
AIM: Determination of Bleeding Time Duke Method Principle: The Duke method is a simple test to measure the time taken for a small puncture to stop bleeding. It involves making Read More …
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AIM: Determination of Bleeding Time Duke Method Principle: The Duke method is a simple test to measure the time taken for a small puncture to stop bleeding. It involves making Read More …
AIM: Determination of Reticulocyte Count Principle The supravital staining method is used for reticulocyte count. Blood is mixed with the stain, and the stain enters the cells in a living Read More …
AIM: Determination of Platelet Count (Thrombocyte) Principle The total platelet count is a blood test used to measure the number of platelets (thrombocytes) in the blood. Platelets are crucial for Read More …
AIM: Determination of PCV (Packed Cell Volume), also known as hematocrit (HCT) Microhematocrit Method Principle The principle of the microhematocrit method is based on the separation of blood components by Read More …
AIM: Determination of Total Leukocyte Count (TLC) Principle The glacial acetic acid lyses the red cells while the gentian violet slightly stains the nuclei of the leukocytes. The blood specimen Read More …