Clinical Chemistry

DIAGNOSTICSL earning Guide seriesClinical Chemistry2 LEARNING GUIDE: Clinical CHEMISTRYTO THE TABLE OF CONTENTSABBOTT DIAGNOSTICS Clinical Chemistry EDUCATIONAL SERVICESINTENDED AUDIENCEThis learning guide is intended to serve the basic educational needs of new medical laboratory scientists who are entering the field of Clinical laboratory medicine. Anyone associated with the specialty of Clinical Chemistry or the Clinical laboratory will find this learning guide of interest. Typical readers will include medical laboratory technicians and medical technologists, laboratory supervisors and managers, nurses, laboratory support personnel and physician office laboratory TO USE THIS LEARNING GUIDETo offer the most benefit, this learning guide begins each section with an Overview so y

amniotic fluid, synovial fluid, pleural fluid, peritoneal fluid and pericardial fluid. These fluids often contain the same biologic analytes of interest – such as glucose and protein – but differ greatly from each other in physical and chemical properties. These differences in fluid characteristics are termed matrix differences.

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