DLAB 1370 Clinical Chemistry I

Principles of biochemical analysis, including enzymology, electrolytes, and acid-base balance in clinical samples.

About this course

DLAB 1370 Clinical Chemistry I introduces the core biochemical techniques used in a clinical laboratory. You will study the principles of enzymology, electrolyte measurement, and acid-base balance, and learn how to apply these methods to real patient samples. The course covers the theory behind the instruments and reagents you will use in the lab, as well as the quality control steps required to keep results accurate and reliable.

Who takes this course

• Medical Laboratory Technology

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Explain the chemical principles behind common clinical chemistry assays.
• Perform enzymatic and electrolyte analyses on patient samples.
• Calculate acid-base balance values from clinical data.
• Identify and troubleshoot common sources of analytical error.
• Document results according to laboratory safety and quality standards.

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