OFT Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

_______are surrounded by a _______that allows the_________and______

If the RBCs are placed in a _________, _______will be established by _______ into the ____which then_____

A

Red blood cells

Selectively permeable membrane

Exchange of gases and electrolytes

Hypotonic solution

Osmotic equilibrium

Drawing blood

Cells

Swell

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2
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Increased permeability of RBC membrane leads to the accumulation of______within the cell and finally the escape of ______ through the______ of cell membrane

A

Water

Hemoglobin

Widened pores

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3
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Used for definitive diagnosis or traditional screening test of___________in combination with other test such as _____

Test that demonstrate _________

RBCs that have decreased surface area -to-volume ratio is_______

A

Hereditary spherocytosis

Blood indices

Increases RBC fragility

Spherocytosis

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4
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Causes of decreased surface area-to-volume ratio (2)

A

Hereditary spherocytosis

Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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5
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Caused by lack of vertical interaction of RBC membrane as a result of spectrin deficiency

A

Hereditary spherocytosis

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6
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RBCs are sensitized by antibodies known as IgGs that are pitted in spleen resulting in spherocute formation

A

Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia

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7
Q

OFT lacks ____and_____ because it cannot differentiate wheter the cause of spherocyte formation is due to HS or
WAHA

A

Specificity

Sensitivity

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8
Q

OFT PRINCIPLE

Whole blood is added to varying concentrations of _______ that being_________and allowed to incubate at ________

A

Hypotonic solution

Buffered sodium chloride solution

Room temp

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9
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PRECAUTIONS IN PERFORMING OFT

Blood sample should be obtained with______and ______

Test should be _________

Sizes of drops of blood must be _____

Blood should fall directly into the ________and not on the______of tubes

A

Minimum stasis and trauma

Set up as soon as possible

Uniform

Saline solution ; sides

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10
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SPECIMEN USED FOR OFT

A

Fresh heparinized blood

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11
Q

Name of tubes:

Numbers of tubes used:

A

Wassermann tubes

12

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12
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Rejection criteria:

A

Hemolyzed specimen

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13
Q

Method used for OFT

A

Griffin-sandford method

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14
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PROCEDURE

0.5g NaCI dissolved in ______

Arrange 12 wassermann tubes and label tubes from_____ (left to right)

Number of drops should correspond to _________

Add _______

Deliver a drop of _______into each tube mix_____

Allow tubes to stand for ____at________

Examine the tube for ____and_______

A

100 mL of distilled water

25 down to 14

Number of each tube

Distilled water

Freshly drawn blood

Gently

2 hours at room temp

Initial and complete hemolysis

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15
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Formula of griffin-sandford method

A

Tube number x 0.02=%

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16
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INITIAL HEMOLYSIS

Hemolysis is partial if the fluid turns _______

_____or______still present

Starts at _______ in normal biconcave RBCs

No hemolysis yet in test tubes ___,___,__

A

Faintly pink

Sediment red cells or cell buttom

22 & 21

25, 24, 23

17
Q

COMPLETE HEMOLYSIS

Complete when the fluid turns _____with_____

_____and_____not present

Starts at test tubes _____&____

A

Red with no sediments

Sediment red cell or cell bottom

16 & 17

18
Q

NORMAL VALUES

Initial hemolysis:

Complete hemolysis:

A

0.42-0.44%

0.32-0.34%

19
Q

ERYTHROCYTE OSMOTIC FRAGILITY CURVE

A: (4)
B:
C: (2)

A

Decreased OFT / shift to the right
Thalassemia, Hemoglobinopathies, Target cells, Reticulocytes

Normal biconcave RBC

Increased OFT / shift to the left
Spherocytosis & older red cells

20
Q

FACTORS THAT AFFECT OFT

_____of red cells

______of cell membrane

______to_____area

________ of sodium chloride

_____ of sodium chloride solution

_______of solution

pH must be _____a chamge of pH by _____is equal to cganges of tonicity by___

A temperature rise will _____,___C
Change is equal to a change of tonicity of about____

A

Shape

Functional state

Surface-to-volume area

Chemical purity

Accuracy

Tonicity

7.4 ; 0.1% ; 0.01%

Increase fragility ( 5 ; 0.01% )

21
Q

INCREASED OSMOTIC FRAGILITY (4)

A

Decreased resistance

Hemolytic anemia

Hereditary spherocytosis

Whenever spherocytes are found

22
Q

DECREASED OSMOTIC FRAGILITY (8)

A

Inc resistance

Splenectomy

Liver disease

Sickle cell anemis

Iron deficiency anemia

Thalassemia

Polycythemia vera

Conditions in whic target cells are present