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Mathematics for the Clinical Laboratory is a comprehensive text that teaches you how to perform the clinical calculations used in each area of the laboratory and helps you achieve accurate results This second edition features even more examples and practice problems This edition ensures your success by using proven learning techniques focused on practice and repetition to demonstrate how you will use math in the lab every dayNew content increases the comprehensiveness of the textCharts and diagrams allow you to picture how calculations work and are applied to laboratory principlesChapter outlines show what to expect from each chapter and how the topics flow and connect to each otherPractice problems act as a selfassessment tool to aid in reviewing the materialSignificantly updated chapters include calculations that are currently in use in laboratoriesMore problems and examples applicable to reallife situations have been added to all chapters for additional practiceA companion Evolve website features a test bank electronic image collection PowerPoint slides practice quizzes additional examples of calculations and student practice problemsChapter on the molecular laboratory familiarizes you with the most current information about the critical area of clinical laboratory science. 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