Vocabulary - Clinical Laboratory

The field of science that involves conducting diagnostic tests and analyzing medical samples to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

• Clinical laboratory science

• Diagnostic tests

• Bachelor's degree

Diagnostic tests

• Procedures or examinations performed to identify or confirm the presence of a medical condition.

• A strong base of knowledge and skills gained through formal education, serving as the starting point for a career.

• An undergraduate academic degree typically requiring four years of study in a specific field.

The smallest units of a chemical compound, consisting of atoms bonded together.

• Molecules

• Job stability

• Healthcare teams

Processes and procedures used to ensure that products or services meet established quality standards.

• Quality control

• Hormones

• Job stability

Compensation that is in line with or above the average for a particular profession or industry.

• Microorganisms or agents that can cause disease in a host.

• Competitive salary

• Absolutely necessary or essential,

Absolutely necessary or essential,

often indicating that something cannot be done without

• Hormones

• Indispensable

• Public health

Higher-level educational qualifications such as master's or doctoral degrees, often pursued for specialized roles or research.

• Pathogens

• Advanced degrees

• Certification

Public health

• Compensation that is in line with or above the average for a particular profession or industry

• The science and practice of protecting and improving the health of communities through preventive measures and public policies.

• Processes and procedures used to ensure that products or services meet established quality standards.

Vaccines ________ immunity against infectious diseases such as measles and influenza.

• provide

• play

• enhance

• better

_____________ involves the repair or replacement of damaged heart valves.

• Cardiac surgery

• Psychiatrists

• Cardiologist

• Antibiotics