Understanding Urinalysis Tests And Urine In The Laboratory

Your health evaluation is incomplete without the findings of laboratory tests of blood and urine. Your doctor or his assistant may give special instructions about food and water intake well in advance of the time you are going to deliver your specimen because those factors caninfluence the chemical makeup of your sample. Laboratory Tests of…

Physical Examination Or Clinical Examination: Importance And Objectives.

 The use of physical examination to determine the health of people is not new. Medical literature reveals that periodic health examinations were required of the Spartans of an ancient Greece. American doctors have encouraged periodic health examination of children and adults as a preventive health measure since so many years ago. But only in the…

The Enduring Importance Of White Lab Coats In Modern Healthcare

In all healthcare settings, which play a key role in terms of that of confidence, professionalism, and trust. Of all medical uniforms, white lab coats are the most recognized items in the health care field. From doctors and pharmacists to medical students and laboratory technicians, healthcare professionals still use white lab coats as a stand-in…

The Secret of Magnesium For Cell Health

I’ve been sharing about magnesium’s benefits for over 15 years now on the blog and podcast. It’s one of the few supplements that I take every day because I’ve noticed such a huge difference with it. More recently, I’ve come to realize how much it helps with nervous system regulation and mineral balance.  Once I…

What Is Osteomyelitis And How Does It Enter The Bone?

osteomyelitis is an inflammation of bone and bone marrow. It may develop in jaws from bone infection or from other odontogenic causes. The spread of infection from dental pulp is in the direction of Periapical region. A number of tissue reactions may occur depending on the variety of circumstances. There is a transformation from one…

Tooth Trauma: Classification And Other Forms Of Injuries

Tooth trauma result from injuries to the teeth or the soft tissues usually following, Fall, Sports, Road traffic accident and Altercations. How does tooth trauma involve soft tissue? When tooth trauma involves soft tissue it may be simply bruises or frank lacerations. When it is a bruise this can be handled by cleaning the wound…