Missed Topics - H. nd & WBC#

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The hymenolepis species belong to what group?

Cestodes (tapeworms)

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What is the nickname for Hymenolepis nana? What is it for Hymenolepis diminuta?

  1. H. nana: Dwarf tapeworm

  2. H. diminuta: Rat tapeworm

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Which species is smaller: H. nana or H. diminuta?

H. nana is smaller

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What is the diagnostic form of the Hymenolepis species?

Egg in stool

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How can you tell H. nana from H. diminuta?

  1. H. nana has 4-8 polar filaments while H. diminuta has none

  2. H. nana has a hooked rostellum

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How many squares on a hemocytometer do you count for WBC’s? How many for RBC’s? How many for PLT’s?

  1. WBC’s: 4 big squares

  2. RBC’s: 5 little squares

  3. PLT’s: 1 little square

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What do you use to hemolyze the whole blood for a WBC count?

  1. Ammonium oxalate

  2. Acetic acid

  3. Hypochloric acid

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How much do you dilute the WB before putting it on the hemocytometer?

1:20 to 1:200

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What objective do you use to count the WBC’s?

10X

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How much error is acceptable for comparing both sides of the hemocytometer?

They should differ no more than 10%

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How do you calculate the volume of a square?

Volume = width x length x depth x (# squares counted)

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What is typically the volume of a big square? What is typically the volume of a small square?

  1. Big square: 0.9 mm³

  2. Small square: 0.01 mm³

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What are the units of a WBC count?

x 10^9/L

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How do you calculate a total WBC count?

[(Total cell #) x (reciprocal of dilution)] / [(# squares counted) x (area/square) x (depth of solution)]