HEMA LAB MOD 2 Flashcards

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Numerical evaluation of the formed elements (RBC, WBC, and platelets) in the blood

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Hemocytometry

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___ means blood

___ cell

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hemo

cyto

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2 methods in hemocytometry

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turbidimetric method

microscopic method

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___ method is no longer used because of its inaccuracy and imprecision

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turbidimetric method

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In this method, there are solutions with known number of cells and the unknown is compared with the solutions

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Turbidimetric method

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___ method uses a microscope to count the cells.

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Microscopic method

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____ is the estimation of a number of blood cells in a known volume of blood

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Microscopic hemocytometry

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another name for hemocytometer

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counting chamber

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9
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another name for hemocytometer

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counting chamber

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10
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The principle for RBCs, WBCs and platelet counting is essentially the same except that it differs in ___, ___ used, and the ___ of counting

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dilution, diluents, area

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11
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___ method that uses a pipet for dilution

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pipet

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12
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___ method that utilizes a test tube

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test tube

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13
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Microscopic hemocytometry is divided into three basic steps: ____. ____. ____

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Manual dilution, Sampling to a hemocytometer or Charging, Cell counting

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14
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____ are necessary to disperse the blood cells and to facilitate counting

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Diluents

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15
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What will happen if the diluent is absent upon viewing under the microscope?

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Blood cells will overlap which makes counting difficult and cause erroneous result

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Tonicity of diluting fluid in RBC is ___ and for WBC is ___

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isotonic, hypotonic

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17
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Ideal diluting fluid should have __ SG to prevent ___ of cells

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high, rapid sedimentation

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RBC diluting fluids example

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Gower’s Fluid
Hayem’s Fluid
Toisson’s Fluid
Formol-Citrate (Dacie’s Fluid)
NSS (0.85-0.90 NaCl)
3.8% sodium Citrate
Bethel’s fluid

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19
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Most common pipet for RBC manual counting in the Ph

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Thoma pipet

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20
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Dilutions ranging from __ to __ or __ to __

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1:10, 1:1000

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21
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distance between the slide and the special coverslip is referred as ___

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depth

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22
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Counting Chamber Open type:

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Spencer, Burker, Levy, Levy-Hausser

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Counting Chamber Close type:

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Counting Chamber - Used in standardization of vaccine

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Petroff-Hausser

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Counting Chamber According to Ruling or Calibration
Thoma Turk Bass-Jones Fuchs-Rosenthal Improved Neubauer
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Most common hemocytometer used today
Improved Neubauer
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The platforms of IN are separated by a canal which is also known as ___
H-moat
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Located on each distal end of the platforms are the ___
V-slashes
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Distance between the coverslip and the platforms of the counting chamber is __ in depth
0.1 mm
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Ruled area of IN is __ by __ which is divided into __ squares
3mm by 3mm, 9 squares
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central large square for RBC and platelet count is divided into __ smaller squares
25
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area of each central smaller square is __
0.04mm2
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Each smaller square if further divided into __ squares
16
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reference range for adult males
4.60 - 6.00 x 10^12/L
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reference range for adult females
4.00 - 5.40 x 10^12/L
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___ prevents rouleaux formation and precipitation of proteins in cases of hypergammaglobulinemia and hemoglobinemia. can be used in the photometric determination of RBC count
Gower's fluid
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______ -possible mold growth because of insufficient preservative action - initiates rouleaux formation
Hayem's fluid
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___ is the stacking of RBC like the 'stack of coins'
Rouleaux formation
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___ - does not prevent mold formation - with stain which easily identifies nuclei (stains blue)
Toisson's fluid
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__ - best RBC diluting fluid - with preservative action so no mold growth - cell morphology altered
Formol-citrate (Dacie's Fluid)
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__ - used when no other RBC diluting fluid is available - ideal when there is excessive rouleaux formation and autoagglutination
NSS (0.85 - 0.90%)
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Dilution Factor formula
DF = total Volume of solution in the bulb / volume of blood aspirated
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Of cells per cubic mm
average cells counted x dilution factor / number of squares x area of one square x depth (0.1 mm)
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___ unit is the conventional unit
mm3
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in converting Conventional unit to SI unit, multiply the result to ___
10^6
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Conditions that are associated with increased RBC count
Polycythemia vera - abnormal proliferation of RBC tissue hypoxia dehydration low oxygen tension
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Conditions that are associated with decreased RBC count
anemia hemorrhage oligocythemia
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factors that affect RBC count when a patient lies down during blood collection, there is a decrease of an average of __% to the cell volume because of hemodilution
8%
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Plasma volume ___ during exercise
decreases
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factors that affect RBC count infants have ___ RBC count than adults
higher
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factors that affect RBC count women have ____ RBC count than men because they produce ___ that has an inhibitory action to erythropoiesis
lower, estrogen
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factors that affect RBC count men have ___ RBC count than women because they produce more ___ which has stimulatory effect on erythropoiesis
higher, androgen
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factors that affect RBC count red cell mass and hemoglobin have higher count in ___ than in ___
morning, evening
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_____ is based on the detection and measurement of changes in electrical resistance produced by the cell as they traverse a small aperture.
electronic impedance
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the number of pulses is ___ to the number of cells counted
proportional