Blood smearing technique

What is the purpose of blood smearing during a practical?

• To prepare a blood sample for microscopic examination
• To separate the different components of blood
• To test for specific blood disorders
• To observe the overall structure and characteristics of blood cells

What is the main objective of blood smearing during a practical?

• To observe the morphology of blood cells
• To measure blood pressure
• To analyze blood chemistry
• To determine blood type

What is the significance of examining blood smears under a microscope during a practical?

• To identify abnormal blood cell morphology
• To determine the overall blood volume
• To analyze blood plasma composition
• To study the distribution of blood cells

During a blood smearing practical, which cellular component is primarily observed under a microscope?

• Red blood cells
• White blood cells
• Platelets
• Plasma

What is the primary technique used to create a blood smear during a practical assessment?

• Smear the blood sample using a glass slide
• Pour the blood sample onto a glass slide
• Rub the blood sample onto a glass slide
• Spray the blood sample onto a glass slide

What is the purpose of staining blood smears during a practical assessment?

• To visualize different blood cells and their characteristics
• To prevent the spread of infections
• To make the blood smears more aesthetically pleasing
• To determine blood type

During a blood smearing practical, which type of microscope is typically used to examine the blood smears?

• Compound microscope
• Electron microscope
• Fluorescence microscope
• Phase contrast microscope

During a blood smearing practical, what is the main purpose of staining the blood smears?

• To enhance the visibility of cellular structures
• To remove excess plasma from the blood smears
• To prevent contamination of the blood smears
• To accelerate the drying process of the blood smears

What is the primary function of blood smearing during a practical assessment on Human Physiology?

• To observe the morphology of blood cells
• To measure the oxygen saturation of blood
• To analyze the pH level of blood
• To determine the blood type of an individual

During a blood smearing practical, what is the purpose of staining the blood smears?

• To enhance the visibility of different blood cell types
• To remove impurities from the blood smears
• To prevent the growth of bacteria on the blood smears
• To provide a color contrast for easier observation