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HAE 402
2 Unit(s) (LH 15; PH 45)
At the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. list indications for blood transfusion and explain methods of blood storage, anticoagulants and shelf-lives; 2. describe blood component preparation, indications,...
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Introduction to red blood cell serology. Antigens and antibodies of ABO and Rh blood group
systems, haemolytic diseases of foetus and newborn. Blood donation. Donor recruitment
including criteria for acceptance and deferrals for allogenic blood donors. Blood collection and
screening for TTIs including HIV–screening and window period. Clinical blood transfusion.
Indications for blood transfusionn, blood storage, blood fractionation and component therapy,
rational use of blood, blood compatibility testing, bedside pre-transfusion check. Complications
of blood transfusion and management. Immediate, delayed, immunological and non-
immunological.
GPY 803
2
Theories and methods of boreholes geophysics.
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Theories and methods of boreholes geophysics; Well-logging techniques; Log Interpretation; Exercises
BST 702
3
Milling; mashing; wort production (equipment processes and treatment); mashing systems; wort filtration and separation; wort boiling and hopping; wort cooling; high gravity brewing.
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Milling; mashing; wort production (equipment processes and treatment); mashing systems; wort filtration and separation; wort boiling and hopping; wort cooling; high gravity brewing
BST 702
3
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Milling, mashing, wort production (equipment processes and treatment); mashing systems, wort
filtration and separation; wort boiling and hopping; wort cooling; high gravity brewing.
BST 703
3
History of brewing fermentations; brewing yeast (structure; physiology; characteristics); biochemistry of fermentation; brewery fermentation rooms and vessels; control and regulation of fermentation; problem fermentation...
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History of brewing fermentations; brewing yeast (structure; physiology; characteristics); biochemistry of fermentation; brewery fermentation rooms and vessels; control and regulation of fermentation; problem fermentations; secondary fermentation; conditioning and maturation
BST 703
3
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History of brewing fermentations; brewing yeast (structure, physiology, characteristics);
biochemistry of fermentation, brewery fermentation rooms and vessels; control and regulation of
fermentation; problem fermentations; secondary fermentation; conditioning and maturation.
BST 707
3
Micro-organism involved in brewing (yeasts and moulds; bacteria) detection and enumeration; fermentation by micro-organisms; beer spoilage micro-organisms; microbial quality control methods and standards.
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Micro-organism involved in brewing (yeasts and moulds; bacteria) detection and enumeration; fermentation by micro-organisms; beer spoilage micro-organisms; microbial quality control methods and standards
BST 707
3
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Micro-organism involved in brewing (yeasts and moulds, bacteria) detection and enumeration,
fermentation by micro-organisms; beer spoilage micro-organisms; microbial quality control methods
and standards.
BST 706
3
Fundamentals of mass and energy balance.
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Fundamentals of mass and energy balance; Fluids; Mass; energy and momentum relationship for fluids in pipes and channel; Flow measurement; Valves; Pumps and pumping of fluids; Solid-liquid separation; Filtration; sedimentation; Mixers and mixing of liquids; Principles of heat transfer; Heat transfer equipment and heat transfer area; Steam generation and usage; Steam tables and their uses; Mollier chart and how they are used; Drying; Humidification; Principles of refrigeration; types and characteristics of refrigerants; compressors; evaporators and their characteristics: Material handling and size reduction; Materials of construction; Accoustics; Electricity; Instrumentation and Process Control
BST 706
3
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Fundamentals of mass and energy balance. Fluids. Mass, energy and momentum relationship for
fluids in pipes and channel. Flow measurement. Valves, Pumps and pumping of fluids. Solid-liquid
separation. Filtration, sedimentation. Mixers and mixing of liquids. Principles of heat transfer. Heat
transfer equipment and heat transfer area. Steam generation and usage. Steam tables and their uses.
Mollier chart and how they are used. Drying, Humidification, Principles of refrigeration, types and
characteristics of refrigerants, compressors, evaporators and their characteristics: Material handling
and size reduction. Materials of construction. Accoustics, Electricity. Instrumentation and Process
Control.