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Microbiology

Bacteriology

Motility Test: Types, Principle, Method, Control & Interpretation

Motility Test: Types, Principle, Method, Control & Interpretation Motility of the organisms is an important characteristic to differentiate organism having similar biochemical characteristics e.g Klebsiella...

Staphylococcus: Morphology, Cultural Characteristics, Pathogenicity, Antibiotic Sensitivity

Classification of Bacteria: on the Basis of Morphology, Gram Staining, Oxygen...

Malaria: Asexual & Sexual Life Cycle , Laboratory Diagnosis

Urine Examination: History, Importance & Types of Urine Specimen

Hematology

Storage Conditions Of Blood Products

PRINCIPLE: In order to assure the viability of blood and blood products, the devices in which they are stored shall be closely monitored. The general...

Direct Coombs Test (DAT): Principle, Procedure, Interpretations and Confirmation

Manual Cell Counting With Hemocytometer

Faecal Occult Blood Tests (FOBTs) : Significance, Methods, Interpretation, Interference

Rh Antibody Titration: Specimen, Principle, Procedure, Interpretation

Histopathology

Tissue Processing : Factors, Steps Of Tissue Processing, Types

Histopathology

Fixative : Types, Classification, Reaction

Histopathology

Fixation, Ideal Fixative, Factors Involved In Fixation

Immunology

Hematology

Rh Antibody Titration: Specimen, Principle, Procedure, Interpretation

Rh Antibody Titration Specimen: Specimen needs clotted (serum) or anti-coagulated (plasma) of the antibodies to be titer. Principle: Rh Antibody Titration is a semi quantitative technique use to...

Blood Typing – ABO blood groups and Rh type Testing

C-Reactive Protein Test: Principle, Procedure, Requirements, Results and Interpretation

Waaler Rose Test : Principle, Procedure, Requirements, Results and Interpretation

Widal Test: Principle, Procedure, Types, Requirements, Results, Reporting and Interpretations

Bacteriology

Motility Test: Types, Principle, Method, Control & Interpretation

Staphylococcus: Morphology, Cultural Characteristics, Pathogenicity, Antibiotic Sensitivity

Classification of Bacteria: on the Basis of Morphology, Gram Staining, Oxygen...

Laboratory Features of Escherichia coli

Staphylococcus Aureus – Cultural Characteristics

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Quiz (MCQ)

Molecular Biology Multiple Choice Questions: DNA Replication

Microbiology MCQs: Morphology of Bacteria

Hematology MCQs

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Bacteriology

Staphylococcus Aureus – Cultural Characteristics

Cultural Characteristics of Staphylococcus Aureus Staphylococci grow in a carbon dioxide enriched atmosphere and also well grow aerobically. Most of the strains grows anaerobically, but...

Faecal Occult Blood Tests (FOBTs) : Significance, Methods, Interpretation, Interference

Direct Coombs Test (DAT): Principle, Procedure, Interpretations and Confirmation

Chemical Pathology

RF Latex Agglutination Test (Rheumatoid Factor): Principle, Procedure, Requirements, Results and...

RF Latex Agglutination Test This test is performed for the diagnosis of an autoimmune disease known as Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). This disease affects synovial joints...

What is a Jaundice? Types, Causes of Jaundice

Virology

Dengue IgG / IgM Rapid Diagnostic Test

DENGUE IgG / IgM RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TEST Dengue is an infectious disease caused by ‘dengue virus’ (DENV) which is a RNA virus belonging to the...

Haemagglutionation Assay – HA

Haemagglutionation test detect the presence of viral particles and can see visibly and macroscopically. This test does not distinguish between the viral...

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