Francine Marianne A. Caseres
MT30 – BB

The Digestive System is full of wondrous functions that I find quite interesting. In fact, it amazed me how many meters of organs can fit into one space, including the liver and the gallbladder. Among the most notable organs for me is the colon, being 5 to 7 feet long, is responsible for processing wastes…[Read more]

Francine Marianne A. Caseres
BSMT – II
MT30 – BB

HISTOLOGY OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

In my opinion, the histopathology of the circulatory system plays an important role in the diagnosis of different diseases, especially because histology tells us the function and structure of the heart. In fact, this helps the body maintain a normal body…[Read more]

Francine Marianne A. Caseres
MT30 (LEC) – BB
March 13, 2024
Our biggest challenges in learning the nervous system is figuring out the big picture of this system. The overall purpose of the nervous system is to send and receive electrical signals, and the nervous tissue plays a big part of this. Here’s a general rundown about the nervous t…[Read more]

Quality Assurance is a set of activities for ensuring quality in the processes by which products are developed. On the other hand, quality control is a set of activities for ensuring quality in products. The activities focus on identifying defects in the actual products produced.

Quality Assurance vs Quality Control – Difference and…

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Quality control charts are used to record the results of measurements on control samples to determine if there are systematic or random errors in the method being used. The most common type of chart is the Levey-Jennings chart.

There should be a separate control chart for each method being monitored and separate charts for normal and abnormal…[Read more]

What is the importance of material management in the laboratory and in your life?

For a laboratory to operate effectively and efficiently, material management is essential. Managing inventory and supplies enables the laboratory to be whole, making sure that supplies do not lack so when it counts, the laboratory would be able to make the right…[Read more]

Standards in the laboratory setting refer to a set of guidelines, protocols, and procedures that ensure consistency, accuracy, and reliability of laboratory results. These standards may include guidelines for laboratory equipment, analytical techniques, quality control, data analysis, and reporting.

On the other hand, controls are critical…[Read more]

SU INTRAMURALS 2023
Day 3: Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis, Softball, and Volleyball
📍Monapil Court
📍Ravello Ballfield
📍MPR
📍Tennis Courts

💙🧡ICLS FOR THE WIN🧡💙

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SU INTRAMURALS 2023
Day 2: Basketball and Opening Ceremony
📍Monapil Court
📍Cimafranca Ballfield

INTRAMURALS 2023 (CASERES) – Google Drive

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1j21wEhohNdfGzttdvJA8m2Ndeq9f_Z5-

INTRAMURALS 2023 (CASERES) – Google Drive

SU INTRAMURALS 2023
Day 1: Larong Pinoy
📍Ravello Field
Here’s a Google drive link with my pictures:

INTRAMURALS 2023: DAY 1 (CASERES) – Google Drive

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1j21wEhohNdfGzttdvJA8m2Ndeq9f_Z5-

INTRAMURALS 2023: DAY 1 (CASERES) – Google Drive

Accuracy vs Precision: This is a video talking about their difference.

Accuracy vs Precision: This is a video talking about their difference.

Quality control in the laboratory is a statistical process used to monitor and evaluate the analytical process that produces patient results.

Precision and accuracy are quite synonymous, however, they are actually different. Accuracy is how a measurement reflects how close it is to the actual or acceptable value. Precision is the degree to which measurements of the same thing agree with one another. Precision is independent of accuracy. In other words, it it is possible to be accurate…[Read more]