Author(s): Michael Laposata, Peter McCaffrey
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Clinical Laboratory Methods covers the 100 tests most often done in clinical labs. The description of each method covers the basic concept of the assay; clinically important information; the expense of the test (based cost of the reagents, supplies, and labor); the complexity of the test; and whether each method is manual, semi-automated, or highly automated, and each method includes a flowchart. The author avoids getting bogged down in unimportant details, focusing on only what you need to know to master these important processes.
Top Features:
- Comprehensive coverage of routine laboratory tests.
- It has detailed color illustrations and diagrams to aid understanding.
- Step-by-step procedures for each test.
- Information on the clinical relevance of test results.
- Practical guidelines for troubleshooting and ensuring accuracy in testing.
This atlas is designed to enhance diagnostic skills and improve laboratory practice efficiency.
