How to Stain a Blood Smear
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), demonstrates the technique in staining a blood smear for microscopic evaluation.
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It would be useful to say what each of those stains were and why you need 3 stains.
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1 is “fixative”- mainly alcohol: fixes cellular material 2 is “eosin”- stains eosinophils (wbc) redish/orange and 3 is methylene blue which stains platelets other WBCs nucleic and granular cellular material.
Generally, there are always three solutions that are needed. A fixative, a primary stain, and a counterstain
She did if you listened
I thought it would be better to place stains on the slides using a sampler instead of putting the slides into the stain containers directly.
So I don't use a lighter?
You are from where ?
I can NEVER get a good smear :/
What is in the first stain?
Probably a fixative (methanol or something along those lines) then into the eosin then methylene blue.
@@alexleader3420 i confirm its a fixative
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How are you going to make a staining procedure video and not state what stain you’re placing the slide in?……
She said it's Wright's stain.