Jaipur: Because the state government anticipates the third wave of Covid in the coming months, it has begun to strengthen health care facilities in rural areas.
Covid healing diagnostic tests will be available until the primary health care center by Roping in the private laboratory.
Among Covid patients, it has been found that it can cause thromboembolism, storm cytokines, septicemia, myocarditis, systemic inflammatory response syndrome and inflammation, which deteriorates the patient’s condition and which can cause death.
To diagnose them, doctors use tests such as D-Dimer, Interleukin 6 (IL6), Procalcitonin, Troponin I and Troponin T, Ferritin, Lactate Dehydrogenase (LD or LDH) and C-reactive protein (CRP).
People waited in a long queue for theor to change at the vaccination center at Fatehpur Sikar on Saturday.
“We have made a decision to ensure the availability of eight tests, which are very helpful in the diagnosis of various conditions of Covid patients, to the primary health center.
And public health center.
The test will also be available at the District, District and Satellite Hospital.
For this purpose, we Hang out in the private laboratory, which collects samples from PHC, CHC and government hospitals that do not have testing facilities and send them to private laboratories, “said a senior health department official.
Eight diagnostic tests will be available in 54 district, sub-district and satellite hospitals, 655 public health centers and 2,147 primary health centers for a year.
Because of the LDH test, Ferritin and CRP are available at the district, sub-district and satellite hospitals, the bonds for these tests will not be made with a rising laboratory.
All tests will be available at 655 CHCS and 2,147 PHCs.
The health department calculates the need for tests based on the first and second wave.
Officials say1.2 Lakh patients may require this test during the third wave.
Tasi-up with private laboratories will be valid for one year and for the purpose of the Ministry of Health has invited short-term requests for proposals.
For interested companies, the last date for submission of offers is July 28.
The test level has also been proposed by the Ministry of Health, namely RS 582 for D-Dimer, RS 1,300 for IL6, RS 924 for Procalcitonin, RS 924 for Procalcitonin, RS 100 for Troponin I, RS 510 for Troponin T, RS200 for Ferritin, RS 100 for LDL and Rs 160 for CRP.