Parkview School of MLS: Coagulation
Course Description
Lecture, reading, and laboratory rotation will cover the theory and principles of the blood coagulation/fibrinolytic systems, the function of each coagulation factor, the description of diseases and conditions producing abnormal results, and the correlation of test results to abnormal conditions/diseases. The theory and performance of coagulation tests, quality control, computer applications, basic trouble shooting, and safety are also included. The coagulation laboratory experience occurs during the clinical chemistry rotation.
1 semester hour
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MLS Lori Mutz reviews patient results from the Iris automated urine analyzer
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