Laboratory Tests And Clinical Procedures -- Lesson 257
In this post we would learn some Laboratory tests and some clinical procedures Laboratory tests: 1. Bacterial analyses: Samples of purulent or pus-filled material or exudate which means fluid that accumulates in a space or passes out of tissues which are sent to the laboratory to determine which type of bacteria are present. 2. Fungal tests: On a growth medium, scraping from skin lesions for several weeks and then examined microscopically for evidence of fungal growth. Clinical Procedures: 1. Mobs Surgery: Thin layers of a malignant growth are removed, and eachi is tested under the microscope, which is also called microscopically controlled surgery. 2. Cryosurgery: The application of intensely cold liquid nitrogen destroyed the tissue. 3. Skin biopsy: Pigmented nevi, chronic dermatoses, or any lesion in which there is the possibility of present or future malignant change, are removed and sent to the pathology labortory for examination. A biopsy