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Comparison of methods for examination of fecal eggs
Finding parasite eggs in feces is one of the clinical routine examinations. Increasing the detection rate of parasite eggs can provide a reliable diagnostic basis for the clinic. The fecal egg test is suitable for detecting parasites that are parasitic in the digestive tract and organs associated with the digestive tract (liver, pancreas). It can also be used to examine parasites in the respiratory tract. The eggs or larvae are often swallowed with sputum. The feces are discharged.
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Coagulation pet clinical application knowledge
Blood coagulation, referred to as coagulation, refers to the process in which blood changes from a flowing liquid state to a non-flowable gel state. The essence of blood coagulation is the process by which soluble fibrinogen in plasma becomes insoluble fibrin. The coagulation system includes both coagulation and anticoagulation. The dynamic balance between the two is the key to maintaining the body's blood fluid flow and preventing blood loss.
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Thyroid Function Test
The evaluation of thyroid function is mainly to determine the concentration of basal serum thyroxine. There are currently several basic thyroid hormone tests, including measurements: thyroxine (T4); free T4 (fT4); 3,5,3'-triiodothyronine (T3); free T3 (fT3); 3' 5'-triiodothyronine (reverse-T3[rT3]); endogenous TSH concentration; most of the hormone secreted by the thyroid is T4, which secretes only a small amount of T3 and a small amount of r-T3. After T4 enters the circulation,
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Clinical significance and application of glycated hemoglobin
Blood sugar is broken down from carbohydrates in food. Monosaccharides in the blood usually refer only to glucose. The blood glucose test results reflect immediate blood sugar levels. The glycated hemoglobin test usually reflects the patient's blood glucose control for nearly 8 to 12 weeks. Glycated hemoglobin is the "gold standard" for new diagnostic criteria and therapeutic monitoring of diabetes.
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