From Sample to Diagnosis:

Mastering Complete Blood Counts and Peripheral Smears

Presented by:
Dr. Bhuvan Nagpal MDS(OPM), MSc, PGT(HNOP), MBA, CLQMS, PGDMLS, LL.B, Ph.D, FPFA (USA)

Date + Time:
Saturday, November 09, 2024
17:00 – 20:00 IST

View On Demand:
Replay available for 1 week after the class

Course Objectives

On completion of this course, the attendees will:

Understand the Core Components and Functions of CBC
Develop Proficiency in Peripheral Blood Smear Examination and Interpretation
Apply CBC Data for Diagnostic Decision-Making in Common Hematological Disorders
Understand the Economics of Setting Up a Basic Hematology Laboratory

Course Accreditation & Certificate

Accreditated for 3 CDE points/credit hours – (TNDC approval no. 366/24)
All participants who attend more than 70% of the course will receive a digital certificate mentioning the CDE Credit.

17:00 – 17:45	Lecture 1: Foundations of Hematology and Complete Blood Count (CBC)
17:45 – 18:00	Q & A- Discussion
18:00 – 18:45	Lecture 2: Deep Dive into Blood Cell Types and Peripheral Blood Smear
18:45 – 19:00	Q & A- Discussion
19:00 – 19:05	Break
19:05 – 19:45	Lecture 3: CBC Data Interpretation, Troubleshooting, and Diagnostic Approaches
19:45 – 20:00	Q & A- Discussion

Objective: Introduce the basics of hematology, the importance of CBC in diagnostics, and the tools and techniques used in the laboratory for blood analysis.

1. Introduction to Hematology and Medical Laboratory Sections

2. Defining Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Phlebotomy: The First Step in Accurate Diagnosis

4. CBC Cell Counters and Principles of Operation

5. Introduction to Hemoglobin and RBC Indices

Q&A and Recap

Objective: Explore the types of cells found in blood, their distribution and morphology, and how peripheral blood smears complement CBC analysis.

1. Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
2. Leukocytes: Total Leucocyte Count (TLC) & Differential Leucocyte Count (DLC)
3. The Differential Count: What It Tells Us
4. Platelet Indices: Understanding Thrombocytes
5. Peripheral Blood Smear Examination
Q&A and Recap

Objective: Teach how to interpret CBC results, troubleshoot errors, and use CBC and blood smear findings in diagnosing common hematological disorders.

1. Interpreting CBC Reports and Cell Counter Data

2. Troubleshooting Spurious Results

3. Diagnostic Approach to Anemia

4. Diagnostic Approach to Leukemia and Other Blood Disorders

5. Economics of Setting Up a Basic Hematology Laboratory

Q&A, Final Recap, and Closing Remarks

About the speaker

Dr. Bhuvan Nagpal is the Lab Director and Senior Consultant in Oral Pathology and Clinical Biochemistry at Tohana Manglam Diagnostics, Haryana’s first NABL-accredited lab in Fatehabad district. He also serves as the Director of the Centre for Oral Pathology and Maxillofacial Diagnostics in Hisar and founded the Practicing Oral Pathologists and Microbiologists Association in 2023.
With over a decade of experience in diagnostics and administration, Dr. Nagpal has published extensively in oral pathology and clinical biochemistry and is recognized for his work establishing multiple diagnostic centers across Haryana.

OP 360- MASTER CLASS

The master class uses an interactive educational format that will take place through a live webinar. Content will be presented using a lecture and a PowerPoint presentation accompanied by polls and quizzes to enhance engagement. The content is formatted for multimodal learning. In addition, discussions encourage and facilitate audience participation, and dedicated question-and-answer sessions are provided after each section of the live webinar.
The masterclass recording will be available to all registered participants for 48 hours after the live stream. This ensures that everyone can watch the entire session at their convenience and fulfill the requirements to receive their certificate of participation.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. This webinar will be hosted on Zoom.
2. After you complete the payment through the links above, the India payment gateway will redirect you to the Zoom registration page, while the international payment gateway will email you the link. Either way, please complete your registration.
3. After registering with Zoom, you will receive your link and instructions on how to attend the event. If you do not receive the mail or have any other issues, please mail us at info@oralpathology360.com
4. Please note you can join from a single device.
5. Attendance certificates will be issued only to those who attend a minimum of 70% of the master class (live or Replay) and complete a feedback form.
6. The feedback form link will be shared at the end of the master class.

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