MRAD 1430 Clinical Chemistry I

Analysis of body fluids for biochemical markers using standard laboratory instrumentation and methods.

About this course

MRAD 1430 Clinical Chemistry I introduces the fundamental principles and laboratory techniques used to analyze body fluids for biochemical markers. You will learn to use standard laboratory instrumentation and methods to identify and quantify substances such as glucose, enzymes, lipids, and electrolytes. The course emphasizes accuracy, precision, and the application of quality control measures in a diagnostic setting.

Who takes this course

This course is a core requirement for the Medical Laboratory Technology program.

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Perform chemical analyses on serum, urine, and other body fluids.
• Operate standard clinical chemistry instruments such as spectrophotometers and auto-analyzers.
• Interpret biochemical test results in relation to patient physiology.
• Apply quality control and quality assurance principles to routine testing.
• Maintain accurate laboratory records and documentation.

Evaluation