HEMA LAB - HCT Determination Flashcards by Carmina Mislang | Brainscape

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tube used for adam’s microhematocrit method

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capillary tube

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tube used for wintrobe

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wintrobe tube

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tube used for haden’s modification

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calibrated tube

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tube used for van allen method

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tube with bulb

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tube used for sanford-magath method

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calibrated tube, with funnel-like mouth

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tube used for bray’s method

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bray’s tube

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anticoagulant for adam’s microhematocrit method

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heparin in heparinized tube

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anticoagulant for wintrobe

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double oxalate

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anticoagulant for haden’s modification

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1.1% sodium oxalatein distilled water

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anticoagulant for van allen method

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1.6% sodium oxalate in distilled water

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anticoagulant for sanford-magath

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1.3% sodium oxalate in distilled water

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anticoagulant for bray’s

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heparin

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normal values for bray’s method

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M 47vol%

F 42vol%

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normal values for sanford-magath

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M 2.3 mL = 46-48%

F 2.0 mL = 40-42%

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Automated methods for Hct determination

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Coulter method

Autoanalyzer

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normal values for Adam’s Microhematocrit method

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M 40 - 54% or 0.40 - 0.54

F 35 - 49% or 0.35 - 0.49%

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RPM and time for Adam’s microhematocrit method

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10,000 rpm for 4-5 min

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RPM and time for Wintrobe method

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3000 for 30 min

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RPM and time for Haden’s modification

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3000 rpm for 20 min

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RPM and time for Van Allen

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2500 rpm, 15-30 min

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RPM and time for Sanford-Magath

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high speed, 15 min

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RPM and time for Bray’s

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none, let stand for 1 hr

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what happens when there is no mixing of blood in tube prior to hematocrit method

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low Hct

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height of sealing clay in adam’s microhematocrit method

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3 mm

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1% hct = ? gm% hgb

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0.34gm% hgb

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1% hct = ? RBC/mm^3

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107, 000 RBC/mm^3