Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) Mesa

Service Description

Feeling fatigued, experiencing muscle cramps, or having frequent thirst in the East Valley? A Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) Test Panel in Mesa, AZ at Quick Test Services offers a rapid, accurate evaluation of your body’s most critical balances and kidney function. This convenient 15-minute blood draw measures eight essential components: glucose, BUN, creatinine, electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride, $\text{CO}_2$), and calcium. These markers are critical for detecting issues like dehydration, early kidney dysfunction, or blood sugar imbalances. We focus on providing a comfortable, professional experience with results available securely within 24 hours. We are the fastest, most reliable option for patients seeking a confidential, affordable BMP test near Mesa, AZ. Tests Included: Glucose (Blood sugar level for diabetes screening/monitoring) Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) and Creatinine (Key indicators of kidney function) Electrolytes: Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Carbon Dioxide (Essential for muscle, nerve, and fluid balance) Calcium (Related to bone health and endocrine function) Sample: Simple venous blood draw. Fasting is optional but recommended if your physician specifically requested a fasting glucose reading. Turnaround: Results are reported securely and confidentially within 24 hours. Booking: Walk-ins are welcome 6 days a week, or you can schedule mobile phlebotomy for convenience throughout the Mesa area. Local Advantage: Located centrally in Mesa at 7165 E University Dr #155. We serve the specific needs of the East Valley community with speed and expertise. Frequently Asked Questions: What is the difference between a BMP and a CMP? A BMP measures 8 core components (kidney, glucose, electrolytes). A Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) measures those 8 plus 6 additional markers (14 total), including those focusing on liver function (like Bilirubin and Albumin) and protein levels. The BMP is a great focused health snapshot, while the CMP is often chosen for annual check-ups. How do I interpret my BMP results, and what should I watch for? We provide a certified lab report with reference ranges. Elevated Glucose may indicate a need for further diabetes testing. High BUN or Creatinine can signal decreased kidney function or dehydration. If any of your results fall outside the normal range, you must promptly consult your physician for diagnosis and follow-up care.