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Week 3-6 Blood Flashcards

1
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Blood group antigen

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On putter surface of erythrocytes membrane
Important for transfusion

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2
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Antibody

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-present in serum
-natural antibodies-> anti-A, antiB appear 2-8months after birth
-immune antibody -> anti D ( present only, when organism is already met with the antigen
-IGM cannot cross placenta

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3
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Bleeding time material

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*antiseptic solution
*hypodermic needle
*tissue
*stop watch

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4
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Bleeding time procedure

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  • clean-puncture- blot the blood -no bleeding stop the watch
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5
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Bleeding time evaluation
normal and patho

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Normal:2-3mins
Patho:more than 5mins

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6
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Clotting time material

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Same as bleeding time
Watch glass
Glass rod
Water bath 37 degree

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7
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Clotting time procedure

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*4-5drops of blood on watch glass
*waterbath
*glassrod every 20 sec
* stop the watch when 1st fibrin fivér appear

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8
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Evolution of clotting time

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Normal:5-10 mins

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9
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Prothrombin time

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-the time needed prothrombin-thrombin -fibrin time

-extrinsic pathway Bitamin k and ca2+

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10
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Procedure of prothrombin time

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  • place watchglass and reagent thromboplastin-Ca2+ into water bath
  • 0.1 ml citrated plasma onto watch glass
    -0.2 ml reagent into plasma sample
    -dip the glass rod 2 times/sec
    Normal: 13-22sec
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11
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Prothrombin index(quick index)

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Prothrombin index (%)= (prothrombin time of standard plasma (sec)/prothrombin time of sample(sec))*100
Normal range 70-120%

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12
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International Normalized Ratio

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INR=(PTsample/PTstandard)squareISI
Normal range 0.8- 1.2

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13
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Higher INR, lower Quick index

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Risk of Bleeding

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14
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Lower INR higher Quick index

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Risk of thrombosis

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15
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Hematocrit mean

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The ratio of volume of fundaments to the volume of the whole blood

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16
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Hemotocrit material

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Heparin coated capillary
Plasticine
Centrifuges
Antiseptic
Needle
Blood

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17
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Hematocrit procedure

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Blood-filled the capillary-seal with plasticine-centrifuge 10-20000RPM for 3-10mins

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18
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Evaluation of the hematocrit result

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Normal: male:42-52%
Female: 37-47%

19
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Red blood cell counting material

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Mixing pipette(1:100)
Hayek solution: hypertonic salt solution prevents RBC stick together
Burker’s chamber
Coverslip
Microscope
Antiseptic
Needle
Blood

20
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Red blood cell counting procedure

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Burker’s chamber with coverslip
Using 1/201/201/10 small square
Blood1+100 hayem’s solution mix it, first 2 drops nope and to the slide and then using 40* objects by using l law

21
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Red blood cell counting caculation

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RBC Count= (average No. of RBCs per area)* dilution(100)*1/1/4000

22
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Normal range RBC counting

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Male:4.5-6 million/ul

Female: 3.8-5.2 million/ul

23
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Mean size of RBC material

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Isotonic solution
Microscope glass slide
Coverslip
Microscope + eyepiece graticule
Immersion oil
Antiseptic
Needle

24
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Mean size of RBC procedure

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Immersion oil lens 100* calibration eyepiece graticule to the smallest unit of the scale of a calibration slide (10um) count 200-300 RBC

25
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Normal RBC size

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7-8um , 2-2.5thickness

26
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price jones curves right and left shift

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Right:macrocytosis
Left: microcytosis

27
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Erythrocytes sedimentation rate is

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The rate at which RBCs settle down in a tube during 1 hr

28
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The higher the ration of globulin and fibrinogen to albumin how is the ESR will be?

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Increase ESR

29
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Normal range of ESR

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Male:2-6mm/hr
Female: 3-10 mm/hr

30
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The dye of Reticulocyte counting

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Supravital: Brilliant cresyl blue stain

31
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Normal range of Reticulocyte counting

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0.7-1.5%

32
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Dye for palate counting

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Ress Ecker *10 dilution

33
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Normal range of thrombocyte for adult

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150,000-400,000/ul

34
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Dye for leukocytes counting

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Turk solution *10 dilution

35
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Normal range of WBC counting

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4000-10000/ul

36
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Differential leukocytes count method

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Dry blood slide to solution 1 May-grunwald for 3 mins then 2nd solution with May-Grunwald and deionised water 1:1 for 3 mins then shoultion 3, 10:1 deionnised water and Giemsa solution 10-15 mins

37
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Normal osmotic range is

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0.42-0.46% NaCl solition

38
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Complete hemolysis

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0.30-0.34% NaCls solution

39
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Determination of Hb concentration by the Drabkin’s method

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Transfrom Hb to Meth-Hb, ferrous(Fe2+)to ferric(Fe3+) by potassium ferricyanide measuring by spectrophotometer absorption 540nm

40
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Caculation of Drabkin’s method

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Hb-cc unknown(g/l)=(E unknown/ E standard)*HB-cc standard

41
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Normal range of Hb concentration

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Male:120-160
Female:140-180g/l

42
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MCV mean corpuscular volume

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=hematocrit/RBC count

Normal range 82-92fl (f=10^-15)

43
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MCH mean corpuscular hemoglobin

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Hb cc/ RBC count
Normal range: 28-36pg/RBC (p=10^-12)

44
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MCHC mean corpuscular Hb cc

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Hbcc/ hematocrit (gHb/RBC)
Normal:310-360gHb/RBC

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