
About
This educational app teaches blood cell morphology for peripheral blood smear and bone marrow puncture examinations. It covers various blood disorder cases, focusing on visual learning for educational purposes, not direct clinical application.
What's New in Microscopic Haematology
3.0
September 4, 2020
Bug fix Minor Update
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FAQ
What is Microscopic Haematology used for?
Microscopic Haematology is designed for educational purposes, teaching the morphology of blood cells from peripheral blood smear and bone marrow puncture examinations. It helps users learn about various blood disorder cases visually.
Can Microscopic Haematology be used for clinical diagnosis?
No, this application is strictly for educational purposes and is not intended for direct application in clinical conditions or diagnosis.
What devices support Microscopic Haematology?
Microscopic Haematology is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to run on these Apple mobile platforms.
How often is Microscopic Haematology updated?
The latest version of Microscopic Haematology is 3.0, and it was last updated on September 4, 2020. Users can expect updates based on the developer's release schedule.
What is the age rating for Microscopic Haematology?
Microscopic Haematology has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide audience, including younger learners interested in the subject matter.
What is the user rating for Microscopic Haematology?
Microscopic Haematology has a rating of 4.0 stars based on 1 rating. This suggests a positive reception from its current user base.
Does Microscopic Haematology have ads?
No, Microscopic Haematology does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What learning methodology does Microscopic Haematology employ?
Microscopic Haematology focuses on visual learning through the examination of cell morphology in blood smears and bone marrow samples. It aims to educate users on identifying different cell types and their characteristics in various hematological conditions.



