Identifier: appletonsmedica00jell (find matches)
Title: Appleton's medical dictionary
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 1866-1945, ed Latimer, Caroline Wormeley, 1859- (from old catalog) joint ed
Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: New York and London, D. Appleton and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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permission of Professor L. Heitzmann. $2 HIORMALOTMATOZOAZ-3EERM&.TCZ0A IN QPERMATOCYTlTlg 897 APPENDIX HOW TO MAKE A BLOOD EXAMINATION Name Ward Date.... R.B.C W.B.C Hgb. % Method Blood Pressure, Differential count, Number of cells counted Color Index. Neut. Polynuclears % Lymphocytes, small % large % Eosin. Polynuclears % Transitionals % Mast % Degenerates % Remarks Examined by Myelocytes, neutrophil. . . ,eosinophilbasophil Anisocytosis-Poikilocytosis. Polychromasia-Stippling. . . Megaloblasts Normoblasts Plasmodia Any standard blood counting apparatus is necessary. Those made by Leitz or Zeissare excellent, but I have seen marked errors from use of inferior makes. The apparatusconsists of 2 pipets. The red pipet is graduated for a i to 101 dilution, the white pipet fora i to ii, or a i to 21 dilution. The ruling of the well should be either Zappert-Ewing orTurck. HOW TO COUNT RED BLOOD CELLS After cleansing the finger with alcohol, it is thoroughly dried. A small instrument as

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