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Blood Dilution Techniques and Counts

The document outlines various diluting fluids and their respective dilution ratios for counting different blood components, including WBC and platelet counts. It specifies the objective, area, and acceptable error margins for each dilution method. Additionally, it references normal values from Rodak's Hematology for comparison.

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Blood Dilution Techniques and Counts

The document outlines various diluting fluids and their respective dilution ratios for counting different blood components, including WBC and platelet counts. It specifies the objective, area, and acceptable error margins for each dilution method. Additionally, it references normal values from Rodak's Hematology for comparison.

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COUNT

Diluting Fluid Dilution Objective Area comments

Isotonic saline I 1:100 · 10-20% rONGC


40 x(HP0) 0.2MM2 - >

NSS 1: 200 of error


↑ BC count 15small B
· M:4.6-6.0 x 10" 1/
of central
-

· F: 3.8- 5.2 x 10 "1

AllowNsettleforeng
11 ammonium 1:28 4MM2 ·

1:100 (> 30 x 159/2)


10 x (100)
0XCIATe (1:20)
WBC count
1: 200 (100 100 x10"/) 9mM2
·
15% eROR
31acetic acid
-

-
-

1: 10 (< 3 x 10 9(1) (1
11. HCI 100)
:

· 3.6 10.6
=

x109/L

· alOW to settle for


1%ammonium 1:100 40 x (HP0) ↓MMI
platelet count minutes
15
-
OXalCIe 1:20 ( = 50) Phase - >

1: 200 ( > 500) · 150 -

450 x 109/L

* normal values from ROdAK's Hema

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