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The hymenolepis species belong to what group?
Cestodes (tapeworms)
What is the nickname for Hymenolepis nana? What is it for Hymenolepis diminuta?
H. nana: Dwarf tapeworm
H. diminuta: Rat tapeworm
Which species is smaller: H. nana or H. diminuta?
H. nana is smaller
What is the diagnostic form of the Hymenolepis species?
Egg in stool
How can you tell H. nana from H. diminuta?
H. nana has 4-8 polar filaments while H. diminuta has none
H. nana has a hooked rostellum
How many squares on a hemocytometer do you count for WBC’s? How many for RBC’s? How many for PLT’s?
WBC’s: 4 big squares
RBC’s: 5 little squares
PLT’s: 1 little square
What do you use to hemolyze the whole blood for a WBC count?
Ammonium oxalate
Acetic acid
Hypochloric acid
How much do you dilute the WB before putting it on the hemocytometer?
1:20 to 1:200
What objective do you use to count the WBC’s?
10X
How much error is acceptable for comparing both sides of the hemocytometer?
They should differ no more than 10%
How do you calculate the volume of a square?
Volume = width x length x depth x (# squares counted)
What is typically the volume of a big square? What is typically the volume of a small square?
Big square: 0.9 mm³
Small square: 0.01 mm³
What are the units of a WBC count?
x 10^9/L
How do you calculate a total WBC count?
[(Total cell #) x (reciprocal of dilution)] / [(# squares counted) x (area/square) x (depth of solution)]