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Haematology, clinical pathology, clinical microbiology, biochemistry, serology, histopathology, cytology, molecular diagnostics and blood banking, with lab QC and virtual practicals.
Educational content for laboratory learning. It does not replace your laboratory's procedures, a qualified pathologist or medical advice, and simulated results are not patient results.
Certificate courses from beginner to advanced.
Start your clinical laboratory career: safety, specimen collection, pre-analytical errors, equipment, calculations, QC and waste management.
8 lessons · 4 h
CBC, haemoglobin and PCV, cell counts, red cell indices, blood smears, ESR, reticulocytes, coagulation and haematology QC.
9 lessons · 5 h
Urine routine examination, stool microscopy, CSF and body fluids, semen basics, reporting and quality.
7 lessons · 4 h
Simulated practicals with new data every attempt and a certificate for each one you pass. Results are simulated for learning.
Choose the right tube, follow the order of draw, calculate MCV, MCH and MCHC and recognise the red cell pattern.
Read a tube agglutination titre, understand the prozone effect and run the steps of an ELISA in the right order.
Each tool shows the formula, a worked example and its limitations.
Timed tests with explanations and a score report.
Count cells in the Neubauer chamber, identify leucocytes on a smear, work out absolute counts and read a Westergren ESR.
Collect and handle a urine sample correctly, run the physical, chemical and microscopic examination and sort sediment findings.
Prepare a 0.5 McFarland inoculum, set up a disc diffusion test by the standard method, run QC and read zones against breakpoints.
Set control limits from QC data, plot results as z-scores, apply Westgard rules and decide what to do with the run.
Perform forward and reverse ABO grouping, Rh(D) typing, resolve a discrepancy and set up the major crossmatch.
Take a biopsy from fixation through processing, embedding, microtomy and H&E staining, and fix common faults.
Fix and stain a cervical smear, know which stain suits which smear, and recognise preparation faults.
Set PCR cycling temperatures, calculate amplification, read Ct values and controls, and read a gel against a ladder.