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Pathogenesis of Essential Hypertension – Role of Defective Pressure Natriuresis & Reset Pressure Natriuresis

Pathogenesis of Essential Hypertension – Role of Defective Pressure Natriuresis & Reset Pressure Natriuresis

By Victor on March 11, 2012

Number of View :529PATHOGENESIS OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION. The natural history of essential hypertension evolves from occasional to established hypertension. After a long invariable asymptomatic period, persistent hypertension develops into complicated hypertension, in which target organ damage to the aorta and small arteries, heart, kidneys, retina, and central nervous system is evident. The progression begins with [...]

Posted in Histopathology | Tagged Histopathology, Hypertension

REGULATION OF NORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE

By Victor on March 11, 2012

Number of View :529REGULATION OF NORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE Arterial blood pressure is a product of cardiac output and total peripheral resistance. Cardiac output is influenced by blood volume, which is greatly dependent on body sodium. Thus sodium homeostasis is central to blood pressure regulation. Total peripheral resistance is determined at the level of the arterioles [...]

Posted in Histopathology | Tagged Histopathology, Hypertension

Haemoglobin Estimation Methods

By Victor on March 9, 2012

Number of View :306Methods of Hemoglobin Estimation in the Lab   Colorimetric methods The cyanmethaemoglobin method The oxyhaemoglobin method The alkaline-haematin method ____________________________________________________ Sahly method?

Posted in hematology | Tagged Laboratory Investigations in Haematology

Sources of Errors in PCV estimation

By Victor on March 9, 2012

Number of View :376Sources of Errors in PCV estimation •Variations of the bore •Difficulty in heat-sealing •Failure to mix the sample of blood adequately •Faulty centrifugation •Parallax error

Posted in hematology | Tagged Laboratory Investigations in Haematology, PCV
PCV – Packed Cell Volume

PCV – Packed Cell Volume

By Victor on March 9, 2012

Number of View :377 Packed Cell Volume  is a directly measured value obtained from centrifuging blood in a microhematocrit tube in a microhematocrit centrifuge. The PCV is measured as the height of the red cell column in a microhematocrit tube after centrifugation Capillary tube used for PCV measuremnet is  75mm long,  1mm internal diameter  Capillary [...]

Posted in hematology | Tagged Laboratory Investigations in Haematology, PCV
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