Aim: Determination of bleeding time Reference: Haematology, Practical Human Anatomy and Physiology, S.R. Kale et al., Nirali Prakashan, Eight Edition, 2002, pp. 45-46 Definition The bleeding time is required for a small cut to stop bleeding. When a blood vessel is injured, blood comes out for some time and stops because of the platelet plug … Read more
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Aim: Determination of Blood Group References: 1. Hoffman R, et al., editors. Hematology E-Book: Basic Principles and Practice. Elsevier Health Sciences; 2022 Oct 27. 2. Westhoff CM. Blood group genotyping. Blood, The Journal of the American Society of Hematology. 2019 Apr 25;133(17):1814-20. Objective: To determine the blood group of an individual using the agglutination test, … Read more
Aim- Identification of appendicular bones. Reference: Theory It is situated at the lateral side, which extends outwards from the principal axis. Theappendicular skeleton system comprises the pectoral girdle (shoulder girdle), pelvic girdle (hipgirdle), upper limbs or arms bones, and lower limbs or legs. PECTORAL GIRDLE Each pectoral girdle consists of two bones: 1 clavicle and … Read more
Aim: Identification of Axial Bones References: Theory: The axial skeleton is one of the two main divisions of the human skeleton, the other being theappendicular skeleton. The axial skeleton forms the central axis of the body. It consists of bonesthat provide support, protection, and the framework for various vital structures, such as thebrain, spinal cord, … Read more
Aim: Microscopic study of epithelial tissue and connective tissue Reference 1) Structural Organisation In Animals-Animal Tissues, Trueman’s Elementary Biology,K.N.Bhatia et a., Edition 2016, pp. 168-2132) PV’s Human Anatomy And Physiology-I, S.S. Randhawa et al., Edition 20173) Bones, Blood, Epithelial tissue, Textbook Of Human Histology, Second Edition, pp. 66-137 Definition: In biology, a tissue is a … Read more
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Aim: The study of the compound microscope REFERENCES: Background: A compound microscope is an optical scientific equipment used to magnify and view smaller structures that cannot be seen with the naked eye by using two or more lenses. The compound microscope is commonly used in biological experiments. It offers both high magnification and fair resolution, … Read more
