• Do not eat colored foods like coffee, chocolate, etc. / Before 1 day/
• People who do physical work and exercise should refrain from exersize before 3 days
• Bring to a designated disposable container or return to the laboratory for disposal
• Deliver urine to the laboratory within 2 hours of placing in a sample container
• Bring morning urine sample
• Take sample from the middle part of the urine
  
• Do not test during menstruation 

• The external genitalia should be washed
• No vaginal suppositories or other treatments / 2 days ago /
• No vaginal washing or deodorant spray / 2 days ago /
• Absence from sexual intercourse / 2 days ago /
• Do not test during menstruation

• Dietary guidelines vary depending on the test. In some cases, it is necessary not to eat for 5-6 hours.
• Be sure to tell your doctor if you are pregnant or might be pregnant
• In case of contraindications, inform your doctor
• Nausea and allergies may occur with contrast agents. If you have allergies inform in advance

• The genitals should be washed
• Do not urinate in the morning, or do not urinate for 2-3 hours
• No sexual intercourse from 24-48 hours

• Give a sample before antibiotic treatment. If antibiotic treatment is started, take a test gap for 8 to 10 hours
• Take a test sample to prevent external contamination with a clean, large-mouthed container or sterile cotton swab.
• For sputum tests, wash your mouth thoroughly in the morning, rinse your throat with boiled water, and give a good cough and sputum.
• Perform a throat swab test in the morning without brushing your teeth or mouth
• When testing for tapeworm, do not wash the anus in the morning, but come in the morning and give the sample

• Do not eat after 19:00 the night before the test and do not drink fluids in the morning
• For anesthesia, come 1 hour before the appointment and see an anesthesiologist to prepare
• In the case of have a gastric telescope with anesthesia, do not to drive or drive alone that day

• Come the day before the test and take with bowel cleanser and instructions
• Drink the laxative according to the instructions, and do good exercise, such as going up and down stairs, walking around the room, etc.
• For anesthesia, come 1 hour before the appointment and see an anesthesiologist to prepare
• In the case of have a gastric telescope with anesthesia, do not to drive or drive alone that day
• In some cases, the test may turn into surgery, so ask your endoscopist for advice.

• Put a large napkin in a well-cleaned, well-drained toilet
• Cut off 1/3-2/3 of the spoon from the stool mounted on the lid of the sterilized container
• The stool should be free of urine
• The sample should not be dried

Abdominal:

• Test on an empty stomach or 6-8 hours after a meal
• Have bladder urine
• People who are overweight or bloated should not eat gas-producing foods (milk, dairy products, carbonated drinks, eggs) for 3 days
• Wear comfortable clothing

Heart:

• Do not use products that increase heart rate (energy drinks, coffee, alcohol ....)

Note:

Prostate and uterine abnormalities require bladder urination, and bladder urination is not required for pregnancies older than 3 months. No special preparation for thyroid or breast ultrasound is required.

• Dietary guidelines vary depending on the test.
• Be sure to tell your doctor if you are pregnant or might be pregnant
• Notify if there is any metal or implants in the body (spinal implants, teeth etc.)
• You must remove or take off jewelry, and ornaments
• If you have a biliary tract MRCP test, do eat anything
• People who have claustrophobia should notify the doctor in advance.

• In case of pregnancy or possible pregnancy, it is necessary to notify the doctor in advance
• If you have had a chest X-ray or chest CT scan within the last 3 years, please bring the images and other information
• A chest X-ray is not a definitive way to diagnose tuberculosis, so in case of doubt, your doctor may recommend additional tests (sputum test, CT scan, etc.) to clarify the diagnosis.