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- What is Distilled vs deionized water in labMost of us use distilled water in daily life. But sometimes we need deionized water for kind of purpose. Therefore … Read more
- water deprivation test procedure diabetes insipidusWater deprivation test used to differentiate the causes between diabetes insipidus and primary polydipsia. Water deprivation test principle The period … Read more
- Benedict test procedure ( reducing sugar test)The Benedict’s test is a simple chemical that can be used to assess the presence of reducing sugars. Reducing sugars … Read more
- Serum amylase test procedure, range in pancreatitisSerum amylase test is important for calculation of hydrolytic enzyme which hydrolyses starch into maltose. It present in saliva and … Read more
- Schick test procedure, interpretation (Dephtheria test)Schick test procedure is used to demonstrate the level of antibodies in the blood of a person, who is either … Read more
- carboxyhemoglobin blood test (cohb blood test) procedurecohb blood test used to diagnose carboxyhemoglobin in the blood. Carboxyhemoglobin blood test procedure Normal blood is diluted 1:300 in … Read more
- Bile Tolerance test procedure, principle and ReagentsBile Tolerance test is used to differentiate the streptococcus agalectiae from other gram positive cocci. Certain streptococci (S.agalactiae) and enterococci … Read more
- Potassium cyanide test procedure (KCN test) microbiologyPotassium cyanide medium used to grow the certain kinds of bacteria. Some bacteria grow in the presence of KCN. Potassium … Read more
- Voges Proskauer test (vp test) principle, procedure, reagentsVoges Proskauer test or VP test is used to identify some enterobacteria. But some kinds of it are VP negative. … Read more
- Methyl red test principle, procedure, reagents (e.coli)Methyl red test or MR test is an important biochemical test used to differentiate the enterobacteria. Methyl red is used … Read more
- CAMP test ( christie, Atkins, Munch-Peterson) principle, procedure, resultCAMP test stands for Christie, Atkins, Munch-Peterson test in microbiology. A clear area around the blood agar plate is the … Read more
- Litmus milk test procedure, result, purpose in microbiologyThe litmus milk decolorization test is an important biochemical; test used to identify the clostridia. Litmus milk test principle A … Read more
- Phenylalanine deaminase test principle, procedure, and purposeThe phenylalanine deaminase test is important to differentiate proteus and providendia from other enterobacteria and enterocolitis. Principle of phenylalanine deaminase … Read more
- Arginine dihydrolase test procedure for pseudomonas aeruginosaArginine is an amino acid that builds up protein. Arginine is hydrolyzed by some bacteria, which release an enzyme called … Read more
- Aesculin hydrolysis test principle, procedure for streptococciAsculine is a glycoside and it is incorporated with a nutrient base a ferric salt. Aesculin hydrolysis means the breakdown … Read more
- Oxidation fermentation test(Hugh and Leifson test ) principle, the procedure for P.AeruginosaThe oxidation fermentation test was first discovered by the two scientists Hugh and Leifson in 1953. Therefore oxidation fermentation test … Read more
- India ink stain for cryptococcus principle, procedure controlIndia ink stain is used for visualizing the capsule of encapsulated B. anthracis and other capsulated organisms, especially the fungus … Read more
- Fredrickson’s classification of hyperlipidemia (type I, II, IIa, IIb, III, IV, V) is based on the electrophoretic pattern of lipoproteinHyperlipidemia means a high level of lipid content in the blood. It may be due to a primary cause or … Read more
- what is hyperkalemia, hypokalemia causes?Human blood consists of blood cells (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets) and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, and calcium … Read more
- Hypernatremia and hyponatremia causesHypernatremia and hyponatremia are two different medical terms. Hypernatremia medical definition is “Hyper means “excess” while hypo means “low”. Hypernatremia … Read more
- How to Preserve and Extend the Life of Your Sclera Contact LensesIndividuals who participate in physically demanding or sports activities, and especially for those who usesclera contact lenses, need the capacity … Read more
- Ion-selective electrode principle, procedure, types, diagramIon-selective electrode (ISE) is an important instrument for analyzing various electrolytes like Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, and Lithium in the pathology … Read more