In laboratories, kitchens, and even industrial settings, the terms “fume hood” and “ventilation hood” are often heard. Many people equate the two, assuming they are simply different names for the same equipment. However, from a… Difference Between Fume Hoods and Ventilation Hoods
In hospital pathology departments, staff perform critical tasks that directly impact disease diagnosis and patient health every day. They process tissue specimens from surgeries and various body fluids through fixation, dehydration, embedding, sectioning, and staining… The Role of Fume Hoods in Pathology Laboratories
The pathology technical laboratory is the core support unit of the hospital’s pathology department. The quality of its work directly affects the accuracy, timeliness, and reliability of pathological diagnoses, which in turn influences clinical decision-making… Key Considerations in Managing a Pathology Technical Laboratory
A fume hood, also known as a chemical safety cabinet, protects laboratory personnel from harmful gases, vapors, dust, and aerosols produced during experiments. Understanding its operation is essential for using it safely and efficiently. A… How a Fume Hood Works: Principle and Safety Mechanism