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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===By method===<br />
Most test methods can be classified into one of the following broad groups:<br />
* Patient observations, which may be photographed or recorded<br />
* Questions asked when taking an individual's [[medical history]]<br />
* Tests performed in a [[physical examination]]<br />
* [[Radiologic]] tests, in which, for example, [[x-rays]] are used to form an image of a body target. These tests often involve administration of a [[Contrast medium|contrast agent]].<br />
* '''In vivo diagnostics''' which test in the body, such as:<br />
** [[Pressure measurement|Manometry]]<br />
** Administering a diagnostic agent and measuring the body's response, as in the [[gluten challenge test]], [[contraction stress test]], [[bronchial challenge test]], [[oral food challenge]], or the [[ACTH stimulation test]].<br />
* '''{{Vanchor|In vitro diagnostics}}''' which test a sample of tissue or bodily fluids, such as:<br />
** [[Circulating tumor cell|Liquid biopsy]]<br />
** [[Microbiological culture|Microbiological culturing]], which determines the presence or absence of microbes in a sample from the body, and usually targeted at detecting [[pathogenic bacteria]].<br />
** [[Genetic testing]]<br />
** [[Blood sugar level]]<br />
** Liver function testing<br />
** [[Calcium]] testing<br />
** Testing for electrolytes in the blood, such as [[sodium]], [[potassium]], [[creatinine]], and [[urea]]</div>FuzzyBot