Monday, August 12, 2013

Clinical Chemistry

Clinical Chemistry

CHS4300

These are notes from Bishop, Fody, and Schoeff's "Clinical Chemistry" 6th edition. Hope this helps. This by no means justifies that I am an expert at the material, and by no means replaces the text book or the course.
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M_Bish_CChem.jpgISBN:078179045. Published by Wolters Kluwer.

SLIDES/NOTES:

Chapter 1: Basic Principles and Practices

Chapter 1

Chapter 2: Phlebotomy and Specimen Consideration

Chapter 3: Laboratory Safety and Regulations

Chapter 4: Method Evaluation and Quality Mangement

Chapter 4

Chapter 5: Analytical Techniques

Chapter 5

Chapter 6: Principles of Clinical Chemistry Automation

Chapter 6

Chapter 7: Immunoassays

Chapter 7

Chapter 8: Molecular Theory and Techniques

Chapter 9: Point Care Testing

Chapter 10: Amino Acids and Proteins

Chapter 10

Chapter 11: Nonprotein Nitrogen Compounds

Chapter 11

Chapter 12: Enzymes

Chapter 12

Chapter 13: Carbohydrates

Chapter 14: Lipids and Lipoprotiens

Chapter 14

Chapter 15: Electrolytes

Chapter 15

Chapter 16: Blood Gases, pH and Buffer Systems

Chapter 16

Chapter 17: Trace Elements

Chapter 18: Porphyrins and Hemoglobin

Chapter 18

Chapter 19: Introduciton of Hormones and Pituitary Function

Chapter 20: Adrenal Function

Chapter 21: Gonadal Function

Chapter 22: The Thyroid Gland

Chapter 23: Calcium Homeostasis and Hormonal Regulation

Chapter 24: Liver Function

Chapter 24

Chapter 25: Cardiac Function

Chapter 26: Renal Function

Chapter 27: Pancreatic Funciton and Gastrointestinal Function

Chapter 28: Body Fluid Analysis

Chapter 29: Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

Chapter 30: Toxicology

Chapter 31: Circulating Tumor Markers: Bacid Concepts and Clincal Applications

Chapter 32: Nutriontal Assessment

Chapter 33: Clincal Chemistry and the Geriatric Patient

Chapter 34: Clinical Chemistry and the Pediatric Patient

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