Read more
"Clinical Chemistry Instrumentation Principles and Essentials" is a concise textbook designed for 2nd-year undergraduate biomedical engineering students in Iraqi universities. It follows an objective-based approach, ensuring clear learning outcomes for each chapter. Question sheets aligned with Bloom's Taxonomy aid comprehension assessment. The initial chapters focus on lab safety, emphasizing the importance of a secure environment for accurate clinical chemistry analysis. Students learn safety protocols and quality control principles, enhancing their skills through practical examples. The book also covers spectrum instruments and their applications, providing a solid theoretical foundation. This engaging learning experience empowers students to apply clinical chemistry concepts effectively. With objective-based chapters and question sheets, it fosters a deep understanding of core principles, preparing students for successful academic progress and future careers in biomedical engineering and clinical chemistry instrumentation.
About the author
Suhail Najm Abdullah, PhD in Electrical Engineering, University of Technology Malaysia, a specialist in microwave sensing and heating for industrial food quality assessment. Currently serving as a lecturer at the Middle Technical University in Baghdad, Iraq. He teaches a clinical chemistry instr. course at Al-Rasheed University College.
