'Patient serum' presentation slideshows

Serology

Serology is a important branch of Diagnostic Medicine, Majority of the infectious diseases can be diagnosed with this method to utmost precision

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Serology

Serology continues to be a major science to diagnose several infectious and other medical conditions

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Serology

Serology is a important method in diagnosing several infectious and non infectious health condtions

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Unit 4 Part 5 Viral Infections

Unit 4 Part 5 Viral Infections. Terry Kotrla, MS, MT(ASCP)BB. Herpes Virus Group. Include 8 viruses that cause disease. May result in sub-clinical infections Capable of establishing latent infection. May be reactivated under appropriate conditions. Herpes Virus Group.

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Prothrombin Time (PT)

Prothrombin Time (PT). Monitor warfarin (Coumadin) therapy. Screening test for diagnosis of vitamin K deficiency. Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Diagnosis of deficiencies of coagulation proteins of the extrinsic pathway (Factor VIII) and

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Practical Blood Bank

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Practical Blood Bank

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Practical Blood Bank

Practical Blood Bank. ABO Discrepancies. 2. ABO Discrepancy. When the results of the forward grouping (patient cells) do not match to the results of the reverse grouping (patient serum) or abnormal reactivity is present (i.e. Mixed Field) then we called this ABO discrepancy.

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Practical Blood Bank

Practical Blood Bank. ABO Discrepancies. Lab 2. ABO Discrepancy. When the results of the forward grouping (patient cells) is not matching the results of the reverse grouping (patient serum) or abnormal reactivity is present (i.e. Mixed Field) then we called this ABO discrepancy.

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Immunology 3rd Practical

PRESS F1 FOR GUIDEANCE. Immunology 3rd Practical. MFSH 2003. Contents. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 15 18 21 22. Antigen-Antibody reaction Station1:Precipitation reaction Station2: Controlled reaction Station3:Serum electrophoresis Station4:Single radial immunodiffusion

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Foodborne diseases:

Foodborne diseases:. In 2010, Public health workers (Foodborne diseases active surveillance Network ( Food-Net )) estimate approx. 1000 outbreaks , 48 million illnesses , 128,000 hospitalization , and 3000 deaths annually due to foodborne illness in USA. Definitions:

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Complement Fixation Test

Complement Fixation Test. Principle Procedure Disadvantages. Introduction:. Complement is a protein (globulin) present in normal serum. Whole complement system is made up of nine components: C1 to C9

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ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIONS

ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIONS. By. Dr. Emad AbdElhameed Morad. Lecturer of Medical Microbiology and Immunology. characters. Highly specific. The antibody can react only with the antigen which induced its formation.

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ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIONS

ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIONS. By. Dr. Emad AbdElhameed Morad. Lecturer of Medical Microbiology and Immunology. characters. Highly specific. The antibody can react only with the antigen which induced its formation.

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Auto-Antibodies Immunofluorescence

MICR 304 Spring 2010; Images of positive control . Auto-Antibodies Immunofluorescence. Phase contrast with green filter on. Blue light with green filter on (FITC emits green light). cytoplasma non fluorescent. nucleus. nucleus: green fluorescent

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