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Lessons
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Part III -- Collection of Blood and
Preparation
of Blood Smears
- Section 1. COLLECTION OF BLOOD SPECIMENS
- 3-1. INTRODUCTION
- 3-2. VENIPUNCTURE
- 3-3. CAPILLARY PUNCTURE
- 3-4. ANTICOAGULANTS
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- Section 2. PREPARATION AND STAINING OF BLOOD SMEARS
- 3-5. INTRODUCTION
- 3-6. SLIDE METHOD
- 3-7. SLIDE PREPARATION
- 3-8. SLIDE STAINING
Exercises for Part III
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About Part III
of the Course
After completing this series of lessons, you should be able
to:
- Select the statement which best describes the requirements
for selection and care of blood collection equipment.
- List the correct steps in collecting, processing, and
recording blood specimens.
- List the names and functions of commonly used
anticoagulants
- Describe the correct method and use the proper procedures in
staining blood films for the type of blood cells found.
- Cite the correct function for each of Wright's component
stain and buffer solutions.
- List the correct steps to prepare a blood smears.
- Describe the factors that affect the quality of stained
blood smears.
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