch	Betula verrucosa