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SPECIMEN FOR DIFFERENT LABORATORY TEST Flashcards

1
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CBC

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Edta whole blood

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Platelet count and Reticulocyte count

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EDTA

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Modified Westergren method of ESR

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Edta whole blood

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Sickling test (Sodium metabisulfite)

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Edta whole blood

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Heinz body preparation

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Edta whole blood

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Blood smear preparation for parasites

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Edta whole blood

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Red cell zinc protoporphyrin

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Edta whole blood

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Hemoglobin electrophoresis at pH 8.6 (hemolysate)

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Edta whole blood

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Hemoglobin electrophoresis at acid pH (hemolysate)

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Edta whole blood

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Hemoglobin A2 quantitation (hemolysate)

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Edta whole blood

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Hemoglobin F quantitation (hemolysate)

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Edta whole blood

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Hemoglobin H preparation

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Edta whole blood

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13
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Heat precipitation test (unstable hemoglobin)

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Edta whole blood

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14
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Ascorbate cyanide screening test (for pentose phosphate pathway deficiencies)

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Edta whole blood

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15
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G6PD fluorescent screening test

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Edta whole blood

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16
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Pyruvate kinase test

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Edta whole blood

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17
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Glutathione reductase test

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Edta wholw blood

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18
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Methemoglobin quantitation

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Edta whole blood

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19
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EOFT

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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20
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Solubility test

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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Sickling test (sodium metabisulfite)

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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• Nitroblue tetrazolium dye test

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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Heinz body preparation

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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Red cell zinc protoporphyrin

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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25
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Hemoglobin electrophoresis at pH 8.6 (hemolysate)

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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Heat precipitation test (unstable hemoglobins)

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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Ascorbate cyanide test (for pentose phosphate pathway def.)

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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28
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G6PD fluorescent screening test

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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29
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Pyruvate kinase test

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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30
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Glutathione reductase test

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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31
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Methemoglobin quantitation

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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32
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LE Prep

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HEPARINIZED WHOLE BLOOD

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33
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Prussian blue stain

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEARS

34
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Periodic Acid Schiff

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEARS

35
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Sudan Black B

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEAR

36
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Acid phosphatase stain (with tartrate resistance)

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEAR

37
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Non specific esterase stain

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEARS

38
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Specific esterase stain

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AIR DRIED BLOOD OR BONE MARROW SMEARS

39
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Original Westergren method of ESR

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

40
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Solubility test

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

41
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Red cell zinc protoporphyrin

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

42
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Red cell zinc protoporphyrin

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

43
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Sugar Water Screening test for PNH

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

44
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Sucrose Hemolysis test for PNH

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CITRATED WHOLE BLOOD

45
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Prothrombin time
• Activated Partial Thromboplastin time

A

PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

46
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• Stypven time
• Reptilase time

A

PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

47
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Thrombin time

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

48
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Plasma recalcification time

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

49
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Prekallikrein screening test Duckert’s test for Factor XIII

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

50
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Fibrinogen quantitation

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

51
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D-dimer

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

52
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Ethanol gelation test

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

53
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Protamine Sulfate test

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

54
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Euglobulin Clot lysis time

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

55
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Tests for circulating anticoagulants

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

56
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Platelet neutralization procedure

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

57
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Factor VIII inhibitor assay

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

58
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Antithrombin III

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

59
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Plasminogen assay

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

60
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Protein C and protein S tests

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PLATELET-POOR CITRATED PLASMA

61
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Haptoglobin

62
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Viscosity test

63
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EOFT

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DEFIBRINATED BLOOD

64
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Autohemolysis test for hereditary spherocytosis

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DEFIBRINATED BLOOD

65
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DEFIBRINATED BLOOD

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Acid Serum Test for PNH

66
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LAP stain

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CAPILLARY BLOOD

67
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Peroxidase stain

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CAPILLARY BLOOD

68
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RBC DILUTING FLUIDS

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• Hayem’s fluid
• Gower’s fluid
• Toisson’s fluid
• Bethel’s fluid
• Formol-Citrate (Dacie’s fluid)
• 3.8% Na Citrate

69
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Common characteristics of RBC diluting fluid regardless of the name

70
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WBC DILUTING FLUIDS

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• 2-3% glacial acetic acid with Gential violet
• 1% hydrochloric acid
• Turk’s solution

71
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PLATELET DILUTING FLUIDS

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• Tocantin’s method:
→ Rees-Ecker Diluent uses citrate formaldehyde buffer with brilliant cresyl
blue for light microscopy
• Guy and Leake’s method
→ Uses crystal violet, sodium citrate, and formalin
→ Also used for light microscopy
• 1% ammonium oxalate diluting fluid for phase-contrast microscopy

72
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NEUBAUER COUNTING CHAMBER
• Total Area:
• Depth:
• Total volume:

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• Total Area: 9 mm2
• Depth: 0.1 mm or 1/10 mm

• Total volume: 0.9 mm3 or 0.9 μL

73
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SPEIRS-LEVY COUNTING CHAMBER
• Total Area:
• Depth:
• Total Volume:

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• Total Area: 10mm3
• Depth: 0.2mm
• Total Volume: 2.0mm3

74
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FUCHS-ROSENTHAL COUNTING CHAMBER
• Total Area:
• Depth:
• Total Volume:

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• Total Area: 16mm2
• Depth: 0.2mm
• Total Volume: 3.2mm3

75
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3° TERTIARY SQUARE (SMALL SQ. ON THE CORNER) area

A

𝟎. 𝟎𝟔𝟐𝟓𝒎𝒎𝟐

76
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3° TERTIARY SQUARE (SMALL SQ. ON THE CENTER) area

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𝟎. 𝟎𝟒𝒎𝒎𝟐

77
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4° QUATERNARY SQUARE (SMALLEST SQ.)

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𝟎. 𝟎𝟎𝟐𝟓𝒎𝒎𝟐

78
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Rbc counting area

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• Usually used is the 5 small squares on the central square
• There are 5 small squares and each square has an area of 0.04 mm2

79
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WBC counting area

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• We count on 4 large corner squares and each square has an area of 1 mm2
→ What is the general area for WBC counting?
4 𝑥 1 𝑚𝑚2 = 𝟒 𝒎𝒎𝟐

80
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Platelet counting area

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• We only use the entire large central square, which has an area of 1 mm2
• There are 25 small squares and each square has an area of 0.04 mm2
→ What is the general area for platelet counting?
25 𝑥 0.04 𝑚𝑚2 = 𝟏 𝒎𝒎𝟐

Hema MTAP (4 decks)

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