In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Mechanism of ESR 2. Determination of ESR 3. Factors 4. Significance. Mechanism of ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate): ESR can be observed to take place in three stages: 1. A preliminary in which taken, at least few minutes to form roleaux (aggregation of cell occur). 2. Then the […]
ESR: Determination & Significance | RBC | Blood Cells | Biology
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Determination of Haematocrit | RBC | Blood Cells | Biology
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It is necessary to determine haematocrit with 6 hours after the blood collection. Principle: Blood is centrifuged in sealed capillary tube and PCV is determined by a special haematocrit reader. Requirements: Haematocrit Centrifuge: 1. It runs at high speed and produces RCF of 12,000 X g and runs at a speed of about 15,000RPM. It […]
How is RBC Count Done? | Types | Blood Cells | Biology
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Get the answer of: How is RBC count done ? It is a quantitative measure of the population of blood cells in circulation. The counting of cells in circulation. The counting of cells can be done mainly with the help of a microscope after diluting the blood and making a wet mount. This technique is […]
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