activity 2 LABORATORY Flashcards

1
Q

to confirm if patient is suffering from thrombocytopenia

A

direct platelet count

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2
Q

MPV

A

2-20 fL

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3
Q

this is where the morphology of the cell can be observed.

A

smear

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4
Q

Light microscopy- Tocantins method uses?

A

uses rees and ecker fluid

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5
Q

Phase-contrast microscopy: Brecker-Cronkite Method uses what reagent?

A

uses 1% Ammonium oxalate

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6
Q

uses Hema analyzer or Hematology analyzer

A

automated

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7
Q

EDTA BLOOD

A
  • Stable for 5 hours at 20 degree celcius
  • Stable for 24 hours at 4 degree celcius
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8
Q

device used for counting cells

A

HEMACYTOMETER

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9
Q

Count platelets in 4 lARge W square

A

LIGHT MICROSCOPY

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10
Q

Count platelets in 10 RBC/small

A

PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY

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11
Q

read in 4 quadrants

A

TOCANTINS

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12
Q

serves as indicator if the chamber is successfully filled

A

COVER SLIP

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13
Q

moist chamber (incubate) for how many minutes

A

15 minutes

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14
Q

to allow platelet to settle

A

incubation

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15
Q

what happens if the chamber is not incubated

A
  1. drying
  2. not settle
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16
Q

platelets have a 2-4 um diameter.

A

Phase Contrast Microscopy or Brecker-Cronkite method

17
Q

allow the platelets to be distinguished from debris which is often refractile.

A

purple sheen

18
Q

plt are smaller 1/10th the size of the RBC , round , oval , and elongated particles with light blue stain.

A

Tocantins method or Rees and Ecker Fluid-

19
Q

REESE ECKER FLUID composition

A
  1. Sodium Citrate
  2. Formalin
  3. Brilliant Cresyl Blue
20
Q

what is the anticoagulant in the composition of reese and ecker fluid

A

Sodium citrate

21
Q

what is the preservatine in the composition of reese and ecker fluid

A

formalin

22
Q

what is the staining reagent in the composition of reese and ecker fluid

A

Brilliant Cresyl Blue

23
Q

BRECKER-CRONKITE composition

A

1% Ammonium Oxalate

24
Q

ensures background clearing by hemolizing the red blood cells

A

1% Ammonium Oxalate

25
Q

counting chamber of brecker cronkite method

A

spencer-Briteline

26
Q

IDEAL DILUTING FLUID

A
  1. Should prevent platelet from adhering to the glass surface
    - because it might dry and might not be counted
  2. Should prevent platelet from aggregating
  3. Should not promote premature platelet hemolysis
  4. Should make platelets readily visible under microscope
27
Q

K3 EDTA (.22%) > NH4 OXALATE (.44%) + Crystal violet (.75%)

A

UNOPETTE METHOD

28
Q

FONIO’S METHOD - uses 14% Magnesium sulfate as diluent

A

INDIRECT METHOD

29
Q

SOURCES OF ERRORS:

A

Platelet clumps
Platelet satellitism
Excess EDTA
more than 3 hours at room temperature