Pathology

INTRODUCTION

  1. Microscopy

  2. Histopathology Techniques and Staining

HAEMATOLOGY

1.Collection of Blood and Anticoagulants
2.Estimation of Haemoglobin: Haemoglobinometer
3.Haemocytometer: Cell Count..
4.Wintrobe Haematocrit Tube: PCV
5.Westergren Pipette Tube: ESR
6.RBC Pipette: Total RBC Count
7.WBC Pipette: Leucocyte Counts
8.Platelet Count
9.Blood Film
10.Examination for Haemoparasites
11.Blood Formation: Cellular Haematopoiesis.
12.Reticulocyte Count
13.Marrow Puncture Needle and Trephine Needle
14.Anaemia
15.Haemoglobinopathies
16.Erythrocytosis and Polycythaemia.
17.Leukaemia
18.Haemorrhagic Disorders. Investigation of Haemostasis
19.Blood Group. Rh System and Blood Transfusion
20.MICROSCOPIC PATHOLOGY (General Pathology)

MICROSCOPIC PATHOLOGY

  1. Inflammation and Repair

  2. Degeneration, Amyloidosis and Necrosis

  3. Fluid and Haemodynamic Derangements

  4. Infectious Diseases

  5. Disorders of Growth

PATHOLOGICAL SPECIMENS

  1. Cardiovascular System

  2. Alimentary System

  3. Liver, Gall Bladder and Pancreas

  4. Urinary System

  5. MaLe Reproductive System.

  6. Female Reproductive System.

  7. Breast

  8. Thyroid

  9. Bone

CYTOPATHOLOGY

  1. Vaginal Exfoliative Cytopathology

  2. Cytology of Body Cavity Fluids (Effusions)

  3. Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC)

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

  1. Examination of Urine.

  2. Body Cavity Fluids

  3. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF), Lumbar Puncture Needle

  4. Semen Analysis

APPLIED CLINICAL CHEMISTRY

  1. Exocrine Function of Pancreas

  2. Liver Function Tests, Jaundice

  3. Renal Function Tests

  4. Lipid Metabolism: Lipid and Lipoproteins

  5. Estimation of Blood Glucose

  6. Estimation of Nitrogenous Constituents

  7. Estimation of Serum Bilirubin

  8. Estimation of Lipid and Lipoproteins

  9. Estimation of Enzymes

MISCELLANEOUS

  1. Autopsy Methods

  2. Weights and Measurements of Normal Organs

  3. Laboratory Values of Clinical Significance