Sampling

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1- Blood samples:- Venous blood is preferred for most hematological examinations.- They are collected aseptically in different forms using special venule,vacutainer tubes or plastic syringes.Site of collection:HorseDonkeyBuffaloesSheep & GootDogCatPigRabbitRat and mouseJugular vein.Jugular vein.Jugular vein.Jugular vein.Cephalic vein, lateral saphenous vein.Ear vein, femoral vein.Ear vein, anterior vena cava.Marginal ear vein.Tail vein.
Precautions during collection of blood samples:- The site of collection of blood must be clean, dry and sterile.- All the equipment used in collection must be clean, dry and sterile.- The blood sample must be collected on the wall of the tube toavoid the hemolysis.- Gentle mixing of the blood sample with the anticoagulant.- Avoid contamination of the blood samples with hairs or dirties.- The blood sample must be transferred directly to the laboratoryunder suitable conditions.
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