Reference that allows user to determine the pathological cause of laboratory test abnormalities, at what point in the disease course a test result can be affected, and how a test can change over time depending on particular disease states.

Effects of Disease on Clinical Laboratory Tests (Effects Series)

Medical Books

Richard B. Friedman

Allied Health Professions

Amer Assn for Clinical Chemist

Provides instant, accurate reference by age and sex, methodology, type of specimen, references, statistical basis, population sources, and SI units.

Pediatric Reference Ranges

Steven J. Soldin

Reference

...presents laboratory procedures in a standardized monograph format and includes test name, synonyms, patient care, specimen requirements, reference ranges, and interpretive information with footnotes and references.

Laboratory Test Handbook

Science & Math

David S. Jacobs

...covers postmortem forensic toxicology, human performance toxicology, forensic drug testing, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics...also covers analytical principles--both theory and applications--and commonly encountered analytes.

Principles of Forensic Toxicology

Barry Leume

Medicine

...an expanded and improved edition of a popular book now illustrated with multiple photographs and images...a classic easy-to-read reference with simple dialogue and familiar analogies covering recent advances and traditional methods.

DNA Simplified II: The Illustrated Hitchiker's Guide to DNA

Daniel H. Farkas