The absolvent:
knows the pre-analytical and post-analytical impacts on the result of the examination;
knows basic urinalysis and urinary calculations;
knows the principles of methods for determining proteins, non-protein nitrogenous substances, enzymes and isoenzymes;
biogenic inorganic substances, lipids, hormones;
knows laboratory examinations for diabetes;
knows laboratory examinations for diagnosis of myocardial infarction;
knows laboratory tests for diseases of liver and biliary tracts and stones;
knows laboratory examinations in gastroenterology ;;
knows a cytochemical examination of cerebrospinal fluid,
knows laboratory indicators of bone metabolism;
knows the issues of the internal environment and acid-metabolic metabolism;
knows the issues of therapeutic drug monitoring ;
knows the basics of toxicology;
has a basic overview of cytokines and mediators of inflammation;
has an overview of vitamins and their quantifications;
manages to perform functional and stress tests;
knows laboratory tests in pregnancy, childhood and old age;
knows the quality of the examinations in clinical biochemistry.
Teacher(s)
Syllabus
Lab. Dg diabetes mellitus; Glucose;
HbA1C;
Nitrogen based non-proteinous substances;
urea, creatinine, oxalic acid, ammonia;
examinatory test -instrumentation techniques;
Lab. examination in pregnancy; screening of inherent development defects;
Principles of methods in clinical toxicology;
Lipids;
cholesterol and its fractions, triacylglycerols, lipoproteins;
Drugs, medications;
Analytical methods calibration
Internal and external quality control system;
Chemical and morphological examination of urine;
POCT;
Punctates, stools, saliva;
evaluation of the test;
Immunochemical methods; complementary-noncomplementary; homogenic-nonhomogenic ...;
RIA, IRMA, EIA, MEIA, CMIA, LIA, ILMA, ELISA, FPIA ...;
Hormones;
optional correction of the exam;
Enzymes, isoenzymes;
ALT, AST, ALP + iso, GGT, AMS, CK + iso, CKMB-mass;
LD, LD-iso; LPS, cholinesterase;
Tumormarkers;
KB anemic conditions, metabolism. Fe; methods;
Ions (Na, K, Cl) Ca, Mg, P, Fe; Trace elements linked to AAS;
Bilirubin, hemoglobin, porphyrins;
Proteins, Specific proteins;
Cardiomarkers;
Principles of dry chemistry;
Analytical features of laboratory methods;
Ethanol, lactate;
Serum indexes;
Parameters of automatic spectrophotometric analysis
