Laboratory tests are one of the most important tools that a doctor relies on in diagnosing diseases and following up treatment, as studies show that a large percentage of medical decisions are based on the results of laboratory tests. But the value of the analysis lies not only in the apparent number, but in its correct interpretation and linking it to the clinical condition of the patient. From this point of view, the Continuing Education Unit at the College of Health and Medical Techniques organized a training course on how to interpret pathological analyzes, in which lecturer Dalal Arif Salman, lecturer Heba Khalid Zubiri and lecturer Shorouk Sabah Hussein lectured.
\nOne of the main objectives of the course:
\nHe explains the importance of laboratory analyzes in medical diagnostics and distinguishes between normal and pathological values of various examinations.
\nInterprets analysis:
\n1.\u2060 \u2060full blood picture CBC
\n2-LFT liver function test
\n3-RFT kidney function test
\n4-blood sugar HbA1c, FBS and RBS
\n5-fat Lipid profile
\n6-hormones and cardiac enzymes<\/p>\n