2/30 How to Set up a Medical Lab - Lab Types

Welcome to Needle.Tube, Your Personal Supply Assistant. Today, we'll briefly discuss different types of medical diagnostic labs.

Clinical microbiology laboratories focus on identifying infectious organisms, helping in the diagnosis and treatment of infections. Clinical chemistry labs analyze bodily fluids like blood and urine to monitor organ function and detect diseases.

Hematology labs specialize in studying blood and blood disorders, providing critical insights for diagnosing anemia, leukemia, and clotting issues. Molecular biology labs delve into the genetic makeup of diseases, enabling precision medicine and personalized treatment plans.

Parasitology labs detect and identify parasites, ensuring accurate diagnosis of parasitic infections. Reproduction biology labs assist in fertility assessments and reproductive health, playing a key role in managing infertility.

Histopathology labs examine tissue samples to diagnose diseases at the cellular level, especially cancer. Cytopathology labs focus on analyzing cells for signs of disease, often used in cancer screening, such as Pap tests.

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