Master in Laboratory Medicine

Clinical Chemistry I

ECTS

6

Learning outcomes

Clinical Chemistry is a multidisciplinary area where biochemical parameters are measured and used to support the diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and prevention of disease.
Clinical Chemistry I aims to teach:

  • metabolic pathways involved in the homeostasis of the most important macromolecules in Clinical Chemistry
  • the etiology and pathogenesis of the disease
  • the various methodologies being used to assess both qualitatively and / or quantitatively parameters used more in the routine laboratory

So that the student must:

  • Understand the mechanisms underlying a particular disease
  • Know the biochemical parameters associated with it to allow the diagnosis, monitoring and / or prevention
  • Develop reasoning techniques that allow him to frame the different parameters evaluated in order complement their technical skills with interpretative strand
  • Acquire skills in the implementation of the various methodologies

Syllabus

Lectures
Analytical and interpretative phase
Proteins, Carbohydrate and Lipids in Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory assessment of renal and liver function
Acid base Balance Hydroelectrolitic Balance

Practical classes
Pre­analytical phase
Introduction and preparation of laboratory classes
Discussion of laboratory results

Laboratory classes
Pre­analytical phase
Evaluation of protein profile
Evaluation of carbohydrate profile
Evaluation of lipid profile

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