Laboratory: Platelet Count Flashcards

1
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Reservoir of platelet in man

A

Spleen

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2
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Indirect Methods of Platelet Determination

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Fonio’s Method
Dameshek Method
Olef’s Method

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3
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Direct Methods of Platelet Determination

A

Guy and Leake
Reese and Ecker’s
Brecker-Cronkite

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4
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Platelets are counted in RBC bath. The voltage drops after every passage of platelet in the aperture

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Voltage-Pulse Counting

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5
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Employs a sensitive photodiode, laser light and high angle to count platelets in the presence of RBC

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Light Scattering

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6
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Wright’s stain; Diluting fluid is 14% MgSO4

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Fonio’s Method

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7
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Diluting fluid of Fonio’s Method is?

A

14% MgSO4

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8
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Stain used in Dameshek’s Method

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Brilliant Cresyl Blue

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9
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Dilution Factor used in Dameshek’s Method

A

1:5

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10
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The indirect count can be checked based on the examination done of the blood smear

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Olef’s Method

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11
Q

Decreased in number of platelet

A

<1 plt/OIF

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12
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Adequate amount of platelets

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5-20 plt/OIF

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13
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Increase in the number of platelet

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> 25 plt/OIF

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14
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Diluent: sodium citrate, 40% formalin and crystal violet

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Guy and Leake’s

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15
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Diluent: Na Citrate, brilliant cresyl blue, formalin, and distilled H2O

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Rees and Ecker’s

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16
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Reference method; Uses phase-contrast microscope; Diluent is 1% ammonium oxalate

A

Brecker- Cronkite

17
Q

Diluent: sodium oxalate; reported in percent

18
Q

Consists of reservoir enclosed by a diaphragm, a pipette attached to an overflow chamber, a pipette shield; The reservoir contains a specific volume of diluting fluid, 1.98 mL of 1% buffered ammonium oxalate (1:100)

19
Q

Finger is punctured 3mm deep; Blot drop every with filter paper every 30 seconds

A

Duke’s Method

20
Q

Normal Range for Duke’s Method

A

2 to 4 minutes

21
Q

Uses sphygmomanometer (inflated to 40 mmHg); Make 2 skin incision (2mm deep, 2mm long) avoiding any subcutaneous vein

A

Ivy Method

22
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Normal Range of Ivy Method

A

1 to 7 minutes

23
Q

Uses a template containing a standardized slit in place of the disposable lancets

A

Template Bleeding Time

24
Q

Normal/Reference Range for Template Bleeding Time

A

2 to 9 minutes

25
Q

An example of capillary fragility test (tourniquet test); Determine the patient’s blood pressure

A

Rumple-Leed Test

26
Q

0-10 petechiae is graded as?

27
Q

10-20 petechiae is graded as?

28
Q

20-50 petechiae is graded as?

29
Q

50 and above petechiae is graded as?

30
Q

Observe the extrusion of droplet like serum “dimpling” on top portion of the drop of blood

A

Hirschboeck/Castor Oil