Lab #6-10: Fecal Analysis (Cram)

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What does EPF mean, how do you determine it?

EPF = Eggs per field, determine by searching slide at 10x

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What does EPS mean?

Eggs per slide

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What does NOS mean, can you just say negative instead?

No ova seen. Don't say negative because some parasites shead intermittently

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What is the simplest method of fecal analysis?

Direct smear

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You're making a direct smear, which two mediums can you add to a very small amount of feces on your slide?

  1. Saline

  2. Lugol's iodine (for colourless organisms)

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How do you check that your direct smear is thin enough?

Place some writting under the slide and read through it

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What are the four quantitative methods of fecal analysis?

  1. Modified Wisconsin

  2. McMaster

  3. Paracount

  4. Squeeze test

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, approximately how much feces do you use?

Size of a loonie, 2–5 grams

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, what solution do you use to mix with the sample?

15 mL of sheather's sugar solution

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, how many beakers will you need, why?

Two. One for mixing the sugar solution and feces, one to have a cheesecloth placed over it and the first beaker's contents poured through

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, how much solution from the second beaker (after straining) should you pour into a test tube?

1–2 cm from the top

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Can the Modified Wisconsin method be done without a centrifuge, how long would it take?

Yes, it can be done. The cover slip would have to sit on the test tube for 3 hours

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, how should you program the centrifuge?

1200 –1500 rpm for 5–10 minutes

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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, after centrifugation what should be done to the test tube before applying the coverslip?

Form a meniscus with sheather's sugar solution

<p>Form a meniscus with sheather's sugar solution</p>
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When doing the Modified Wisconsin method of quantitative fecal analysis, how long should you leave the coverslip on the meniscus?

10 minutes

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When doing the Paracount or McMaster method of quantitative fecal analysis, how long should the McMaster counting chamber be left after filling for eggs to rise

5 minutes