Question

Match! Problem Holes in smear MATCHING 10-4: BLOOD SMEAR PRUDLUM atch the blood smear problem with a probable cause TEXTBOOK Table 10-3). Da Probable Cause Absence of feather A. Blood drop too small Dirty slide or fat globules in the blood C Edge of spreader slide dirty or chipped Ridges or uneven thickness D. Patient has high red blood cell count E. Spreader slide angle too shallow Smear is too thick Smear is too short G. Spreader slide pushed too quickly The much pressure applied to spreaders Smear is too long Smear is too thin der slide lifted before smear was comple. Streaks or tails in feathered edge LABELING EXERCISES LABELING EXERCISE 10-1: ADULT HAND o NR D R Palmer surface o radial loop not accepted Use directional medical terminology to label the finger parts indicated by arrows 1 and 2. Place an "R" on the fingers that are recommended as capillary puncture sites. Place "NR" on the fingers that are not recommended as capillary puncture sites. Draw a red line to indicate the direction of puncture on an acceptable area of the finger segment identified by arrow number 3. Identify the term for the pattern of the fingerprint shown on the finger segment, and write it on the line after arrow number 3.

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Answer 1

No.1. absence of feather - spreader slide lifted before smear was completed.

No.2 holes in smear - dirty slide or fat globules in blood.

No. 3 ridges or uneven thickness - too much pressure applied on spreader slide.

No.4. smear is too thick - patient has high red blood cell count.

No.5 smear is too short - spreader slide pushed too quickly

No. 6 smear is too long - spreader slide angle too shalow

No. 7 smear is too thin- blood drops too small

No. 8;streaks or tails in the feathered edge - edge of spreader slide is dirty or chipped.