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These forms are standard forms (SF) in what # series.
500
what SF functions as a display form for multiple laboratory reports.
SF-545
Absorbent materials, such as cotton 2 x 2.s, normally contain only a small amount of blood and can be disposed of as what type of waste?
general waste.
What are two principal methods of obtaining blood specimens?
finger puncture
venipuncture
What materials is required for finger puncture procedure
Sterile gauze pads (2" x 2")
70% isopropyl alcohol or povidone-iodine solution pads
Blood lancets
Capillary tubes
Bandages
In finger puncture procedure you wipe away the first drop of blood for what reason?
To avoid dilution with tissue fluid.
What type of microscope is most often used in the laboratory?
Compound microscope
The mechanical (movable) stage holds the specimen is called?
Mechanical Stage
The base is the structure on which the microscope rests is called?
The Base
This is composed of a compact lens system and is located between the light source and stage.
Condenser
Located on the condenser and controls the diameter of the light source’s beam.
Iris Diaphragm
On a compound microscope, there is usually a set of three objective lenses (or .objectives.). These are called what with what color code and what magnifcation?
1. A low-power lens (approximate focus 16 mm, magnification 10X)
16 mm-10X (green)
2. A high-power lens (approximate focus 4 mm, magnification 45X)
4 mm-45X (yellow)
3. A oil-immersion lens (approximate focus 1.8 mm, magnification 100X)
1.8 mm-100X (red)
On a compound microscope, there is usually a set of three objective lenses (or .objectives.).A oil-immersion lens (approximate focus 1.8 mm, magnification 100X) 1.8 mm-100X and is color coded what.
RED
On a compound microscope, there is usually a set of three objective lenses (or .objectives.). A high-power lens (approximate focus 4 mm, magnification 45X)
and is color coded what?
Yellow
On a compound microscope, there is usually a set of three objective lenses (or .objectives.).A high-power lens (approximate focus 4 mm, magnification 45X)
4 mm-45X and is color coded what?
YELLOW
Moving or transporting microscopes should be accomplished by grasping the ______.
ARM
Keep the microscope clean at all times; Remove dust with a ___________. Lenses may be wiped carefully with ______.
Camel hair brush
Lens tissue
A complete blood count consists of what five tests?
Total red blood cell (RBC) count
Hemoglobin determination
Hematocrit reading
Total white blood cell (WBC) count
Differential white blood cell count
To manually count red blood cells (erythrocytes) and white blood cells (leukocytes), you will need a microscope and an instrument called what?
hemacytometer
The normal red blood cell count for a male is?
4.2 to 6.0 million permm3
The normal red blood cell count for a female is?
3.6 to 5.6 million permm3
The normal red blood cell count for a newborn is?
5.0 to 6.5 million permm3
Total the number of cells counted in all five fields and multiply by what to arrive at the number of red cells per cubic millimeter of
blood.
10,000