Clinical Chemistry 1 Instrumentation part 1

Part 1 of the lesson on instrumentation in clinical chemistry, based on chapter 3 of the Larson Clinical Chemistry textbook. Covers EMR, Beer's law, spectrophotometry, reflectometry, refractometry, fluorometry, chemiluminescence, light scatter techniques (nephelometry, turbidimetry) and atomic absorption spectroscopy

[Chase-ypig]

thank you for providing these videos Dr. A! Super insightful and helpful.

[utibeimaevans]

Good morning ma'am. Thank you so much for this video.

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[reshadnuredin]

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[chemtype]

This is a great primer on the subject!

[LisaLi-kebm]

Thanks. It is very clear and useful to understand.

[abiriakpojaro]

I didn't really understand the calibration line. Is it that you use it to get a slope?