Routine microbial testing of surgical instruments and devices to ensure sterility and compliance with infection control standards.

Detection of tuberculosis through sputum smear microscopy and timely reporting to support TB control and treatment programs.

Systematic tracking of infections acquired in healthcare settings to reduce incidence and improve patient safety.

Point-of-care tests for quick identification of infections like malaria, dengue, and typhoid to aid early intervention.

Serological tests used for presumptive diagnosis of typhoid fever, especially in settings with limited culture facilities.

Determines resistance or sensitivity of bacteria to antibiotics, guiding clinicians in effective, evidence-based antimicrobial therapy.

Basic staining techniques to classify bacteria and identify acid-fast bacilli, supporting diagnosis of TB and bacterial infections.

Direct microscopic examination of samples to detect parasitic infestations and fungal infections for rapid diagnosis.

Ongoing monitoring of hospital environments and patients to detect, prevent, and control the spread of infectious diseases.

Microbiological analysis of body fluids to detect systemic or localized infections, supporting clinical diagnosis and treatment planning.

Isolation and identification of bacterial pathogens with antibiotic susceptibility testing to guide targeted and effective antimicrobial treatment.

Cytological screening of cervical samples for early detection of precancerous or cancerous changes, aiding timely gynecological intervention.

Detection of blood-borne infections using reliable serological assays to support safe transfusion, diagnosis, and patient management.