Veterinary Laboratory Procedures: Blood, Urinalysis, and Safety Labels

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What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Health and Safety Administration

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What is a secondary label?

Moving chemicals/materials to a new container from its original manufacturer packaging

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What additive is in lavender blood tubes and what is its purpose?

Anticoagulant (EDTA) used for CBC, blood smear, morphology

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What is the purpose of blue blood tubes?

Anticoagulant (Sodium or Lithium Citrate) for coagulation tests/clotting times PT/apTT

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What is the characteristic of red blood tubes?

No additive

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What is the purpose of SST/Tiger Top blood tubes?

Separating Gel & Clot Activator used for serum

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What additive is in green blood tubes and what is its purpose?

Anticoagulant (Heparin) used for plasma chemistry

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What is the purpose of red ring capillary tubes?

Anticoagulant (Heparin) used for PCV/TS or TP

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What is the purpose of blue ring capillary tubes?

No additive, used for PCV/TS or TP when taking from EDTA tube

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What is the difference between plasma and serum?

Plasma has no clot and contains fibrinogen; Serum has a clot and no fibrinogen/clotting factors

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What are the layers of a PCV?

Bottom layer: Cellular components, Middle: Buffy coat, Top: Plasma

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How do you calculate total protein on a refractometer?

Use TS/TP scale, units in g/100mL

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What does MCV measure?

RBC size; classified as Macrocytic, Normocytic, or Microcytic

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What does MCH measure?

Hgb aka Color; classified as Hyperchromic, Normochromic, Hypochromic

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What does MCHC measure?

Hgb concentration aka Color; classified as Hyperchromic, Normochromic, Hypochromic

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What is the objective for evaluating cellular morphology?

100x in the monolayer

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How do you perform a WBC estimate?

40x in the monolayer

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What is the method for WBC differential?

100x in the monolayer

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How do you identify platelets and calculate platelets per high power field?

Count PLT in 10 hpf at 100x in monolayer, take average of the 10 hpf counts

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How do you calculate urine specific gravity?

Use calibrated refractometer

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What are the parts of a urinalysis?

Physical Evaluation, Chemical Evaluation, Sediment Evaluation

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What does a ketostix measure?

Semiquantitative BUN

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How do you use a glucometer?

Select correct species, add drop of blood to strip

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