Miscellaneous Hematological Testing Flashcards

1
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Principle of Microhematocrit

A

defined as the percentage of total blood volume occupied by erythrocytes

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2
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Quality control of microhematocrit

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Run in duplicate. must agree with + or - 1%

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3
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Hematocrit reference range for male

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42 to 52%

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4
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Purpose of Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

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it’s a nonspecific screening test for inflammation

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5
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Procedure for ESR

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place tube in stand vertically and undisturbed. read results after 60 mins

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6
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Reagents for manual reticulocyte count

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new methylene blue (supravital stain)

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7
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Procedure for manual reticulocyte count

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reticulocyte x 100 / 1000

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8
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Specimen while testing ESR

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Whole blood EDTA. room temp for 4 hours. refrigerated up to 24 hours. must be brought to room temp before using

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9
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reference range for ESR

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Male: 0-15 <50, 0-20 >50
Female: 0-20 <50, 0-30 >50

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10
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Specimen testing for manual reticulocyte count

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whole blood edta. can be stored room temp for 8 hours. refrigerated for up to 24

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