Polysomnography test (PSG)

The polysomnography test is conducted by observing the brain's activity, breathing, and body movements while one is asleep. It, therefore, diagnoses sleep disorders efficiently and effectively.

ABG measures the concentration of oxygen, concentration of carbon dioxide, and acidity in the blood hence an assessment of respiratory and metabolic function of the body.

On the other hand, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring reads blood pressure over a 24-hour period to give an overview of how it fluctuates and diagnose hypertension.

Portable X-ray provides convenience by imaging the patient at their location. Imaging at the patient's bedside eliminates the transport hassles to the radiology facilitis.

Holter monitoring basically involves the continuous recording of the activities of the heart for 24-48 hours, thereby indicating irregularities and showing, in detail, the cardiac functions.