Topic List of the topic Schedule

Haematology I - Test in haematology.

- The haemogram. Packed cell volume
(PCV)/ haematocrit (Hct) and total
proteins
- Erythocite count, haemoglobin and
indices.
- leukocyte total and differential count
Haematology Ii - platelet count
-
- morphology and mean platelet
volume
- histograms
- Blood smear evaluation

Evaluation of blood smear - RBC morphological evaluation

RBCs and reticulocytes - Reticulocyte count and evaluation Date/ Day : 24 July 2017/Monday
Time : 13.00-14.00 p.m

Erythrocyte disorders - Polycythemias (erythrocytosis) and

different types of anaemias
Leukocytes - Types of leukocytes
- Functions and interpretation of
changes in blood values Date/ Day : 25 July 2017 / Thursday
- Morphological changes Time : 13.00-14.00 p.m
- General patterns of WBC disorders

Haemostatis - Normal haemostasis

- Clinical signs of haemostasis
disorders
- Sample collection and storage
- Laboratory evalation of haemostasis
- Haemostatic disorders
Bone marrow : collection - Indications and contraindications
and interpretation - Evaluation of cell lines
- Erythropoiesis
- Megakaryopoiesis
- myelopoiesis
Blood groups and transfusion
Glucose
Lipid and ketone bodies
Proteins
Liver
Exocrine pancreas and
gastrointestinal tract.
Urinary system
- blood groups system
- blood groups testing and cross
matching
- defenition, aims and inication for
blood transfuision
- physiological charactristics and
measurememt
-- physiological
abnormalities characteristics and
abnormalities
-- Physiological characteristics.
types and causes of increase
-- Measurement: serum protein and
electrophoresis.
-- Tests
Serumforprotein
detecting hepatocellular
abnormalities.
- injury, cholestasis and hepatic
Fibrinogen
dysfunction
-
- Urinalysis.
- Serum/plasma Urea and Creatinine
concentration.
- Urine protein to creatinine ratio
 Muscle - Test for detecting myocyte injury
myocyte activity

Endocrine tests - Thyroid.

- Adrenocortical.
- Other hormones: parathyroid, insulin,
Electrolytes and acid/base - Body
growthfluid compartments,
hormone, sodium,
progesterone,
asessment potssium
relaxin. and chloride abnormalities
- Basis for acid/base evaluation
Minerals - Major elements
- Trace elements

Introduction to clinical - Specimens

cytology I - Specimen handling
- Advantages and limitations

I Introduction to clinical - Characteristics of some bnign lessions

cytology II - Inflammation
- Haematoma
- Lipoma
- Cyst
- sialocoele
Cytology of masses and - analysis of body fluids
organs - transudate, modified transudate
- exudate
- neoplastic effusions
Cytology of neoplastic -- Benign neoplasms
masses - Cytological critetria of
malignancy
- cytology of lymph nodes

Cytology of cerebrospinal -
fluid,synovial fluid and
lavages

Microbiology and serology I - Collection, handling, documentation

and section of material for important
procedures
- Use of various microbiological stains
- Antibiotic sensitivity tests
- Sterilization and disinfection
-
Microbiology and serology II - Identification of fungi in specimen
and culture
- Diagnostic procedures in important
viral infections
- Serological techniques
- ELISA AND CLIA
- Use and care of lab animals and bio
products
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