Bhaikaka University

introduction collection microscopic examination chemical examination physical examination clinical condition indication formation production precaution preacution rbc normal range function the common pathway the etrinsic pathway the intrinsic pathway pathways coagulation factors coagulation normal hemostasis examination of synovial fluid indication of synovial fluid collection of synovial fluid composition peritonial fluid physical exdamination pericardial fluid csf male reproductive system examination semen microscopic chemical physical container stool other findings crystals cell cast microscopy urobilinogen. bile pigment bile salt ketonuria priteunuria glycosuria ph specific gravity appreance odor color voleme storage preservation urine clinical significance normal range of aec method of aec count what is aec aec re calculation supravital staining method reticulocyte re smudge cell auer bodies hyposegmentation hyper segmentation vacuoles toxic granulation burr cell target cell hyperchromia hypochromia sickle rbc macrocyte microcyte abnormal rbc normal rbc observation of dc basophilia monocytosis eosiniphia lymphocytopenia n lymphocytosis neutrophilia n neutropenia detection of dc introduction of dc thin n thick smear purpose of ps types of smear peripheral smear ps microhematocrit method macrohematocrit method method detection for pcv what is pcv. pcv factor affecting esr method of esr mechanism of esr erythrocyte sedimation rate esr precaution taken in platelet count method of detection of plaetet production of platelet fun of platelet thermbocyte platelet erythropoiesis variation in rbc range change composition of rbc calculation of rbc count method for detection of rbc production of rbc function of rbc erythrocyte chemical composition defination of wbc classification of wbc method for detection of wbc types of wbc function of wbc wbc methods structure hemoglobin clotting mechanism blood collection anticoagulants