Simplifying Allied Health Learning.
Introduction Biomedical waste includes infectious, pathological, chemical, pharmaceutical, radioactive, and sharps waste produced during healthcare activities. Why BMW management is critical: Prevents hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) Reduces transmission of HIV, HBV, Read More ……..
Introduction Surface tension is the force that causes the surface of a liquid to behave like a stretched elastic membrane.It arises due to cohesive forces between liquid molecules, particularly hydrogen Read More ……..
Introduction In biochemistry, reagents and standard solutions are not merely chemical mixtures—they are analytical tools that enable quantification, calibration, and reaction control. Their accurate preparation affects: Precision of quantitative biochemical Read More ……..
Introduction Carbohydrates are a major dietary energy source and must be broken into simple sugars before absorption. The diet contains starches, disaccharides, and sugars, but only monosaccharides can be taken Read More ……..
Sources of Amino Acids Dietary proteins – obtained from food and digested into amino acids. Degradation of body (tissue) proteins – due to normal protein turnover. De novo synthesis – Read More ……..