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Cerebrospinal fluid are collected by lumbar punctures, they test for what 5 things

Infection, bacterial, fungal or amoebic meningitis.


Malignancy cancer


Subarachnoid haemorrhage around brain


Multiple sclerosis or demyelination disorders most common site for lumbar puncture

Most common site for lumbar puncture

Between third and fourth lumbar vertebrae or between fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae

What are the three collection tubes for

Tube 1) determination of protein and glucose


Tube 2) microbiology and cytology studies


Tube3) for cell counts and serological tests for syphilis. Least likely to be contaminated by a bloody tap

Pericardial sac


Pleural cavity


Peritoneal cavity


These collection sites are for what fluids

Serous fluids

Pericardial fluid


What colour


What organ


What volume


Aspiration

Pale yellow fluid that is formed continuously in the pericardial space enclosing the heart.


Volume of 25-50ml


Aspiration technique is called pericardiocentesis

Pleural fluid


Colour


Organ


Volume


Aspiration

Pale yellow


Pleural cavity of lungs


Normally constant volume of 1-10ml


Aspiration of pleural effusion is called thoracentesis

Peritoneal fluid


Colour


Organ


Volume


Aspiration

Pale yellow formed continuously


Formed in abdominal and pelvic cavities.


Volume of 100mL


Aspiration is called peritoneocentesis

Collection procedure for serous fluids in 3 tubes


Tube 1) EDTA for cytology


Tube 2) heparin for clinical chemistry analysis


What is tube tube 3 contain

Sterile heparinised tube for microbiology.


For virus’s, anaerobic bacteria or mycobacterium

Synovial fluid


Location


Volume


Aspiration

Found in joints


Very little fluid


Aspiration is called arthrocentesis

Synovial fluid tubes


Tube1) sterile for microbiology


Tube 2) EDTA


What’s in tube 3

Serum red top tube for clinical chemistry analysis