Education and Teaching

Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) is the science that deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of various diseases with clinical laboratory tests. Clinical chemistry, genetics, toxicology, histotechnology (pathology), hematology, medical microbiology, immunology, transfusion science, and quality assurance are among the subjects that will teach students about human health and disease. Additionally, students will learn how to cooperate and work in teams with other medical experts. Main areas of medical laboratory training include:

· Clinical Bacteriology: The identification of pathogenic microorganisms and their antibiotic susceptibility.

· Clinical Chemistry: The process of testing bodily fluids for chemical analytes such urea, triglycerides, glucose, and cholesterol etc.

· Clinical Hematology: The study of blood cells including abnormalities, with emphasis on procedures of laboratory examination.

· Clinical Immunohematology: The theory and techniques of donor selection, processing blood for transfusion and resolving incompatibilities due to unexpected antibodies.

· Principals of Clinical Administration and Education: Introduction of basic principles of laboratory administration and education.

· Quality management and assurance: It is crucial to ensure that tests and analysis are performed appropriately. Erroneous documentation may result in misreported news and disastrous outcomes. For example, if data entry errors occur, a healthy patient may be mistakenly told they have a particular illness. In addition to the serious adverse effects, there may be psychological, emotional, and legal ramifications if a patient receives a prescription for a disease they do not have.