This course deals with the study of the morphology and physiology of bacteria and their role in infection and immunity. Emphasis is made on their isolation, identification and susceptibility testing as an aid in laboratory diagnosis.

This course is designed to provide basic concepts and laboratory skills in Clinical Chemistry for students who are pursuing Medical Laboratory Science program. It intends to provide the students with a comprehensive view of the body systems' functions and how it works in health and disease. The focus of this course is in the different laboratory tests and its correlation with the different diseases involved. It also includes how the different principles of tests and machines in Clinical Chemistry greatly affects the laboratory results of patients.

Not all Bishops reside in chapels, some are in shelves giving you concepts and knowledge on how to understand, characterize, and measure analytes in body fluids to be a great medical technologist someday.

This course presents the concepts of liver function assessment, basics of clinical enzymology, electrolyte analysis, blood gas analysis, and quality control in the chemistry laboratory. It builds upon the accomplishments of learning objectives in clinical chemistry 1. Emphasis is made on the diagnostic value of the analytes measured in the lab as aid in patient diagnosis and management.