creatinina en suero, glicemia, troponina t cuantitativa, TSH hermona estimulante trio

Question

I m trying to help my sister who lives in South America and want to know what kind of blood test she is having.
Any help would be great

Answer 1

Aren't doctors notorious as a group for having bad hand-writing?

lazarus1907 said:

I sometimes find it amazing how some people cannot see that all these words are virtually identical in English and Spanish: one letter more at the end, one letter dropped,...

Creatina = creatine

Suero = serum (this is the only hard word to spot)

Glicemia (this sould have been glucemia, but it is spelled like in English!) = glycemia

TSH = TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)

Estimulante = stimulant

Troponina = troponin

Cuantitativa = quantitative

Hermona (wrong spelling: it is Hormona) = hormone

I hope the typos were yours, because I'd be a bit concerned if doctors couldn't even spell basic words.

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Answer 2

I sometimes find it amazing how some people cannot see that all these words are virtually identical in English and Spanish: one letter more at the end, one letter dropped,...

Creatina = creatine
Suero = serum (this is the only hard word to spot)
Glicemia (this sould have been glucemia, but it is spelled like in English!) = glycemia
TSH = TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)
Estimulante = stimulant
Troponina = troponin
Cuantitativa = quantitative
Hermona (wrong spelling: it is Hormona) = hormone

I hope the typos were yours, because I'd be a bit concerned if doctors couldn't even spell basic words.