Ace your Pathology Practical Spotting Exam with this detailed guide! Learn how to tackle OSPE stations, interpret lab reports, identify histopathology slides, and more.
PATHOLOGY PRACTICAL SPOTTING EXAM: A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS Read Post »
Hey future doctors! 🎓 Preparing for your 2nd BHMS exams? This question bank covers all important Pathology, Microbiology, and Parasitology topics as per the new syllabus (2022-2023 onwards). This guide includes high-yield questions, chapter-wise breakdown, and expert tips to help you study efficiently and score high in your university exams. Let’s dive in! 🚀 All
Master the 2nd BHMS Pathology, Microbiology, and Parasitology syllabus with this detailed guide! Covers disease mechanisms, lab techniques, and integration with Homoeopathic principles for 2022-2023 onwards.
Bacteria use two main methods: one where they copy themselves, and another where they make new versions. Let’s break down these processes in simple terms.
BACTERIA REPRODUCTION: EXPLORING HOW THEY MULTIPLY Read Post »
Welcome to a comprehensive exploration of the General Characteristics of Viruses.
In this article, we will delve into the captivating realm of viruses, shedding light on their unique features, functions, and the profound impact they have on our world.
Gram staining method is used to differentiate two large groups of bacteria on the basis of their different cell wall constituents.
Methods of sterilization part 3 contains Pasteurization, Auto clave, Incineration and Hot air oven in detail which are Physical methods of sterilization.
From many decades, scientists have developed different types of physical, chemical and mechanical methods of sterilization to control microbial growth.
The scientific methods of sterilization has began just about 100 years ago.Louis Pasteur discovered that microbes might be the cause for the diseases.
EXTERNAL STRUCTURES OF BACTERIA are 1.Flagella, 2.imbriae/ Pili, 3.Glycocalyx/ Capsules, 4.Sheaths, 5.Prostheceae & stalks, 6.Cell wall.
Internal structures of Bacteria are 1.Cytoplasmic membrane 2.Intracellular membrane system 3.Cytoplasm 4.Cytoplasmic inclusions, vacuoles and Nucleoids.
Genus streptococcus pyogenes is a Gram-positive bacterium. The word “Strepto” means “Easily Twisted” where as “Coccus” means “Grain, Seed or Berry”.
Morphology of bacteria : Each bacterial cell measures about 1.25 – 2 µm in diameter & 2-10 µm in length. Cocci are about 0.5-2.5 µm in diameter.
In this Basics of bacteriology post we will learn about some Historical facts, General characteristics of bacteria and will compare them with plant kingdom.
When essential nutrients are deficient, certain gram-positive bacteria form specialized “Resting” cells which are known as Endospores.
