Biochemistry Laboratory Practical Manual for Phase-I MBBS Students, 2/E | Competency-Mapped Practical Record Book with 32 Experiments Across Four CBME Sections and Biochemical Test Rationale

Biochemistry Laboratory Practical Manual for Phase-I MBBS Students is a practical manual and record book for the first professional year, written as per the Competency-Based Medical Education Curriculum (NMC). It combines the instructions for each laboratory exercise with a record format, carrying date and signature columns and cover fields for candidate, institution, roll number, academic year and batch. In this second edition the practical syllabus is reorganised into four sections, with the learning domain shown for every exercise: Section A, small-group discussion and demonstration exercises (lab apparatus, safe practice, biomedical waste, sample collection, quality control, buffers, colorimetry, ISE, ELISA, immunodiffusion, DNA isolation, autoanalyzer, electrophoresis and PAGE, chromatography, ABG analyzer and CSF composition); Section B, qualitative experiments on normal and abnormal urine and screening for inborn errors; Section C, quantitative estimations of blood glucose, urea, creatinine and creatinine clearance, serum proteins and A:G ratio, calcium, phosphorus, bilirubin, transaminases, alkaline phosphatase and the lipid profile; and Section D, the basis and rationale of biochemical tests in disorders such as diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, myocardial infarction, liver disease and jaundice, pancreatitis, nephrotic syndrome, renal failure, gout, thyroid disorders and acid-base balance. Each of the 32 exercises is mapped to its NMC Biochemistry competency code, so the record can be signed off against the curriculum. The manual is written in a point-form, user-friendly style suited to bench use and pre-practical preparation. Who This Book Is For: First professional (Phase-I) MBBS students: the bench manual and signed practical record for the biochemistry laboratory course, pre-practical reading and the practical and viva examination. MBBS students revising clinical biochemistry: a quick reference for how each estimation is performed and how abnormal results are interpreted in common disorders. Why This Book Helps: Manual and record in one: the procedure for each exercise sits with its date and signature columns, so laboratory work is documented as it is completed. Mapped to the curriculum: every exercise carries its NMC competency code, making it clear which competency each practical session covers. Organised by learning domain: the four-section structure separates demonstration, qualitative, quantitative and disorder-rationale work. Links test to disease: Section D explains why each biochemical test is ordered in specific disorders, connecting the bench work to clinical reasoning. Exam-focused: concise procedures, principles and interpretations support preparation for the practical examination and viva voce. Key Features: 32 laboratory exercises across four sections, each mapped to its NMC Biochemistry competency code. Record-book format with date and signature columns and cover fields for candidate, institution, roll number, academic year and batch. Qualitative urine analysis, including screening for inborn errors of metabolism and paper chromatography. Quantitative estimations covering glucose, renal profile, proteins, electrolytes, liver enzymes and the lipid profile. A dedicated section on the basis and rationale of biochemical tests in 12 disorders, from diabetes mellitus to acid-base balance.

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