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FLUID PROCESSING

  1. PURPOSE: To prepare the slide from received body fluid, sputum and BAL fluid
  2. STAFF RESPONSIBLE: Senior technician.
  3. PRINCIPLE: Sedimentation
  4. REAGENT: Glacial acetic acid
  5. PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION: 2000rpm for 10 mins
    • Linearity: NA
    • Precision and accuracy: NA
    • Sensitivity/specificity: NA
  6. SAMPLE: Body fluid, BAL, Urine,Bladder wash, CSF
  7. TYPE OF CONTAINER: Wide mouth sterile container
  8. EQUIPMENT AND REAGENT USED: Conventional centrifuge, cytotek centrifuge,slides, applicator, WBC diluting, specimen, chamber holer, filter paper.
  9. CALIBRATION PROCEDURE: Calibration of centrifuge is done regularly.
  10. PROCEDURE (STEPS):
    • Conventional centrifuge
    • Take the fluid into the test tube.
    • In case of Hemorrhagic fluid, add equal volume of glacial acetic acid to the fluid.
    • Centrifuge it at 2000 rpm for 10 min.
    • Remove the supernatant, mix the sediment with the help of vortex mixture, take one drop on slide, prepare the smears.
  11. QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURE: When new
  12. REFERENCE INTERVALS: NA
  13. TAT FOR TEST: Immediately processed
  14. LABORATORY INTERPRETATION: NA
  15. ALERT CRITICAL VALUE: NA
  16. SAFETY PRECAUTION: Universal safety precaution (Biosafety manual).
  17. VALIDATION OF RESULTS TO BE DONE BY: By authorized signatories &Assistant Technical manager.
  18. REVIEW, RECORDS & RECOMMENDATION: As per ISO:15189 Guidelines Clause 4.13 & NABL 112
  19. Reference:
    1. Theory & practice of Histological Techniques, 4th edition, 1996, John D. Bancroft
    2. Koss diagnostic Cytology & its Histopathologic bases, 5th edition, volume 2
nchsls/c/cytopathology/document10/fluid_processing.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/13 07:34 (external edit)