1 Chemical: The substance produce by chemicsl process e.g toxics, harzadeous, and dangerious chemicals.
2 Pathology: the study of cause and effective of illness.
3 Dianostic: It is related to or used for discovery the happening of things in an organism.
4 Specimen: The smallest amount (pieces) of a substance colected from something for a test and examination.
5 Hazards: It is a thing that may be dengerious or cause acident or problem.
6 Precoution: It is a prevention of occurence of dengerous or unpleasant situation.
7 Haemolysis: Breakdown of red bloods cell with libration of containd haemoglobin.
8 Serum: A clear fluid remaining after blood has clothed.
9
Anticogulant: An agent that recuce the propensity of blood to cloth it
is used to obtain specimen sutable for pathological examination.
10 Plasma: The fluid part of the blood and immune cell that produce antibodies.
11 Heparinised: A group of natural occourence anticogulant substance by most cell and present in liver and lung tissue.
12 Lithium Heparin: A metalic anticogulant element substance (salts) used therapeuticslly in some mental health problem.
13 Venepunture: Insertion of a needle into a vein.
14 Assays: Antilative test used to measure the amount of a substance present ot its level activity e.g hormones, or drugs.
15 Inhibitors: An instrument used in restrading ones impulse as a result of both unconscious and conscious mental infulences.
16
Coagulase: An enzymes produced by some staphylococcus, it coagulate
plasma and is used to classify staphylococcus as coagulase Negative or
C. positive.
17 Electrolyte: A solution of a substance which
allowed such as NacH which disocciate into ions with an electrical
charge ( anion, cations) in medcine, it discribe the individual ion e.g
potassium and bicarbonate ion in the body.
18 Haemoglobin: A red pigment mostly derived during red blood cell breakdown.
19
Uroblinogen: A pigment formed from bilirubin in the intestine by
bacteria actions it may be reabsorbed into the circulation and converted
back to bilirubin in the liver re-exereted.
20 Urobilin: A browning pigment excreted in the faeces formed by oxidation of uroblinogen.
21 Thymol or Thymocyte: Cell founf in the dense lymphoid tissue of the thymus gland.
22 Pyrogen: This is a substance usually of bacteria origin that can cause fever of trnsfused in an intravenois fluid.
23 Intravenous: Within or into a vein.
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