About the lab
| Focuses on the methodology and interpretation of chemical tests performed to support diagnosis and treatment.
The offered diagnostic tests included glucose, non-protein nitrogen to assess the renal function, amino-acid nitrogen to gauge the nutritional status, plasma and urinary proteins, lipids, enzymes, electrolytes (including calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus), and parameters of acid base balance. |
Instruments
| Boiler Electronic Scale Hot Plates Micropipettes 100 Micropipettes 1000 Micropipettes 500 pH Meter Spectrophotometer Water Bath Burettes Urinalysis Strips |
Chemicals
| 1–Naphthol Acetone Ammonium Chloride “Extra Pure” Calcium Carbonate “Extra Pure” Casein “Fat Free” Purified Combur Test Copper II Sulfate D-Fructose Eriochrome Black T Ethanol 99.9% Gelatin Powder Gentian Powder Giemsa’s Stain HCl 31-33% HCl 36.5-38% Lead Acetate AR/ACS (Trihydrate) Maltose Monohydrate Mercury Pure Methanol 99.9% Methylene Blue (Aqueous) Methylene Blue Sol. 0.5% Pepsin 1:3000 Phenol Phthalein Phenyl Hydrazine Hydrochloride Potassium Hydroxide Flakes Potassium Sodium Tartrate Silver Nitrate “Extra Pure” Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate Purified (Baking Soda) Sodium Hydroxide Pellets Sodium Nitrate “Extra Pure” Sodium Salicylate “Purified” Sulphur Powder “Extra Pure” Urea |
Safety Procedures:
| – lab coat – gloves – face mask |
Faculty information | Male | Female |
Laboratory instructor | Dr. Adil Khalil | Ms. Sawsan Alharbi |
Qualification
| PhD. Biochemistry MD. Clinical Dermatology M.Sc. Biochemistry B.Sc. Medicine and Surgery | M.Sc. Medical Laboratory Science B.Sc. Biochemistry |
Laboratory Overview
| About the lab The study of biology provides students with opportunities to develop an understanding of our living world. Biology is the study of life and its evolution, of organisms and their structures, functions, processes, and interactions with each other and with their environments. Biologists recognize that knowledge based upon experimental results and accurate observations is gained through a variety of experiences. Thus, the role of the laboratory and field learning becomes a key component in understanding biology. Laboratory and field activities and inquiry provide students with opportunities to question, observe, sample, experience, and experiment with scientific phenomena in their quest for knowledge of living things. Instruments Microscopes Slides Test tubes beaker rack Dissecting kit Dropper pipettes water bath hot plate needle Chemicals iodine biuret reagent benedict’s solution anti-A anti– B anti-D albumin glucose starch Experiments– Microscope Cell Structure Macromolecules Blood group Human tissue Mitosis and Meiosis Safety Procedures:- lab coat – gloves – face mask |
Lab Role
| During hands-on chemistry activities, students directly and safely investigate chemical properties and reactions, utilizing laboratory apparatus and instruments. These activities are essential for learning chemistry and improving science literacy. |
Instruments
| Spectrophotometer Micropipettes 100, 500, and 1000 Safety shower Drying Oven Hot Plates Fumes Hood Digital Balance Centrifuge Autoclave Water Bath Water Distiller pH meter Eye Goggles Respirator Masks |
Chemical Experiments
| Preparing different concentrations of various solutions, Measuring the pH of various solutions, Detecting the concentration of an unknown-concentration solution, and detecting different organic compounds using their specific reagents. |
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Laboratory Overview
| The undergraduate physics laboratory at the College of Medicine, Dar aluloom University, is well equipped for the conduction of all the Physics course tabletop experiments. The lab has space for 25 students and the experiments are conducted under the supervision of a physics faculty of the rank of lecturer or Assistant Professor. While a detained manual for each experiment is provided and available online, students are well instructed with regards to safety and precautions to be followed, prior to the experiment. Experiments include:
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Laboratory Overview
| Lab Role It is very important for the microbiology laboratory to provide the clinician with information about microbiology laboratory tests results as soon as possible, since this data is strongly connected to treating patients with infectious diseases appropriately, as well as with performing adequate hospital infection control. Instruments DRY OVEN – HOT PLATE – WATER BATH – REFRIGRATOR – BALANCE DIGITAL – PH METER – BENZEN BURNER – SAFTEY CABINET – CENTRIFUGE 12 T – AUTOCLAVE – INCUBATOR – PROJECTOR – Microscope – Microscope + PC+ screen Chemicals dehydrated media gram stain set
Essential glassware plats conical flask measuring slender test tube slide fixed slid Safety Procedures: Do not bring food, drink, or tobacco into the lab. Do not invite friends into the lab. Keep pencils, fingers, etc. out of your mouth, ears, eyes, nose, etc. Always wear protective clothing. Shoes are always required Open-toed sandals are not allowed.
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