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| This online course provides a comprehensive understanding of various diagnostic tests used in clinical pathology. Therefore, you can learn how to read pathology reports by yourself. From urine and kidney function tests to lipid profiles and diabetes screenings, participants will gain insights into the significance, interpretation, and implications of these tests in diagnosing various health conditions. |
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Introduction to various medical tests and their importance. |
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An in-depth examination of urine components and relevant tests. Physical Examination: Assessment of various physical properties of urine, including: A. Volume B. Specific Gravity C. Appearance D. Colour E. Odour F. Deposit G. Foam H. Reaction (pH) Understanding their significance in diagnosing urinary tract conditions. Chemical Examination: Analysis of urine composition for specific substances, including: A. Proteins B. Sugars C. Ketone Bodies D. Bilirubin and Bile Salts E. Nitrites Identifying abnormal levels indicative of certain medical conditions. Microscopic Examination: Detailed examination of urine sediment for: A. Casts B. Crystals C. Amorphous Substances D. Microorganisms E. Pus Cells F. Mucus G. Red Blood Cells (RBCs) H. Epithelial Cells Identifying abnormalities such as infections, inflammation, or kidney disorders. |
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A thorough examination of kidney function and relevant tests. Function of the Kidney: Overview of the kidneys' role in the body's filtration and waste removal processes. Symptoms of Kidney Problems: Recognizing signs indicative of kidney issues and their implications. Serum Creatinine Test: Examination of creatinine levels in the blood as a marker of kidney function. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Test: Assessment of urea nitrogen levels in the blood for kidney health evaluation. Uric Acid: Examination of uric acid levels in the blood and its relevance to kidney function and health. Electrolytes: Evaluation of electrolyte levels in the blood, including: a) Sodium b) Potassium c) Chloride Understanding their balance and significance in kidney function. Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR) Test: Assessment of kidney function based on the rate at which blood is filtered by the glomeruli. i) Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease: Understanding the progressive stages of kidney disease: Stage 1 to 5 ii) Acute Kidney Failure (Renal Failure): Examination of sudden kidney function loss, its causes, and management. |
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An examination of liver function parameters and relevant tests. Bilirubin (Indirect, Direct, and Total): Assessment of bilirubin levels in different forms to evaluate liver health. Gamma Glutamyl Transferase Test: Evaluation of GGT levels as a marker of liver injury or disease. SGPT/ALT Test: Examination of ALT enzyme levels in the blood to assess liver function and health. SGOT/AST Test: Analysis of AST enzyme levels in the blood, indicating liver damage or disease. Total Protein Test: Assessment of total protein levels in the blood, including albumin and globulin. Albumin Blood Test: Measurement of albumin levels in the blood, reflecting liver and kidney function. Globulin Blood Test: Examination of globulin levels in the blood, which can indicate liver or kidney disease. Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP): Analysis of ALP levels in the blood, associated with liver and bone disorders. |
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An examination of thyroid function tests and relevant parameters. Types of Tests: Different tests used to assess thyroid function, including:
Understanding their significance in diagnosing thyroid disorders. TSH Hormone: Examination of Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH) levels in the blood, reflecting thyroid function. T3 and T4 Levels: Analysis of Triiodothyronine (T3) and Thyroxine (T4) hormone levels in the blood, indicating thyroid activity. |
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An examination of lipid profile tests and associated parameters. Lipid Panel: A comprehensive test measuring various lipids in the blood, including:
Understanding their significance in assessing cardiovascular health. Cholesterol Tests: Different tests used to evaluate cholesterol levels, such as:
Normal Results: Interpretation of lipid profile results indicating normal cholesterol levels. Symptoms of High Cholesterol: Recognizing signs and symptoms associated with high cholesterol levels. |
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An examination of hemoglobin levels and associated symptoms. Hemoglobin Levels: Measurement of hemoglobin levels in the blood, assessing oxygen-carrying capacity. Symptoms of Low Hemoglobin: Recognizing signs indicative of low hemoglobin levels, including:
Symptoms of High Hemoglobin: Identifying signs associated with high hemoglobin levels, such as:
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An examination of diabetes tests and related parameters. Common Types of Tests: Different tests used to diagnose diabetes, including:
Symptoms of Diabetes: Recognizing signs indicative of diabetes, such as:
HbA1C Test: Examination of Hemoglobin A1C levels in the blood, reflecting average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months. Understanding its role in long-term glucose management and diabetes diagnosis. |
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An examination of total and differential leukocyte counts. What are Leukocytes (WBC)? Exploring the role of white blood cells (WBC) in the immune system. Two Methods for Counting Leukocytes: Understanding different techniques for leukocyte counting. Total Leukocyte Count (TLC): Evaluation of total WBC count in a blood sample. Purpose of a Total Leukocyte Count Test: Understanding the clinical significance of TLC in diagnosing infections and immune disorders. Causes of High and Low TLC: Identifying factors leading to abnormal TLC levels, including:
Factors Leading to Leukocytosis: Recognizing conditions associated with elevated WBC count. Symptoms of Leukocytosis: Identifying signs indicative of increased WBC count. Factors Leading to Leukopenia: Understanding conditions causing decreased WBC count. Symptoms of Leukopenia: Recognizing signs indicative of decreased WBC count. Types of Leukocytes: Differentiating between granulocytes and agranulocytes, including:
Normal Values of Leukocytes: Establishing standard ranges for leukocyte counts in a healthy individual. What Happens When DLC is High? Exploring the implications of elevated differential leukocyte count. |
| Chapter 10: Conclusion and End of Course Guidance |
Recap of the course content and final guidance. |
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Value added course means that these courses are additional courses that students can join if they want to enhance their knowledge in the subject discussed in the course. The one who will do all the courses, will have the ultimate knowledge of this therapy and would be a rightful therapist who can cure the root-cause vs surface level problem.
Yes, you can apply for the internship, if we have an opening, we will invite you for an interview.
You can apply for jobs in various Pathology Center, Naturopathy Hospital, Physiotherapy Centres, Massage Therapy Centres, etc. Average salary for a massage therapist in India is almost Rs 6,00,000 per Year according to Talent(dot)com
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This online course by Dr. Richa Varshney is designed to empower individuals with the knowledge to read and interpret pathology reports. Understanding these reports can significantly benefit a common man in several ways. Firstly, it allows you to interpret your medical reports with confidence, removing the mystery and anxiety often associated with medical tests. This understanding helps in recognizing early signs and symptoms of various health conditions, enabling timely medical intervention. By being informed, you can make better decisions about your health and treatments, ensuring that you take appropriate actions when needed. Moreover, this knowledge allows you to communicate more effectively with healthcare professionals, asking the right questions and understanding their recommendations. Overall, this course equips you with the tools to take an active role in your health management, leading to better health outcomes and a proactive approach to your healthcare.