Definition: The term "analytic" in medicine refers to an analytical technique, specifically one used for analyzing blood samples. In a blood analysis test, an analyst examines the blood sample by carefully examining each molecule in the blood sample and then counting those molecules that are present within the sample. These numbers are compared to known standards or reference values to determine if the sample is normal or abnormal. Analytic tests can include various techniques such as PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) analysis, ELISA (Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay), and spectrophotometry (a method of measuring absorbance). In addition, blood samples may be analyzed for specific biomarkers that are associated with a particular condition. Analytical tests are often used in clinical settings to help diagnose conditions or identify potential causes for illnesses. They can also aid in the treatment and management of diseases by providing information about the health status of individuals and comparing it to known standards or reference values.
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