Estimation of Serum Calcium by OCPC Method || Serum Calcium Estimation || Biochemistry Practical

[@shiulimaan778]

Thank you sir
This video very helpful to me 🥰

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Glad to hear that

[@slowedlove3193]

Sir there is only reagent which is ocpc then why are you using R1 and R2? What's the other reagent?

[@sumangorai280]

Sir can you tell about the kinetic method of transaminase enzyme estimation? Pls tell it will be helpful

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Sure. Thanks

[@rathikadikshit9142]

@@Biochemistrybasics what is the normal range of serum calcium ?

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@rathikadikshit9142 9-11 mg/dl

[@rathikadikshit9142]

@@Biochemistrybasics but some labs set 10.1 or 10.3 or 10.5 as the upper normal limit. So in that case should 10.6 be considered high ?

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@rathikadikshit9142 Dt depend upon calculation of biological reference ranges by those lab. No 10.6 is not considered as high. It's normal only

[@dodiddone6547]

What is r1 + r2

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Reagent number one and reagent number 2