Category Clinical pathology

how to Sperm Count(semen analysis) in laboratory

sperm count Introduction of sperm count Reason for testing Specimen collection(semen/sperm) Requirement Reagent 1. Resorcinal reagent 2. semen diluting fluid 3. Leishman’s stain 1.25 g/dl (Aqueous basic fuchsin All reagent are stable at room temperature physical examination of sperm count…

Stool examination

Stool examination  Stool examination in three ways. 1. Physical examination 2. Chemical examination 3. Microscopic examination Introduction:- The stool is an important specimen for the diagnosis of disease of GIT. Eg:- diarrhea, dysentery, parasitic infection GIT Bleeding … The presence…

Determination of urobilinogen in urine

Determination of Urobilinogen Principle: – Urobilinogen reacts with para dimethyl amino benzaldehyde in an acidic medium (in Ehrlich reagent) to form pink colored compound appearance of pink color indicate the presence of urobilinogen in Urine. Method: – Ehrlich’s method  Requirement:…