(Laboratory) Smear Preparation and Simple Staining Flashcards
List down the step-by-step method for Plate Smear Preparation
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of NSS onto the slide.
- Emulsify an isolate colony. Air dry.
- Heat fix.
List down the step-by-step method for Broth Smear Preparation
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of broth and air dry.
- Heat fix.
List down the step-by-step procedure for Urine Specimen Smear Preparation
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of well-mixed urine and air dry.
- Heat fix.
List down the step-by-step procedure for Throat Swab Smear Preparation
- Label your slides.
- Collect specimen using sterile cotton swab.
- Roll the swab gently back and forth.
- Heat fix.
Identify the Smear Preparation based on the step-by-step procedure listed:
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of NSS onto the slide.
- Emulsify an isolate colony. Air dry.
- Heat fix.
Plate Smear Preparation
Identify the Smear Preparation based on the step-by-step procedure listed:
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of broth and air dry.
- Heat fix.
Broth Smear Preparation
Identify the Smear Preparation based on the step-by-step procedure listed:
- Label your slides.
- Place a loopful of well-mixed urine and air dry.
- Heat fix.
Urine Specimen Smear Preparation
Identify the Smear Preparation based on the step-by-step procedure listed:
- Label your slides.
- Collect specimen using sterile cotton swab.
- Roll the swab gently back and forth.
- Heat fix.
Throat Swab Smear Preparation
List down the step-by-step procedure for Simple Staining
- Flood the smear with Methylene Blue.
- Set the timer for 1 Minute.
- Remove the excess stain using gentle stream of water.
- Blot dry and view under microscope.
Preferred time for Simple Staining Method
1 Minute
How to remove the excess stain in the slide with reagent?
Gentle stream of water is applied
One of the stain used in Simple Staining Technique
Methylene Blue
When labelling the slides in an actual laboratory setting, what information is written?
Name of the Patient
Date
Type of Specimen