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HemotologyPARAMETERS MEASURED BY HEMATOLOGY ANALYZERS
... cell hemoglobin, mean cell hemoglobin concentration), hemoglobin, hematocrit, total leukocyte count, differential leukocyte count (three-part or five-part), and platelet count. Table 808.1: Parameters ...Created on 29 July 2017 -
HemotologyCOMMON APPLICATIONS OF FLOW CYTOMETRY IN HEMATOLOGY
... hemoglobinuria: Deficiency of CD 55 and CD 59. Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: Enumeration of CD34+ stem cells. Feto-maternal hemorrhage: Detection and quantitation of foetal hemoglobin in ...Created on 28 July 2017 -
HemotologyRED CELLS MORPHOLOGY
... Normal red cells are described as normocytic (of normal size) and normochromic (with normal staining intensity i.e. hemoglobin content). Morphologic abnormalities of red cells in peripheral blood ...Created on 25 July 2017 -
HemotologyPROCEDURES FOR THE COLLECTION OF BLOOD FOR HEMOTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
... This method is suitable for the estimation of hemoglobin, cell counts, determination of hematocrit (HCT) or packed cell volume (PCV) by micro method and preparation of blood films. Blood obtained by this ...Created on 24 July 2017 -
HemotologyUSES OF ANTICOAGULANTS FOR HEMOTOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
... in mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration. Excess EDTA also causess welling and fragmentation of platelets, which leads to erroneously high platelet counts. Prolonged storage of blood in EDTA anticoagulant ...Created on 22 July 2017 -
HemotologyTOTAL ERYTHROCYTE COUNT (MANUAL METHOD)
... stroma, which is composed of lipids and proteins in the form of a fibrous protein. The cell contents are 90% hemoglobin. There are two methods for estimation of erythrocyte count: Manual or microscopic ...Created on 18 July 2017 -
HemotologyMICRO METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF PACKED CELL VOLUME (PCV) OR HEMATOCRIT
... Rules of 3 and 9: These rules of thumb are commonly used to check the accuracy of results and are applicable only if red cells are of normal size and shape. • Hemoglobin (gm/dl) × 3 = PCV • Red cell ...Created on 17 July 2017 -
HemotologyMACRO METHOD (WINTROBE METHOD) FOR ESTIMATION OF PACKED CELL VOLUME (PCV) OR HEMATOCRIT
... Normal plasma is straw-colored. It is colorless in iron deficiency anemia, pink in the presence of hemolysis or hemoglobinemia, and yellow if serum bilirubin is raised (jaundice). In hypertriglyceridemia, ...Created on 17 July 2017 -
HemotologyWHAT IS PACKED CELL VOLUME (PCV) OR HEMATOCRIT? USES AND METHODS FOR ESTIMATION OF PACKED CELL VOLUME (PCV)
... Estimation of red cell indices (mean cell volume and mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration) Checking accuracy of hemoglobin value (Hemoglobin in grams/dl × 3 = PCV). There are two methods for ...Created on 17 July 2017 -
HemotologySPECIFIC GRAVITY METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF HEMOGLOBIN
By this method, the approximate value of hemoglobin is estimated. This method is simple and rapid. This method is most common in the blood bank for the selection of blood donors. In this method, a drop ...Created on 16 July 2017 -
HemotologyOXYHEMOGLOBIN METHOD FOR ESTIMATION OF HEMOGLOBIN
For the estimation of hemoglobin by oxyhemoglobin method, blood sample is mixed with a weak ammonia solution and then absorbance of this solution is deliberated in a photometer using a yellow-green filter ...Created on 16 July 2017 -
ZoologyORIGIN OF CHORDATES
... that the chordates have evolved from an annelid stock. The annelids show bilateral symmetry, mesmerism, head, lateral Coelome complete digestive tract, closed circulatory system, hemoglobin, etc., like ...Created on 04 July 2017 -
ZoologyGENERAL CHARACTERS OF AMPHIBIA
... Heart is 3 chambered with 2 auricles and 1 ventricle The blood contains R.B.C. They are nucleated. They contain hemoglobin. Blood vascular system contain hepatic and renal portal systems. Amphibians ...Created on 30 June 2017 -
ZoologyCHARACTERS OF VERTEBRATES
... of the hepatic portal system is that the excess of carbohydrates are removed and glycogen is stored in liver. 9. PRESENCE OF RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES: Hemoglobin is con- fined to R. B.C. They are helpful ...Created on 28 June 2017 -
ZoologyPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCES OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION
... This indicates that the function of thyroxin is same in all animals. C. Hemoglobin: It carries oxygen and carbon dioxide in all animals. Hemoglobin carries oxygen in the form of oxyhemoglobin. ...Created on 10 June 2017 -
DownloadsEssentials of Clinical Pathology
... Hematology, 16. Hematopoiesis, 17. Collection of Blood, 18. Estimation of Hemoglobin, 19. Packed Cell Volume, 20. Total Leukocyte Count, 21. Reticulocyte Count, 22. Blood Smear, 23. Red Cell Indices, 24. ...Created on 30 May 2017 -
DownloadsLichtman's Atlas of Hematolog
... membrane or hemoglobin abnormalities, and mechanical disruption of red cell integrity in the circulation or the microvasculature. Landmark work making the marrow and blood film useful was contributed by ...Created on 30 May 2017 -
HemotologyCOMPOSITION OF BLOOD AND ITS FUNCTIONS
The blood is red in color and circulates in the body like a river. The blood consists of a homogenous fluid called plasma constituting 55% and the remaining 45% by three types of blood corpuscles. ...Created on 23 May 2017 -
ZoologyBIOLOGY OF ANNELIDS
... It is a closed type The blood is colored. In the blood hemoglobin is dissolved. The excretory system contains segmentally arranged nephridia. The nervous system is well developed they may be hermaphrodites ...Created on 11 May 2017 -
MicrobiologyHEMOLYTIC REACTIONS
... Alpha (α) hemolysis: formation of a green or brown zone around the colonies (due to loss of potassium from the red cells). Beta (β) hemolysis: complete lysis of cells and reduction of released hemoglobin; ...Created on 04 April 2017
