LibGuides: Medical Laboratory Science: Tutorials

Health & Medical Tutorials

Health Care System
The health care system in the United States is rapidly changing. To better understand these changes, we review the health care insurance, drug pricing, physician compensation, and much more! Join us as we explore the basics about the health care system in the US, including a comparison with European healthcare.
Infectious Diseases
From the flu to HIV, we’ll explore the underlying mechanisms that these creepy crawlies use to reproduce and spread.
Lab Values and Concentrations
Ever wonder about your lab values and what they mean? Lab values measure amounts of electrolytes, metabolites, proteins or cells in your blood and occasionally tell you about how hormones and enzymes are working. Dive deeper and expand your understanding of concentration units used in common medical lab values as well.
Organic Chemistry
Carbon can form covalent bonds with itself and other elements to create a mind-boggling array of structures. In organic chemistry, we will learn about the reactions chemists use to synthesize crazy carbon based structures, as well as the analytical methods to characterize them.

Library Tutorials

Taking the BOO! Out of your Boolean Search
A tutorial on how to do a Boolean search using the databases at the AHEC Digital Library, which can be found by going to: https://library.ncahec.net .
True or CRAAP?
A guide to evaluating resources using the CRAAP test. This tutorial was created for Carolinas College of Health Sciences by the Charlotte AHEC library.
Using the ADL
A quick tutorial on how to use the AHEC Digital Library, which can be found by going to: https://library.ncahec.net

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