Table of ContentsHematology Methods for the Office Laboratory “Education is a technique employed to open minds so that they may go from profound ignorance to thoughtful uncertainty.” A complete blood count is indicated for: So, what’s in a CBC? Collection Methods for Hematological Specimens PPT Slide S-Monovette(R) with EDTA Automatic Tube Rocker PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide Fibrinogen Determination Fibrinogen mg/dl= TS mg/dl(non-incubated) -TS mg/dl (incubated) Platelet Counting Methods Electronic Impedance Analyzers How does it work? Impedance Instruments for Veterinary Use Impedance Analyzers Examples of Impedance Analyzers Examples of Impedance Analyzers Advantages of Impedance Instruments Disadvantages PPT Slide Buffy Coat Analysis Examples of Buffy Coat Analyzers Advantages of Buffy Coat Analyzers Disadvantages PPT Slide The Importance of Blood Smears The Importance of Blood Smears Abnormalities Not Routinely Found in “Auto-Diffs” Abnormalities Not Routinely Found in “Auto-diffs” Abnormalities Not Routinely Found in “Auto-diffs” Abnormalities Not Routinely Found in “Auto-diffs” Three Step Stains Wright’s or Wright-Giemsa Stain PPT Slide Reticulocyte Count PPT Slide % Retics(corrected) = %Retics (observed) x Patient’s PCV Normal PCV Quality Control Common Causes of Erroneous Lab Results Clinical laboratory Improvement Act of 1988 (CLIA) Which one’s right for me? PPT Slide Which one’s right for me? The Five “Truths” for In-House Hematology “When the person with money meets a person with experience, the person with the experience winds up with the money and the person with the money winds up with the experience.” -Harvey MacKay For more information, contact: |
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