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- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using the slide technique and cover slip technique in making blood smearsA 30-year-old woman arrives at the outpatient department complaining of nausea and vomiting. The patient seems to have jaundice as well. Blood and urine tests are ordered in the laboratory. The following are the results collected from the testing: • Complete Blood Count o Hemoglobin:Normal o WBCcount:Normal • Serum Bilirubin o Total:7.0mg/dL o Conjugated:6.0mg/dL • Serum Enzymes o AlanineTransaminase(ALT):330U/L o AlkalinePhosphatase(ALP):195U/L • Urinalysis o Appearance:Darkbrown o Bilirubin:Positive o Urobilinogen:Decreased ANSWER THE FOLLOWING: 1. Interpret and correlate the patient’s laboratory results. 2. Discuss the possible causes of jaundice in this patient. 3. What part of the bilirubin pathway is severely affected? Explain. 4. What other serum enzyme/s can be used to assess the patient’s condition? Explain.patient can receive blood from any donor, using just the ABO and Rh typing criteria.(we will disregard the other minor groups). Which blood group do you think the patient belongs to? options: A- B+ AB+ O-
- Describe how both routine and thick blood smears are made and the reasons for making them at the collection site.A patient is brought to the emergency, bleeding profusely. He needs a blood transfusion. After his blood group is determined the blood bank technician, tells the intern that this patient can receive blood from any donor, using just the ABO and Rh typing criteria.(we will disregard the other minor groups). Which blood group do you think the patient belongs to? A- B+ AB+You've made a fingerstick on a patient, and you don't seem to get enough blood. This patient is a construction worker with large, callused hands. How would you respond to this situation and justify the problem?
- This is a question for phlebotomy: Explain who to prevent and/or handle complications in blood collection.What type of serum blood screen would allow for the health care provider to know if the patient is getting the right amount of the medication ? creatinine clearance therapeutic index complete blood count peak & trough drug levelA patient requires a blood transfusion after experiencing blood loss due to a traumatic injury. The patient's record lists their blood type as B+, Out of the following available options in the blood bank, what is the best type of donor blood to give to this patient? O Type A blood with antibodies removed via centrifugation O Type O- blood with antibodies removed via centrifugation Type AB+ blood with antibodies removed via centrifugation O Type O- whole blood
