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Anas Nasir
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2020
Only Cells; making science visible. This a channel for those with an interest in biomedical science, with a focus on but not limited to haematology.
I'm a specialist biomedical scientist in haematology and blood transfusion from London, UK.
Disclaimer: Please note, all information provided on this channel is for educational purposes only and should not be treated as medical advice. If you have any questions or concerns about your health, please speak to your doctor.
I'm a specialist biomedical scientist in haematology and blood transfusion from London, UK.
Disclaimer: Please note, all information provided on this channel is for educational purposes only and should not be treated as medical advice. If you have any questions or concerns about your health, please speak to your doctor.
Hyperhaemolysis
A one minute movie showing hyperhaemolysis on a peripheral blood film. No words.
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The silent heroes in lab coats (Choir) - Biomedical Science Day 2024
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A song for Biomedical Science Day 2024. Lyrics: (Verse 1) In the heart of the hospital, a different kind of fight Not with scalpels or with stitches, but with knowledge and with light Biomedical scientists, a team you might not see But behind the scenes they're working, for your health and for your glee (Chorus) From blood tests to cultures, to tissues under glass They analyse the data, making ...
The silent heroes in lab coats (Bollywood) - Biomedical Science Day 2024
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A song for Biomedical Science Day 2024. Lyrics: (Verse 1) In the heart of the hospital, a different kind of fight Not with scalpels or with stitches, but with knowledge and with light Biomedical scientists, a team you might not see But behind the scenes they're working, for your health and for your glee (Chorus) From blood tests to cultures, to tissues under glass They analyse the data, making ...
The silent heroes in lab coats (Pop) - Biomedical Science Day 2024
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A song for Biomedical Science Day 2024. Lyrics: (Verse 1) In the heart of the hospital, a different kind of fight Not with scalpels or with stitches, but with knowledge and with light Biomedical scientists, a team you might not see But behind the scenes they're working, for your health and for your glee (Chorus) From blood tests to cultures, to tissues under glass They analyse the data, making ...
The silent heroes in lab coats (Punk Rock) - Biomedical Science Day 2024
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A song for Biomedical Science Day 2024. Lyrics: (Verse 1) In the heart of the hospital, a different kind of fight Not with scalpels or with stitches, but with knowledge and with light Biomedical scientists, a team you might not see But behind the scenes they're working, for your health and for your glee (Chorus) From blood tests to cultures, to tissues under glass They analyse the data, making ...
Acute promyelocytic leukaemia
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A one minute movie showing APML on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Red cells: Schistocytes
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Scistocytes or red cell fragments as they are more commonly known can be formed due to a range of different reasons.
Cryoglobulins
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A one minute movie showing cryoglobulins on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Sickle cell disease
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A one minute movie showing sickle cell disease on a peripheral blood film. No words.
From beans (coffee) and biochemistry to blood cells and barbells - Amy Sanders on her journey
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Ever wonder how someone ends up working with blood cells (haematology) after studying biochemistry? In the next "Where Are you Now?" series video, I got to chat with Amy Sanders, a senior biomedical scientist who specialises in haematology. We delve into her unique career path, from working in a coffee shop, studying biochemistry to diving into the fascinating world of blood analysis. But that'...
Hereditary elliptocytosis
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A one minute movie showing hereditary elliptocytosis on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Prolymphocytic leukaemia
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A one minute movie showing prolymphocytic leukaemia on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Trypanosoma cruzi
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A one minute movie showing T. cruzi on a peripheral blood film. No words.
Master blood cell ID in 5 steps: Nucleus, cytoplasm, size & more (Practice makes perfect!)
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Struggling to decipher those mysterious cells under the microscope? Fear not! This video unveils 5 POWERFUL steps to master blood cell identification, including: 00:00 Intro 00:43 [1] Cracking the Code: Demystifying the nucleus. 01:33 [2] Size Matters: Discover the telltale size difference of immature cells. 01:49 [3] Cytoplasm Secrets - Unveiling the presence and normality of granulation. 02...
Australian Biomedical Scientist Navigates HCPC Registration & Move to the UK with Betty Baldwin
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Australian Biomedical Scientist Navigates HCPC Registration & Move to the UK with Betty Baldwin
Demystifying Quality in the Pathology Lab: with Paulo Leite
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Demystifying Quality in the Pathology Lab: with Paulo Leite
Red cells: Drepanocytes (sickle cells)
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Red cells: Drepanocytes (sickle cells)
The comfort zone is where dreams go to die - Leon McFarlane on Biomedical Science and Careers
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The comfort zone is where dreams go to die - Leon McFarlane on Biomedical Science and Careers
Everything you need to know about applying for international HCPC registration with David Moma
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Everything you need to know about applying for international HCPC registration with David Moma
Thinking about studying biomedical science? Send me your questions!
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Thinking about studying biomedical science? Send me your questions!
Late but thank you! this is the skill im mainly lacking since this we didn’t have enough time last year! excited for my clinicals now!
You're welcome! Gimme a shout if there's any other specific things you'd like videos on.
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Basophil
Thank you so much!
You're most welcome! Hope you found it useful
Only cells 😂😂
For fans of haematology and other science 😉
Basophil
Great talk keep it up 😊
Very helpful 😊
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Basophil
Thank you for this wonderful video. I have a question. I am a refugee. Do I need to do something different? I checked the HCPC website and they say, "If you are a refugee send an email and we will give you a guide and an application form." I sent an email but they gave me an automatic answer which was "Don't send an email for your individual questions check our website." What should I do? Thank you.
Thanks for watching and the comment. According to the HCPC website, the refugee application is slightly different and not done online. Email international@hcpc-uk.org with the subject 'Refugee international application' and request the application form and guidance. Keep it simple!
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Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you?
Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you?
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Why does potassium rise and calcium, magnesium and Alkp drop?
EDTA is the anticoagulant used in purple top tubes to stop the blood from clotting. Some parameters like cell counts cannot be done on clotted blood. EDTA contains a lot of potassium. When you're measuring things such as potassium, magnesium and calcium, you want to remove the cells and look at the ions in the plasma. Hence, these are done on clotted samples (usually yellow top). If you transfer blood from an EDTA tube to a yellow serum tube commonly used in chemistry, the potassium is falsely elevated. Also EDTA stops blood clotting by chelating calcium and magnesium ions. So when its present due to contamination (tube transfer) it'll falsely reduce the two (magnesium/calcium) on the analyse. Hope that makes sense!
@@OnlyCells Thank you, great reply!
Plz completely procedure
Hi! Thanks for watching. Not sure what you're saying exactly.
Thank you sir
You're most welcome!
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Image too small if possible better ??
Thanks for watching! Not sure I understand? I will keep it in mind for next time.
A clear distinguishing video with easy to remember and classify tricks
Thanks for watching!
Multiple or bundle of Auer Rod most the time seen in APL.
Valentine’s Neutrophil. ❤
I would call them Micro-clumps.
Short and informative videos, thank you
Glad you like them!
Short and informative videos, thank you
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