Clinical Chemistry Principles Techniques and Correlations 9th Edition Bishop Test Bank
Clinical Chemistry Principles Techniques and Correlations 9th Edition Bishop Test Bank offers a detailed exploration of clinical chemistry, combining foundational principles with advanced laboratory techniques and correlations to clinical practice. The text is designed to bridge the gap between laboratory science and patient care, with an emphasis on diagnostic accuracy and the latest technological advancements in the field. Pass your classes with ease with this great study source!
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- Chapter  1  Basic Principles and Practices of Clinical Chemistry
- Chapter  2  Laboratory Safety and Regulations
- Chapter  3  Quality Management in the Clinical Laboratory
- Chapter  4  Analytic Techniques
- Chapter  5  Clinical Chemistry Automation
- Part  2  Analytic Procedures and Clinical Correlation
- Chapter  6  Amino Acids and Proteins
- Chapter  7  Nonprotein Nitrogen Compounds
- Chapter  8  Enzymes
- Chapter  9  Carbohydrates
- Chapter  10  Lipids and Lipoproteins
- Chapter  11  Electrolytes
- Chapter  12  Blood Gases, pH, and Buffer Systems
- Part  3  Endocrinology and Clinical Correlation
- Chapter  13  Basic Endocrinology
- Chapter  14  Thyroid Function
- Chapter  15  Hypothalamic and Pituitary Function
- Chapter  16  Adrenal Function
- Chapter  17  Gonadal Function
- Chapter  18  Parathyroid Function
- Part  4  Organ Systems and Clinical Correlation
- Chapter  19  Liver Function
- Chapter  20  Cardiac Function
- Chapter  21  Renal Function
- Chapter  22  Pancreatic Function
- Part  5  Specialty Areas of Clinical Chemistry
- Chapter  23  Body Fluid Analysis
- Chapter  24  Pregnancy and Prenatal Testing
- Chapter  25  Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
- Chapter  26  Toxicology
- Chapter  27  Trace Elements, Toxic Elements, and Vitamins
- Chapter  28  Tumor Markers
- Chapter  29  Point-of-Care Testing
- Chapter  30  Newborn and Pediatric Clinical Chemistry
- Chapter  31  Geriatric Clinical Chemistry
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