Blood Smear Preparation and Staining Practical Lab

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[glitzyritzyditzymitzi]

Your video is incredibly helpful 🙏 My little girl is in remission (thankfully) from blood cancer and I'm going to do everything I can to make sure it stays that way. Her doctor's wouldn't listen to me about her elevated WBC and she suffered for months needlessly. There is so much great material for research. Thank you for the explanations 💖

[naishajoshi]

Have no words to thank you for such a brilliant explanation sir! If I get this tomorrow in my practical exam, all my marks are yours!!❤❤🎉🎉

[CaptKarl-bell]

I have a very special purpose and vitally urgent mission, for the benefit of many others, to be able to proficiently and accurately analyze normal, abnormal and/or infected blood. Your presentation is most professional and descriptive. I am going to go over this video, over and over again, over the next two weeks, including all of the terminology, for my training.

I very recently procured a Research Lab quality trilocular microscope with 14 megapixel digital camera. I am just getting started in my training. I am greatly looking forward to your other videos, you listed, regarding Haematology.

The "Key Moments" images in your description, will be very helpful, and a wonderful reference tool for me, as well.

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[bhagyaprabodhani]

your vedio is very helpfull to me every day.i can understand easyly.your explaining is great.it can understand very quckly than read note.thank you very much.

[jacklynsukie]

Thank you. This is very well put together with all the information needed. You are highly skilled.

[aliceserban]

Excellent presentation!!! Very useful for my students. Thank you!!

[johnga]

Great video and very professional, many thanks.

[blackknight]

Thank you so much...it's really helpful...I understand it more here then in college.

[__-pljg]

Thanks for explaining, this is great! Is it just me or does the blood shown at the very beginning of video look like Thalassemia minor? I see a high percentage of tear drop shaped or other misshapen RBCs, and they all seem very light colored at the edges.

[slm.]

Hello, Sir! Do you think this is the right procedure of blood smear staining? Whole Blood> Centrifugation> Blood Serum> Fixative> Stained Cellular Debris> Primary Staining> Rinsing> Stained Target Cell> Morphological Identification

I hope you will answer sir, Thankyou!!

[Saru_.]

Thank you a lot for your effort,
Learned a lot in this video.
But I have a question,
Why don't we put a cover slide on the specimen before putting it under the microscope ?
Hope you'd answer me soon !

[NIRMALADEVI-rxhp]

Excellent. Kindly upload Test for Blood grouping (Haemagglutination)

[anirbanpaul]

Thank u sir .
It was a very nice and informative video

[fluffytail]

Start with 10X to get a lay of the land and examine the feathered edge for platelet clumps and blood parasites. Go to 40X and do your WBC estimate and platelet estimate, note any nRBCs that you will count over and above your WBC. Check again for any parasites. Locate ideal examination area. Add small drop of oil to slide and go to 100X to do your WBC and nRBC count and platelet review, do RBC morphology.

[Kainat-khan]

Please mention in written form also its really helpful forme❤

[강하나-fy]

Thank you so much. The explanation is understandable and the steps is clear. It helps me a lot

[muhammadhassan]

Very informative
It cleared my doubts !!!!

[parasannadate]

Hello, sir
Try to make a video on DLC differential leucocyte count. Great work 👍🤗

[khanamhalima]

Nice video... Really Very helpful. Thank you🙏🙏

[karthikreddy]

Thank you .But what is the 4 membrane structure in platelets