A few questions about medical testing and clinical practice

1.At present, most of the employees in medical testing are still at the specialist level, which requires a transition to improve the professional level of practitioners. If it is changed to 4 years, the main training direction should be operation rather than research direction. The advanced universities in China should not change.

2. There is no dominant statement in the postgraduate entrance examination, the courses are basically the same, I don't agree with the statement upstairs, but we learn all the clinical courses in our school, and we also learn the courses that we don't learn in the clinical, and the total credits are dozens higher than the clinical. The exams are all courses in basic medicine.

3. It is not difficult to take the medical postgraduate examination, but the difficult thing is to take the exam without review.

Of course, Western medicine has an advantage, and many subjects for postgraduate examination are not studied.

There are too many books to read for the medical graduate school, and it is not easy to remember them when stacked up to half a person's height.

Let's study clinical, whether it is choosing a career or going to graduate school, there is no good future in testing. That's what I learned.

The test is not that you can't find a job, but that it's more painful to find it.

1.For four years is conducive to improving the level of knowledge, academic qualifications must also be improved, and it is not necessary to say that it is tired. 2.Of course, it is clinically more advantageous. 3.Whether it is difficult to take the medical postgraduate examination depends on the individual and the chosen major and institution, etc., and cannot be generalized.

The first problem is not clear: we don't have a school of inspection.

The second problem is that clinical is predominant, because clinical knowledge is much broader than medical testing.

The third question is that the postgraduate examination for medical medicine should be difficult in English, and it should not be easy for Western medicine to integrate.

The difference between medical testing and medical testing technology is:

1. Degree certificates are different.

After graduating from the University of Medical Laboratory Technology, a bachelor's degree certificate of science is issued; After graduating from the University of Medical Laboratory, a bachelor's degree certificate in pharmacy is issued. The difference between the two is very big.

2. The scope of employment is different.

After graduating from the medical examination, you can obtain a doctor's certificate and issue a diagnosis report;

After graduating from medical laboratory technology, you are a technician, and you are not able to produce a diagnostic report, and the employment scope is relatively narrow, and many universities have gradually abolished this major.

Summary. Clinical medical laboratory technology can only do the technical operation of inspection work. The clinical medical laboratory hours are qualified for clinical diagnosis and reporting authority. The difference lies in the job title. The range of occupations is different.

What are the differences between the two majors of clinical laboratory science and clinical laboratory technology?

Clinical medical laboratory technology can only do the technical operation of inspection work. The clinical medical laboratory hours are qualified for clinical diagnosis and reporting authority. The difference lies in the job title. The range of occupations is different.

Clinical medical laboratory technology can only do the technical operation of inspection work. The clinical medical laboratory hours are qualified for clinical diagnosis and reporting authority. The difference lies in the job title. The range of occupations is different.

1. The functions are different.

Medical testing is a science that examines materials taken from the human body in terms of microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, genetics, hematology, biophysics, cytology, etc., so as to provide information for prevention, diagnosis, human disease and assessment of human health.

Clinical laboratory medicine is a bridge discipline established between basic medicine and clinical medicine, which is composed of multiple basic disciplines such as hematology, biochemistry, parasitism, microbiology, immunology, etc., and is an important part of medical and health work.

2. The training goals are different.

Medical laboratory cultivates senior medical professionals who have basic theoretical knowledge and basic abilities in basic medicine, clinical medicine, medical laboratory, etc., and can be engaged in medical laboratory work in hospitals, blood stations and epidemic prevention departments at all levels.

Clinical laboratory medicine is a comprehensive applied discipline based on laboratory medicine and multidisciplinary mutual penetration and cross-cooperation. It involves a variety of natural disciplines such as chemistry, physics, biology, optics, statistics, artificial intelligence, immunology, microbiology, genetics, molecular biology, etc.

3. The characteristics are different.

Medical laboratory students mainly learn the basic theoretical knowledge of basic medical service, clinical medicine and medical laboratory, receive systematic training in medical laboratory operation skills, and have the basic ability of clinical medical examination and health examination. The five-year medical laboratory can apply for the clinical practitioner qualification certificate, and the four-year medical laboratory technology is the laboratory technician.

With the rapid development of clinical laboratory medicine and the unprecedented activity of discipline construction, the laboratory discipline has developed from medical laboratory to clinical laboratory medicine and has become an independent discipline.

It doesn't belong.

Now medicine will be medical imaging, medical examination does not return to the clinic. It is only used as an auxiliary clinical diagnosis and ** department.

Medical testing is a science that examines materials taken from the human body in terms of microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, genetics, hematology, biophysics, cytology, etc., so as to provide information for the prevention, diagnosis, and evaluation of human health.

Clinical Medical Classification: Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Neurology, Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene, **Disease and Venereology, Imaging Medicine and Nuclear Medicine, Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics. Nursing, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology, Oncology, Medicine & Physiotherapy (100215), Sports Medicine, Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine.

No, clinical medicine is oriented to clinical contact with patients, but medical testing and medical imaging belong to medical technology.

There are three major branches of medicine: basic medicine, clinical medicine, and preventive medicine. As far as medical testing is concerned, it belongs to the medical discipline that has emerged in recent years and does not belong to the above three branches.

The medical laboratory discipline examines various body fluids of the human body and provides a basis for clinical diagnosis. Generally, it is in the hematology, laboratory, and pathology departments of the hospital.

This discipline requires the use of various optoelectronic instruments and chemical reagents to complete experimental analysis, so it focuses on science and requires a good foundation in biology and chemistry.