A practical guide to hospital lab routines and techniques from St. Luke's Hospital
In this traditional reference, readers gain insight into standardized procedures used in a real clinical laboratory. The book outlines how to organize work, prepare materials, and carry out essential tests with consistency, accuracy, and safety in mind.
Written for interne and early-career physicians, it shares concrete methods for handling blood, urine, sputum, and other specimens. It also covers bacteriology, serology, and histology, with notes on equipment, quality control, and the importance of clear reporting. The detailed instructions reflect long-tested practice in a busy hospital setting.
- Learn standardized methods for testing blood, urine, stool, and other specimens
- Understand bacteriological and serological techniques, with safety and handling tips
- Follow histology preparation and specimen labeling to support accurate diagnosis
- Get practical guidance on using sterilizers, autoclaves, and routine lab equipment
Ideal for readers of clinical laboratory work, and for those who want a grounded, era-appropriate reference to daily lab procedures.