Normoblast vs Megaloblast
Red blood cells/erythrocytes, are vital for transporting oxygen throughout the body. They...
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Category: Clinical Pathology
RETICULOCYTE COUNT
What are reticulocytes and why are they important in pathology? Reticulocytes are immature...
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THYROID FUNCTION TESTS
THYROID FUNCTION TESTS What are thyroid function tests? The biochemical tests used in diagnosis of...
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URINARY CRYSTALS
CRYSTALLURIA : Crystals in urine This is a frequent finding in the routine examination of urine...
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Barr body / X- Chromatin / Sex Chromatin & Davidson body
Barr body Barr body is the small darkly stained structure, in the nucleus. In the majority of...
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Blood bags , types and uses
1. What are blood bags These are the disposable biomedical transparent flexible poly vinyl...
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Vacutainer tubes and their uses
1. What are vacutainer tubes? These are the color coded plastic tubes with rubber stopper. They...
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CYTOCHEMICAL STAINS IN HEMATOLOGICAL NEOPLASMS.
CYTOCHEMICAL STAINS IN HEMATOLOGICAL NEOPLASMS. Author: Dr Faheema Hasan, MD Pathology ...
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ANTICOAGULANTS in Hematologic Investigations
ANTICOAGULANTS in Hematologic Investigations 1. What are anticoagulants Anticoagulants are the...
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Pleural Fluid Analysis
Authors: Dr Vijay Shankar S, Dr Amita Kumari 1. What is pleural fluid? It is the fluid present in...
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Ascitic Fluid Analysis: Common Questions
1. What is Ascitis? Accumulation of fluid between the peritoneal membranes is called ascitis. The...
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Sputum Analysis: Common Questions
Author : Dr Swathi Sahni. Editor: Dr Vijay Shankar. S. 1. What is sputum and what are its...
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