what is hyperkalemia, hypokalemia causes?
Human blood consists of blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets) and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium ions). …
Hypernatremia and hyponatremia causes
Hypernatremia and hyponatremia are two different medical terms. Hyper means “excess” while hypo means “low”. Hypernatremia condition occurs when sodium…
How to Preserve and Extend the Life of Your Sclera Contact Lenses
Individuals who participate in physically demanding or sports activities, and especially for those who usesclera contact lenses, need the capacity…
Ion selective electrode principle, procedure, types, diagram
Ion-selective electrode (ISE) is an important instrument for analyzing various electrolytes like Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Lithium in the pathology laboratory.…
Heat fixation procedure, purpose ,factors affecting fixation microbiology
Heat fixation is the second method after the chemical fixation in histology. what is heat fixation in microbiology? The mechanism…
10% neutral buffered formalin ideal fixative properties in histopathology
Following are the properties of ideal fixatives (buffered formalin) An ideal fixative prevents autolysis and bacterial decomposition in the tissue.…
Tissue fixation types mechanism( bone, skin, biopsies, liver) histology
It is fixation is important in tissue processing because it preserves the anatomy of different tissues. It makes tissue hard…