microhematocrit

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microhematocrit

A hematocrit performed on blood in a capillary tube.

microhematocrit

A hematocrit performed on blood in a capillary tube

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[45] found a 5.9% of T vivax infections in bovines ([n.sub.T]=1572), determined by the microhematocrit technique and 33.1% seropositivity through IFAT and ELISA ([n.sub.T]=1675) in forty-nine Venezuelan farms.

Relacion entre infecciones asintomaticas con Anaplasma marginale, Babesia spp. y Trypanosoma vivax en toros y niveles de testosterona

True Hgb = measured Hgb--[Hgb of patient's lipemic plasma sample x (1 - microhematocrit)]

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A thin capillary tube called a microhematocrit tube is filled with blood and sealed at the bottom.

Comparison of antimalarial activity of Artemisia turanica extract with current drugs in vivo

1 unit 216.00 0.45 Substrate (Reagent) jar 0.25 ml 2.99 0.006 Developer (reactive) jar 0.25 ml 2.99 0.006 Cholesterol (reagent) jar 2ml 36.35 0.605 Beta test tube jar 2ml 1.48 0.024 (reagent) HemoTest (reactive) jar 5ml 8.72 0.363 Heparin (reagent) jar 5ml 2.63 0.109 Microhematocrit tube jar 1 11.05 0.110 Sodium Citrate jar 0.5 ml 1.87 0.007 (reagent) Prints U 2 0.68 1.36 Special Pilot Tube U 11 0.01 0.132 Total Direct Material $24.51 Labor Cost assigned to each donor Weights $21.63 Overhead costs for patients Weights $112.75 TOTAL COST REMOVAL OF PLASMA For patient $158.90 Source: Own Elaboration Table 2.

Cost identification and analysis for the extraction of plasma in the Blood Bank of Cienfuegos. Cuba

Packed cell volume (PCV) of samples was determined using microhematocrit centrifuge at 12000 g for 5min [21]; white blood cell (WBC) count and differentials were determined by mechanical expansion and optical magnification, augmented by supravital cell staining [21].

Effect of aqueous stem bark extract of Khaya senegalensis on some biochemical, haematological, and histopathological parameters of rats

Exercises that come under this category include reporting of peripheral smear and / or bone marrow smears provided with relevant clinical data and basic hemogram; reading, interpretation and correlation of ESR, microhematocrit, reticulocyte count, osmotic fragility.

Assessment of medical students by OSPE method in pathology

For Hct determination, capillary tubes were centrifuged for five minutes in a microhematocrit centrifuge (Damon/IEC), and Hct was determined using a microcapillary tube reader (Damon/IEC).

Hematocrit and hemoglobin determination in the mangrove killifish, Kryptolebias marmoratus

Haematocrit (Ht) values were determined using the microhematocrit method and hemoglobin (Hb) levels and erythrocyte number (E) were measured using the cyanmethemoglobin colorimetric method outlined in the Sigma assay kit (Sigma Diagnostics).

The evaluation of nutritional habits and nutritional status of female athletes using and not using nutritional supplements

PCV was determined by using microhematocrit method (6) using microhematocrit centrifuge and reader (Hawksley, England), expressed in percents (%).

Effect of temperature storage on hematological parameters of Avian turkey blood

Globular volume for the microhematocrit method was performed using a personal computer EULAB, model 024.

Effect of Mikania glomerata (Asteraceae) leaf extract combined with anti-venom serum on experimental Crotalus durissus (Squamata: Viperidae) envenomation in rats

INDEX TERMS: capillary tube; hematocrit; microhematocrit; microhematocrit centrifuge.

The effects of over-anticoagulated blood on hematocrit values by the microcentrifuge method

A wet preparation of the buffy coat area of a microhematocrit tube after centrifugation may show motile organisms.