Skip to main content

IMPORTANT OF BONE


                                       IMPORTANT OF BONE
First of all I would like to say that there are 206 bone’s in human body.
As we all know that bone very important part of human body. Muscle in the help of bone to the different work. We can stand by the help of bone. There are 360
joint in human body. So we can understand that bone play a major role in human life.
Bones are very important think of human body. Which give shape and size of human body. Without bone we can’t ague human shape of face and different part of the human body, as like face of different person have different by the help of bone. Bone is also provide strength in human body. For wall and do various work. Bones also provide protection of human body, some part as like brain another part of human body’s.
Without bone can’t more infect we can’t survive. There are so many thing which we enjoy because we can go and wall. It is only possible, because we have bone which is possible maintain human whole body.
As without study no one can be a good /successful doctor, like this without bone is human body is unless.
                                                                                                                       RANDHIR KUMAR
                                                                       THANK YOU

Location: 245 KatliaSitkan St, , AK 99835, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Rericulocyte Staining process

  Rericulocyte Staining process A reticulocyte stain is a technique a day of Highlight RNA in reticulocytes, A type oc Immuture RBC. This stain commonly use in Hematology department in pathology lab. Edta sample mixed with Reticulocyte staining Solution(Methylene blue) ↓ After Mixed incubate at room temperature. ↓ Prepare   a blood smears ↓ Wait A slide Air-dried the smear ↓ Examined under microscope ↓ The number of reticulocyte count in the patient blood sample is countyed and expressed a percentage   The stain show the RNA in reticulocytes as a blue colour against the pink colour of the rest of the cell. The pattern of the blue colour indicatye the stage of the reticulocyte A hight reticulocyte count can indicate that immutur red blood cells are not surviving longenough, & that the bone marrow needs to increase production. The reticulocyte count is an important role of monitoring of red blood cellssurvival & formation activity o...
Post a Comment
Read more

BIO MEDICAL WAST MANAGEMENT (BMW),

                                 BIO MEDICAL WAST MANAGEMENT (BMW) INTRODUCTION Biomedical or hospital waste refers to any waste generated while providing healthcare, performing research & undertaking investigations or related procedures on human beings or animals in hospitals, clinics, laboratories or similar establishments. Potential hazards : Biomedical waste is far more dangerous & offensive than domestic waste because. ·          It contains infectious or other hazardous materials that may injure, infect or otherwise harm patients, their   visitors, hospital personnel & the public at large in several ways. ·          It may contain sharps such as needle or broken glass, that can cause injury & infection, or harmful chemicals & radioactive materials. ·      ...
Post a Comment
Read more

MICROSCOPE

                                     MICROSCOPE Introduction of microscope The microscope is indispensable for a clinical laboratory technician. It is very important to have a sound knowledge of the microscope which is going to be a constant comparing in his daily work. To obtain desired magnification for visualizing the objects, the scientists did untiring efforts. The world microscope is derived from two Greek words - ''micro'' (small) and ''scope'' (view). Simple microscope discoveries by Anthony von Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) and subsequently compound microscope by Robert Hook (1635-1703) were made. It is an instrument by which very small things can be seen which are not seen by the necked eye. This is done by producing an enlarged and well defined image of the objects by a system of lens. Principle of microscope The light beam, which falls on the object, p...
5 comments
Read more