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Assignment   5 Clinical  Laboratory  (continued)  :  Pharmacology  and  Toxicology Textbook Assignment: pages 6-5 through 7-13 5-1. 5-2. 5-3. 5-4. 5-5. 5-6. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- What  objective  should  be  used  for a  detailed  study  of  stained bacterial  smeavs? 1. Low power 2. High dry 3. Oil  immersion 4. Either 2 or 3 above If necessary, which, if any, of the  following  substances  may  be used for cleaning the lenses on a microscope? 1. Alcohol 2. Bleach 3. Xylol 4. None of the above A CBC includes which of the following? 1. Total  RBC  count 2. Hematocrit 3. Differential  WBC  count 4. All of the above Which  of  the  following  RBC  counts is ABNORMAL for an adult male? 1. 4.8  million/mm3 2. 5.3  million/mm3 3. 5.6  million/mm3 4. 6.3  million/mm3 A  subnormal  RBC  count  may indicate  that  the  patient  has 1. leukopenia 2. anemia 3. leukemia 4. uremia When drawing blood for an RBC count, fill the pipette to the ____ mark. 1. 0.05 2. 0.3 3. 11.0 4. 101.0 5-7. Which  procedure(s)  is/are important in the use of the pipette so that a good blood specimen  may  be  obtained for an RBC count? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5-8.  If The  pipette  should  be  held in a nearly horizontal position  while  filling  so that the exact height of the blood column can be seen. The curve of the tip of the pipette  may  rest  against  the skin,   but  the  orifice  must be free. The orifice of the pipette must be kept immersed in the blood  to  prevent  air  bubbles from being drawn in. All  of  the  above  procedures are important. too much blood is drawn into the  pipette  duping  the  RBC count  ,    withdraw  the  excess  by touching the tip of the pipette to 1. a gauze pad 2. a cotton ball 3. the akin 4. a  metal  surface 5-9. Which  of  the  following conditions  indicates  that  the counting  chamber  is  properly loaded? 1. There is a thin, even film of fluid under the coverglass 2. The  fluid  flows  into  the grooves at the edges of the chamber . 3. Air bubbles are seen in the field. 4. The chamber is flooded. 5-10.  What  objective  should  be  used for  counting  RBCs? 1. Low power 2. High power 3. Oil  immersion 4. High dry 28

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