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What are human serum tests? For quite a long time, lab testing on human serum tests has been a fundamental device for clinical finding, restorative checking, and biomedical examination. Human serum alludes to the supernatant liquid extricated from entire blood tests by coagulation and ensuing evacuation of platelets by centrifugation. It is made out of proteins, antibodies, electrolytes, minerals, nutrients, antigens, chemicals, and so on. In some cases, human serum tests contain medications, poisons, and microbes. It is an exceptionally unambiguous and delicate lattice for evaluating a singular's wellbeing status. Utilizations of human serum tests In current clinical examination, examination on human serum tests is an imperative asset in acquiring further bits of knowledge into human physiology and sickness science. Particularly in the in-vitro analytic (IVD) enterprises, concentrates on  human serum samples  guide the advancement of cutting edge demonstrative tests or gear. ...

  Endocrine Disorders- A Snapshot The human endocrine system comprises a network of glands that actively produce and secrete chemical messengers known as hormones. The hormones are secreted to the bloodstream to maintain normal body functions and metabolism. The major endocrine glands of the human body include the thyroid gland, pancreas, pituitary gland, ovaries, testes, penal gland, parathyroid gland, hypothalamus, and adrenal gland. Each endocrine gland has specialised functions to keep the body working. The term 'endocrine disorders' refers to a group of ailments affecting the hormonal glands in the human body. Endocrine disorders result in severe hormonal imbalances detrimental to the body's normal functioning. The hormonal imbalance is typical due to the high or scanty production of hormones by the endocrine glands. In some instances, the presence of non-toxic nodules or ulcers on glands can disturb the synthesis and secretion of endocrine hormones. Common endocrine d...

  What is an Allergy? Allergy is a very common illness familiar to all of us. Most of us have experienced allergic attacks that can be mild or severe at some point. Allergy is a natural response of the body’s immune system towards substances called allergens. These are usually harmless substances that can trigger an allergic reaction in exposed individuals. Common allergens known to initiate an allergic reaction in humans are the pollens of trees, weeds, grasses, dust mites, food, animal dander, medicines, nuts, insect venoms, and so on. During allergy attacks, the body’s immune system overreacts to these substances by considering them harmful or foreign bodies, hence trying to eliminate them. Most often, the symptoms of an allergic reaction can be mild to moderate manifested by the runny nose, red and itchy eyes, dermatitis, hives on the skin, breathlessness, sneezing, and coughing. Severe allergic response develops quickly and leads to serious medical emergencies like anaphylaxis...

Sepsis is a life-threatening clinical condition caused by severe blood infections. It is an unusual systematic inflammatory response of the host’s body to the pathogenic infection resulting in multiple organ dysfunction. If not treated immediately, the infection can progress to septic shock and death. Septic shock is one of the most dreadful clinical conditions requiring immediate medical care to save patients' lives. Moreover, It is the leading cause of global mortality of hospitalised patients, especially in middle and low-income countries.Since the disease progression can be too fast, the patient’s clinical condition can deteriorate sharply within no time. In addition, growing antimicrobial resistance can cause unresponsiveness to treatment and rapid evolution to septic shock. Therefore, often in any critical care unit, sepsis management can be very challenging. However, a quick and accurate diagnosis with timely initiation of the right choice of antibiotic therapy with adequate...