Introduction Calculi (stones) are hard deposits formed from minerals and organic materials that precipitate in the body. These deposits commonly occur in the kidneys, urinary tract, gallbladder, salivary glands, and Read More …
Category: Biochemistry III Yr
Automation in clinical biochemistry
Introduction Automation in clinical biochemistry refers to using advanced technologies, robotic systems, and computerized equipment to perform routine and specialized laboratory tasks. By minimizing manual interventions, automation enhances accuracy, speed, Read More …
Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory Organization
A clinical biochemistry laboratory plays a crucial role in diagnosing and monitoring diseases by analyzing body fluids like blood, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid. Proper organization ensures efficient operations, reliable test Read More …
Management and maintenance in a clinical biochemistry laboratory
Efficient record management and maintenance in a clinical biochemistry laboratory are essential for ensuring the accuracy of diagnostics, compliance with regulations, quality assurance, and streamlined operations. Below is an in-depth Read More …
Gastric analysis
Introduction Gastric analysis involves the collection of gastric contents from the stomach, followed by its analysis to measure parameters such as acid secretion, pH, volume, and enzymatic activity. The test Read More …