1It is a branch of medicine concerning the study of blood, the blood-forming organs and blood diseases.
Hematology
2In the medical field, it includes the treatment of blood disorders and malignancies including types of hemophilia, leukemia, lymphoma and sickle cell anemia
Hematology
3EACMed Hematology Section Offers:
• Complete blood count (CBC)
• Coagulation Studies: Prothrombin time, Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT) and D-dimer
• Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
• Reticulocyte Count
• Clotting Time & Bleeding Time
• Malarias Smear
• Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS)
4What specimen is used in Complete Blood Count (CBC)?
EDTA Whole blood (Lavender Top)
5What specimen is used in Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)?
EDTA Whole blood (Lavender Top)
6What specimen is used in Reticulocyte Count?
EDTA Whole blood (Lavender Top)
7What specimen is used in Prothrombin Time?
Citrated Plasma (Blue Top)
8What specimen is used in Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time?
Citrated Plasma (Blue Top)
9What specimen is used in D-dimer?
Citrated Plasma (Blue Top)
10What specimen is used in Clotting Time & Bleeding Time?
Capillary Blood
11What specimen is used in Malarial Smear?
Capillary Blood
12What specimen is used in Peripheral Blood Smear (PBS)?
Capillary Blood
13Turn around time STAT:
1 hour
14It is not applicable for ESR determination
Turn around time STAT: 1 hour
15Hematology Analyzers
• Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer
• Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer
• ACL Elite Pro
16Hematology Analyzer for coagulation tests
ACL Elite Pro
17Hematology Analyzer for CBC test
• Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer
• Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer
18It is a fully automated hematology analyzer providing a complete WBC five-part differential, which is determined simultaneously by the AcV (Absorbance Cytochemistry and Volume) Technology and WBC/
Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer
19Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Small Sample Volume for CBC:
30 uL
20Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Small Sample Volume for CBC + Diff:
53 uL
21Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Throughput
up to 60 samples/hour
22Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Sample Stability CBC:
48 hours @ room temp.
23Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Sample Stability Diff:
24 hours @ room temp.
24Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Reagents
• Diluent, 20 L
• Hgb Lyse, 400 ml
• WBC Lyse
• Diff Fix
• Diff Rinse
25It is used for counting and differentiating blood cells
Diluent, 20 L
26It dilutes whole-blood samples
Diluent, 20 L
27It stabilizes cell membrane for accurate counting and sizing
Diluent, 20 L
28It conducts aperture current
Diluent, 20 L
29It rinses instrument components between analyses
Diluent, 20 L
30It is used to lyse blood cells and to determine hemoglobin concentration
Hgb Lyse 400 ml
31It is used to lyse red blood cells for the leukocyte count and to differentiate poly-nuclear basophils.
WBC lyse
32It is used to lyse erythrocyte, fix leukocytes, and differentially stain granules of monocytes, neutrophils, and eosinophils
Diff Fix
33It is used as a rinsing agent
Diff Rinse
34A hematology quality control material used to monitor the performance of Ac.T 5 Diff analyzers in conjunction with the instrument's reagent system
Ac.T 5 Diff Control Plus
35It is vailable in three levels (low, normal, and high)
Ac.T 5 Diff Control Plus
36Ac.T 5 Diff Control Plus Open stability:
15 days
37Ac.T 5 Diff Control Plus Storage:
2 - 8°C
38Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer Machine Linearity Parameters:
• WBC
• RBC
• Platelet
• Hemoglobin
• Hematocrit
44Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer:
WBC Linearity Range
0.5 to 80.0
45Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer:
RBC Linearity Range
0.20 to 7.50
46Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer:
Platelet Linearity Range
10 to 1,000
47Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer:
Hemoglobin Linearity Range
2.5 to 23.0
48Beckman Coulter Ac.T 5 Diff Analyzer:
Hematocrit Linearity Range
11.6 to 55.0
56.0 to 62.4
49WBC Difference (Whichever is Greater)
± 0.2 or ± 3%
50RBC Difference (Whichever is Greater)
± 0.05 or ± 2%
51Platelet Difference (Whichever is Greater)
± 10 or ± 6%
52Hemoglobin Difference (Whichever is Greater)
± 0.3 or ± 2%
53Hematocrit Difference (Whichever is Greater)
± 2 or ± 3%
± 5 or ± 5%
54It is a quantitative, automated hematology analyzer and WBC differential counter for invitro diagnostic use in clinical laboratory
Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer
55Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer Modes of Operation:
• Primary Mode
• Secondary Mode
56Closed-Vial or Automatic Mode
Primary Mode
57Autoloader uses the rocket bed and sensors to move specimen tube holders called cassettes from the loading bay to a cap-baying station, then to the unloading bay
Primary Mode
58Primary Mode aspirates ______ uL of sample from each tube
185 uL
59Open-Vial or Manual Mode
Secondary Mode
60Secondary Mode aspirated ______ uL of sample from each tube via the aspi
125 uL
61Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer Reagents
• ISOTON III diluent
• LYSE III lytic reagent
• Erythrolyse II erythrocyte lytic reagent (also called PAK LYSE)
• StabiLyse leukocyte preservative (also called PAK PRESERVE)
• COULTER CLENZ cleaning agent
62It is also called PAK LYSE
Erythrolyse II erythrocyte lytic reagent
63It is also called as PAK PRESERVE
StabiLyse Leukocyte Preseevative
64The material used for quality control of CBC and DIFF parameters
HmX 5C Cell Control
65HmX 5C Cell Control Three levels of control with varying mixtures of normal and abnormal values of:
Normal
Abnormal 1
Abnormal 2
66HmX 5C Cell Control Storage:
2 - 8°C
67HmX 5C Cell Control Open Stability:
13 days or 13 events ( whichever comes first
68Daily quality control check to verify performance of the VCS technology TTM components in both the DIFF and Retics modes.
Latron Control and Primer
69Contains a surfactant to remove bubbles and clean the sample tubing and pathway from the tip of the aspirate probe to and through the flow cell
Latron Primer
70Contains specific size latex particles with a predetermined volume, conductivity and laser light scatter
Latron Control
71Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer Machine Linearity Parameters:
• WBC
• RBC
• Hemoglobin
• MCV
• Platelet
• MPV
72MCV unit
fL (femtoliters)
74Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
WBC Linearity Range
0.0 - 99.9
75Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
RBC Linearity Range
0.0 - 7.00
76Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
Hemoglobin Linearity Range
0.0 - 25.0
77Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
MCV Linearity Range
50 - 150.0
78Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
Platelet Linearity Range
0.0 - 999
79Beckman Coulter HmX AL Analyzer:
MPV Linearity Range
5.0 - 20.0
80It iis an electronic method for counting and sizing particles
Coulter Principle
81 it is based on the fact that cells, which are poor conductors of a weak current, will interrupt the current flow.
Coulter Principle
82• The cells are suspended in a conductive diluent and are pulled through the apperture by low vacuum
Coulter Principle
83 this creates a momentary increase in resistance to the electric flow.
Coulter Principle
84• The resistance creates a pulse that is sensed and counted by the instrument as a particle
Coulter Principle
85 the amount of resistance (the amplitude of each pulse) is directly related to the size (volume) of the particle that produced it
Coulter Principle
86Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in WBC
Coulter Principle
87Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer im Hemoglobin
Photometric
88Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer in Hematocrit
Derived from RBC Histogram
89HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in Hematocrit
Calculated (RBC x MCV) / 10
90Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Measurement in Segmenters, Lymphocytes, Monocyte, Eosinophils and Basophils
Impedance with hydrofocus
91HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in Segmenters, Lymphocytes, Monocyte, Eosinophils and Basophils
Derived from WBC scatterplot using VCS technology
92Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in Platelet Count
Derived from PIt Histogram
93Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in RBC
Coulter Principle
94Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Measurement in MCV
Calculated: (Hct/RBC) x 10
95HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in MCV
Derived from RBC Histogram
96Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in MCH
Calculated: (Hgb/RBC) x 10
97Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in MCHC
Calculated: (Hgb/Hct) x 100
98Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in Mean Platelet Volume
Derived form PIt Histogram
99Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer & HmX AL Analyzer Measurement in Red Cell Distribution Width
Derived from RBC Histogram
100It is a fully automated coagulation system for specific clinical use in hemostasis laboratory for dotting, chromogenic, special assay and immunological testing
ACL ELITE PRO
101What are the tests ACL ELITE PRO used to perform?
• Coagulometric Tests
• Absorbance Tests
• Immunological Tests
• Special Tests
102Coagulometric Tests:
• Protrombin Time
• Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time
• Thrombin Time
103Absorbance Tests:
• Antithrombin
• Protein C
• Plasminogen
• Fibrinogen
104Immunological Tests:
• D-Dimer
• Von Willebrand Factor - Activity and Antigen
•Free Protein S
105Special Tests:
• LAC Screen and Confirm
• Silica Clotting Time Screen and Confirm
106Coagulometric Tests performed in EACMed laboratory
• Protrombin Time
• Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time
107Throughput: Up to _____ samples per hour for PT - Fibrinogen
175 samples
108Throughput: Up to _____ samples per hour for APTT
125 samples
109Turn-around-time: PT/PT - Fibrinogen: ____minutes from standby
4.5 minutes
110Turn-around-time: PT/PT - Fib/APPT: ___ minutes from standby
8 minutes
111ACL ELITE PRO sample tray is _____ samples
40 samples
112ACL ELITE PRO _____ and _____ sample cups
0.5 and 2.0 sample cups
113True or False: ACL ELITE PRO sample tray is a full draw tubes
True
114ACL ELITE PRO reagent positions
Up to 22 total positions
115Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Complete Blood Count (Automated): Startup Acceptable Value of WBC
0.3 x 10^3/L
116Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Complete Blood Count (Automated): Startup Acceptable Value of RBC
0.03 x 10^6/L
117Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Complete Blood Count (Automated): Startup Acceptable Value of Hemoglobin
0.3 g/dL
118Ac. T 5 Diff Analyzer Complete Blood Count (Automated): Startup Acceptable Value of Platelet
7.0 x 10^3L
119After the analysis, review the primer results at the DMS. If count is unacceptable:
Rerun the Latron Primer
120After the analysis, review the primer results at the DMS. If count is acceptable:
Run the Latron Control
121Reconstitute with 8.5 mL PT Buffer (5 days upon reconstitution)
PT Fibrinogen HS Plus
122Liquid ready reagent and has 30 days stability upon opening.
APTT Reagent Synthasil
123Reconstitute with 1 mL distilled water (24 hour stability upon reconstitution).
Normal Control Assayed (Normal Control)
124Reconstitute with 1 mL distilled water (24 hour stability upon reconstitution.
Calibration Plasma (Normal Pool)
125True or False: The leukocytes are counted in the four large squares
True
126True or False: Cells that touch the top and right lines of a square should not be counted.
True
127True or False: Cells on the bottom and left side should be counted.
True
128Review the example computation
Number of leukocytes counted in 4 squares = 188
Number of leukocytes per liter (188 x 0.05) x 10^9
Result Reported: 9.4 x 10^9
129Characteristics of satisfactory smear include the following:
1. There should be no lines extending across or down through the smear.
2. The smear must be smooth at the end, not ragged and lined.
3. The smear must not be too long and too thick.
4. The smear must not contain holes because a greasy slide has been used
130It may be done on a smear to verify a questionable analyzer result.
Platelet estimation
131It is derived by correlating a machine count and a smear count, as follows:
Platelet Estimation Factor
132Platelet Estimation Factor Formula:
MC/SC= iPEF
PEF = Total iPEF ÷ 30
Legend:
MC - Machine Count
SC - Smear Count
iPEF - Individual PEF
133Formula used to calculate the percent erythrocytes
Number of reticulocytes counted/1000 RBC x 1,000 = Reticulocyte ct. in %
134Prothrombin Time Reference Range
11.8 - 15. 2 seconds
135Prothrombin Time % Activity
70 - 100%
136Prothrombin INR
0.80 - 1.20
137Activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT)
25.4 - 38. 4 seconds
138ESR: 0 - 18 years
0 - 10 mm/hr
139ESR: > 18 years (Male)
0 - 15 mm/hr
140ESR: > 18 years (Female)
0 - 20 mm/hr
141Reticulocyte Count: > 18 years (Male)
0.5 - 1.5 %
142Bleeding Time: > 18 years (Male)
1 - 3 minutes
143Clotting Time: > 18 years (Male)
3 - 5 minutes
144It aims to help laboratories attain accurate and reliable analytical results and achieve inter-laboratory comparability as well.
National External Quality Assessment Scheme (NEQAS) Enrollment
145It is one of the requirements for the renewal of the License to Operate (LTO) of Clinical Laboratories of all category.
National External Quality Assessment Scheme (NEQAS) Enrollment
146Reference Laboratory for Hematology:
National External Quality Assessment Scheme (NEQAS) Enrollment