_______are surrounded by a _______that allows the_________and______
If the RBCs are placed in a _________, _______will be established by _______ into the ____which then_____
Red blood cells
Selectively permeable membrane
Exchange of gases and electrolytes
Hypotonic solution
Osmotic equilibrium
Drawing blood
Cells
Swell
Increased permeability of RBC membrane leads to the accumulation of______within the cell and finally the escape of ______ through the______ of cell membrane
Water
Hemoglobin
Widened pores
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_______
Hereditary spherocytosis
Blood indices
Increases RBC fragility
Spherocytosis
Causes of decreased surface area-to-volume ratio (2)
Hereditary spherocytosis
Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia
Caused by lack of vertical interaction of RBC membrane as a result of spectrin deficiency
Hereditary spherocytosis
RBCs are sensitized by antibodies known as IgGs that are pitted in spleen resulting in spherocute formation
Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia
OFT lacks ____and_____ because it cannot differentiate wheter the cause of spherocyte formation is due to HS or
WAHA
Specificity
Sensitivity
OFT PRINCIPLE
Whole blood is added to varying concentrations of _______ that being_________and allowed to incubate at ________
Hypotonic solution
Buffered sodium chloride solution
Room temp
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
Minimum stasis and trauma
Set up as soon as possible
Uniform
Saline solution ; sides
SPECIMEN USED FOR OFT
Fresh heparinized blood
Name of tubes:
Numbers of tubes used:
Wassermann tubes
12
Rejection criteria:
Hemolyzed specimen
Method used for OFT
Griffin-sandford method
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_______
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
Formula of griffin-sandford method
Tube number x 0.02=%
INITIAL HEMOLYSIS
Hemolysis is partial if the fluid turns _______
_____or______still present
Starts at _______ in normal biconcave RBCs
No hemolysis yet in test tubes ___,___,__
Faintly pink
Sediment red cells or cell buttom
22 & 21
25, 24, 23
COMPLETE HEMOLYSIS
Complete when the fluid turns _____with_____
_____and_____not present
Starts at test tubes _____&____
Red with no sediments
Sediment red cell or cell bottom
16 & 17
NORMAL VALUES
Initial hemolysis:
Complete hemolysis:
0.42-0.44%
0.32-0.34%
ERYTHROCYTE OSMOTIC FRAGILITY CURVE
A: (4)
B:
C: (2)
Decreased OFT / shift to the right
Thalassemia, Hemoglobinopathies, Target cells, Reticulocytes
Normal biconcave RBC
Increased OFT / shift to the left
Spherocytosis & older red cells
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____
Shape
Functional state
Surface-to-volume area
Chemical purity
Accuracy
Tonicity
7.4 ; 0.1% ; 0.01%
Increase fragility ( 5 ; 0.01% )
INCREASED OSMOTIC FRAGILITY (4)
Decreased resistance
Hemolytic anemia
Hereditary spherocytosis
Whenever spherocytes are found
DECREASED OSMOTIC FRAGILITY (8)
Inc resistance
Splenectomy
Liver disease
Sickle cell anemis
Iron deficiency anemia
Thalassemia
Polycythemia vera
Conditions in whic target cells are present