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Part VI -- HEMATOCRIT, ERYTHROCYTE
SEDIMENTATION RATE, AND HEMOGLOBIN
- Section 1. HEMATOCRIT
- 6-1. INTRODUCTION
- 6-2. MICROHEMATOCRIT
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- Section 2. ERYGHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE
- 6-3. ERYTHROCYTE
SEDIMENTATION RATE
- 6-4. DETERMINATION OF
SEDIMENTATION RATE (WINTROBE-LANDSBERG)
- 6-5. DETERMINATION OF
SEDIMENTATION RATE
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- Section 3. HEMOGLOBIN
- 6-6. GENERAL
INFORMATION
- 6-7. COMPOUNDS OF
HEMOGLOBIN
- 6-8. VARIATIONS OF
HEMOGLOBIN
- 6-9. HEMOBLOGINOMETRY
- 6-10. CHYANMETHEMOGLOBIN
METHOD
- 6-11. DETECTION OF
HEMOGLOBIN S AND NON S SICKLING HEMOGLOBINS
- 6-12. DEMONSTRATION OF
THE SICKLE CELL PHENOMENON
- 6-13. HEMOGLOBIN
ELECTROHORESIS (CELLULOSE ACETATE)
- 6-14. FETAL HEMOGLOBIN
(ALKALI DENATURATION TEST)
Exercises for Part VI
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About Part VI
of the Course
After completing this series of lessons, you should be able
to:
- Cite the procedures used to perform the microhematocrit
test.
- Describe the procedures used to perform the erythrocyte
sedimentation using the Wintrobe-Landsberg and modified Westergren techniques.
- Describe hemoglobin, the compounds of hemoglobin, and the
variations of hemoglobin.
- State the four basic ways to measure hemoglobin
concentrations and correctly describe the cyanmethemoglobin method.
- List the procedures required to perform the detection of
hemoglobin S and to demonstrate the sickle cell phenomenon.
- Describes the purpose of hemoglobin electrophoresis.
- Describes the procedures to perform a fetal hemoglobin test.
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