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Study clinical lab science in a far more visual way with 160 organized maps

Specimen collection, hematology, coagulation, microbiology, parasitology, chemistry, immunology and urinalysis, with diagrams, side-by-side cell comparisons and visual examples that are easy to review.

The Visual Lab Atlas: 160 visual maps of clinical laboratory science
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One-time payment · lifetime access · download and print

✓MLS & MLT students✓Phlebotomy✓Nursing & pre‑med✓New lab techs
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What you get

A visual library to understand and review the core topics of clinical laboratory science.

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Sample map from The Visual Lab Atlas
Whole Blood, Serum & Plasma
Specimen CollectionWhole Blood, Serum & Plasma
RBC Morphology Guide
Blood CellsRBC Morphology Guide
The Coagulation Cascade
CoagulationThe Coagulation Cascade
Culture Media Cheat Sheet
Gram Stain & CultureCulture Media Cheat Sheet
Plasmodium Species ID
ParasitologyPlasmodium Species ID
The BMP at a Glance
Clinical ChemistryThe BMP at a Glance
Iron Studies Patterns
Clinical ChemistryIron Studies Patterns
Immunoglobulin Classes
ImmunologyImmunoglobulin Classes
The Urine Dipstick Panel
UrinalysisThe Urine Dipstick Panel
Urine Crystals: Normal vs Abnormal
UrinalysisUrine Crystals: Normal vs Abnormal
Building a Levey-Jennings Chart
Quality ControlBuilding a Levey-Jennings Chart
Hemolyzed Specimens
Specimen CollectionHemolyzed Specimens
Whole Blood, Serum & Plasma
Specimen CollectionWhole Blood, Serum & Plasma
RBC Morphology Guide
Blood CellsRBC Morphology Guide
The Coagulation Cascade
CoagulationThe Coagulation Cascade
Culture Media Cheat Sheet
Gram Stain & CultureCulture Media Cheat Sheet
Plasmodium Species ID
ParasitologyPlasmodium Species ID
The BMP at a Glance
Clinical ChemistryThe BMP at a Glance
Iron Studies Patterns
Clinical ChemistryIron Studies Patterns
Immunoglobulin Classes
ImmunologyImmunoglobulin Classes
The Urine Dipstick Panel
UrinalysisThe Urine Dipstick Panel
Urine Crystals: Normal vs Abnormal
UrinalysisUrine Crystals: Normal vs Abnormal
Building a Levey-Jennings Chart
Quality ControlBuilding a Levey-Jennings Chart
Hemolyzed Specimens
Specimen CollectionHemolyzed Specimens

160 Visual Maps

Visual, organized content that is easy to understand, covering hematology, microbiology, chemistry, immunology, parasitology and every other area of the lab.

Lifetime Access

Buy once and keep the maps for good. Review on your phone anytime, or print the maps you use the most.

Complete library

A complete visual library of clinical lab science

The maps are organized by area so you can study and review in a logical order.

01Lab Fundamentals & Safety16 maps
  • Biosafety and PPE
  • Glassware and pipettes
  • Centrifuge and microscope
  • Lab organization
  • Good lab practices
  • Units and conversions
02Specimen Collection & Pre-Analytical Phase16 maps
  • Specimen types
  • Collection tubes
  • Anticoagulants
  • Order of draw
  • Storage and transport
  • Pre-analytical errors
03Hematology & the CBC16 maps
  • Blood components
  • Blood cells
  • The CBC
  • Red cells and indices
  • White cells and the differential
  • Platelets
04Hemostasis & Coagulation16 maps
  • Hemostasis
  • Coagulation cascade
  • Coagulation factors
  • PT, INR and aPTT
  • Main bleeding and clotting disorders
05Clinical Microbiology16 maps
  • Bacteria
  • Fungi
  • Culture media
  • Gram stain
  • Identification tests
  • Susceptibility testing
06Parasitology16 maps
  • Protozoa
  • Helminths
  • Life cycles
  • Diagnostic stages
  • Identification methods
07Clinical Chemistry16 maps
  • Glucose
  • Kidney function
  • Liver function
  • Lipid panel
  • Enzymes
  • Cardiac and thyroid markers
08Immunology & Serology16 maps
  • Antigens and antibodies
  • Immune response
  • Immunoglobulins
  • Immunoassays
  • Hepatitis, HIV and syphilis testing
09Urinalysis & Body Fluids16 maps
  • Physical exam
  • Dipstick chemistry
  • Microscopic sediment
  • Crystals
  • Casts
  • CSF and other fluids
10Quality Control16 maps
  • Lab errors
  • Internal QC
  • External QC
  • Calibration
  • Westgard rules
  • Reliable results
5 bonuses included

Your access comes with 5 exclusive bonuses

Extra materials to make your studying even more complete.

Bonus 1: Advanced Collection Tube Guide
Included

Advanced Collection Tube Guide

Order of draw, additives, uses, compatibilities and common errors in collecting and handling samples.

Value: $37
Bonus 2: Visual Hematology Cell Atlas
Included

Visual Hematology Cell Atlas

48 illustrated cell cards: normal cells, red cell shapes, inclusions and the abnormal cells you can't miss.

Value: $47
Bonus 3: Visual Parasitology Guide
Included

Visual Parasitology Guide

36 illustrated parasite cards: protozoa, helminths, diagnostic stages and key identification features.

Value: $37
Bonus 4: Lab Clinicals Checklist
Included

Lab Clinicals Checklist

Printable checklists to organize your tasks and routines on every bench during clinicals.

Value: $27
Bonus 5: High-Yield Exam Review Notebook
Included

High-Yield Exam Review Notebook

Clear, direct pages to review the most important topics before every exam.

Value: $37

All five bonuses are already included in your access.

What people are saying

★★★★★“My hematology practical was ten days out and every reactive lymph looked like a monocyte to me. I did one compare map a night and kept the cell atlas open at the scope. On test day I identified all twenty cells, and my instructor asked to copy my sheets.”
Brianna K.MLS Student, Columbus, OH
★★★★★“Order of draw kept tripping me up in class. I printed the tube map and clipped it behind my badge. Two weeks into my externship I stopped second-guessing light blue versus green, and my preceptor signed me off for solo draws that Friday.”
Maria L.Phlebotomy Student, San Antonio, TX
★★★★★“Lab values were forty slides of numbers I could not keep straight. The BMP and CBC maps show what pushes each value up or down, so during med-surg clinicals I could finally explain why my patient's potassium mattered. My care plan came back with zero lab corrections.”
Ashley T.Nursing Student, Raleigh, NC
★★★★★“First month on nights, alone on the bench at 3 a.m., a 2-2s rule failed on my chemistry controls. I opened the Westgard sheet on my phone, knew exactly what to check, and had the run fixed before I called anyone.”
Jasmine R.MLT, Night Shift, Tucson, AZ

Testimonials are illustrative. Results vary.

Special offer

Get full access today

One-time payment. No monthly fees, no subscription.

Piecing it together yourself

Textbooks, flashcards and notes

  • ✕A hematology atlas $95
  • ✕A clinical chemistry textbook $85
  • ✕A lab values pocket guide $30
  • ✕A flashcard app subscription $50
  • ✕Printable study sheets $37
  • ✕Weekends rewriting your own notes

Scattered, and mostly text: $297

🔥 Everything in one place
The Visual Lab Atlas, 160 visual maps
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The Visual Lab Atlas

$297$27one-time payment
  • ✓160 visual maps of clinical lab science
  • ✓10 areas, organized by topic
  • ✓Advanced Collection Tube Guide
  • ✓Visual Hematology Cell Atlas
  • ✓Visual Parasitology Guide
  • ✓Lab Clinicals Checklist
  • ✓High-Yield Exam Review Notebook
  • ✓Digital PDF: download and print anytime
  • ✓Phone, tablet or computer · no monthly fee
Get the atlas · $27
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A clinical laboratory bench with a microscope and collection tubes
Editorial care

Content organized and checked with care

The Visual Lab Atlas was built to present lab content in a more visual, organized and easy-to-look-up way, with close attention to accuracy and to how students actually study.

Every map follows standard clinical laboratory science references, uses typical adult values in US units and reminds you to use your own lab's reference ranges and protocols.

Built forMLS, MLT, phlebotomy, nursing and pre‑med students
Content baseStandard hematology, chemistry, micro and urinalysis references
Review focusClarity, visual organization and plain language
FormatOne topic per page, same logic on every map
“Our goal is to turn lab topics that often feel complex into content that is visual, organized and easy to review.”The Visual Lab Atlas editorial team
Educational contentOrganized by topicVisual and text reviewStudy companion
7-day guarantee

7 days to get to know the material

You have 7 days to open the atlas and explore every map. If you decide it isn't for you within that period, ask for a refund and you get your money back, as explained in our refund policy.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it physical or digital?

Digital. You can view it on your phone, tablet or computer, or download the PDFs and print them. Nothing is shipped by mail.

How do I get access?

Right after your payment is confirmed, you get access on the confirmation screen and by email, using the same email you bought with.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. The maps work on your phone, tablet or computer.

Is there a monthly fee?

No. It's a one-time payment. There is no subscription and no monthly charge.

What payment methods can I use?

Credit or debit card and the other options shown on the secure checkout page. Every available option appears there.

Which programs is it for?

Mainly Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) and Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT) students, phlebotomy students, nursing and pre-med students who need to understand lab tests, and new lab techs.

Does it replace my classes or textbooks?

No. It's a complementary study material. It doesn't replace classes, textbooks, supervised clinicals, your lab's protocols or professional guidance.

Turn complex lab topics into a visual library that's easy to use

Get your access and start studying clinical lab science in a more organized way today.

I want the visual atlas

$27 · one-time payment · 7-day guarantee

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