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Manual of basic techniques for a health laboratory - libdoc.who.int

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IndexNote: Page numbers in bold refer to main entries; italicized page numbers refer toillustrations.Acidscorrosive injuries from 98–99handling precautions 97Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) (see also Humanimmunodeficiency virus) 313,320“Actinomycetes”, identification 200,201, 204African trypanosomiasis 182–192,184–187, 259–260, 260, 263Agglutination <strong>techniques</strong> 333–334,333–334, 336, 336, 339CATT 188–192, 189–192AHD, see Alkaline haematin DAIDS, see Acquired immunodeficiencysyndromeAlbert stain 201, 201–202, 351Albumin, urine 237Alcohols, disinfection 85Alembics, distilled water 25, 25Alkaline haematin D (AHD) 276–279,352Alkaliscorrosive injuries from 99–100handling precautions 97Allen & Ridley sedimentationtechnique 153–154, 154Amies transport medium 352–353Amoebae 105cysts 118–120, 119–121, 123motile <strong>for</strong>ms 111–114, 113–115pathogenicity 111Anaemias 284, 287–288, 292, 293, 313abnormal erythrocytes 305–310,306–310sickle-cell 306, 307, 307, 308–310,314–316, 315Analytical balances 32, 68–69, 69Ancylostoma duodenale (hookworm) 106adults 148, 150eggs 126, 127, 128, 133, 152larvae 157, 158Anisocytosis 309, 309Anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) 204, 204,219Antibodies 328–329, 329antigen <strong>int</strong>eractions 330immunochemical <strong>techniques</strong> 330–335tests 331–336, 336–349, 344–346,348–349Anticoagulants 42–43, 266, 357Antigens 329–330antibody <strong>int</strong>eractions 330immunochemical <strong>techniques</strong> 330–335tests 331–336, 336–349, 344–346,348–349Anti-streptolysin O test (ASOT)336–338Applicators, wooden 36Ascaris lumbricoides (roundworm) 106adults 146, 147eggs 126, 127–128, 133, 133, 152ASOT, see Anti-streptolysin O testAspirationbody cavity fluids 218–220buboes 218, 219lymph nodes 183–185, 184–185Assays, immunology 330–331, 330–331,343–344Autoclaves 33, 86–87, 86–88Bacillus anthracis 204, 204, 219Bacteria 197–224anthrax 220body cavity fluids 218–220diarrhoeal diseases 105leprosy 220–224, 221–223smears 199–201sputum/throat specimens 204–207,205–207staining <strong>techniques</strong> 199–201,199–204, 204stool specimens 216–218, 217urine specimens 240, 249–254,250–253urogenital specimens 209–211,210–211, 215–216Bacteriological index (BI) 223–224Bacteriological tests (see also Bacteria)equipment 37–38<strong>laboratory</strong> registers 47, 50Balances, <strong>laboratory</strong> 32, 66–69, 67–69Balantidium coli 105, 116, 117, 121, 121Base units, SI 3Basophilic staining 305Basophilic stippling, erythrocytes 309,310Basophils, polymorphonuclear 310,311, 311Batteries, electrical supply 14–15Battery-operated centrifuges 71Benedict solution 236, 236–237, 353Benzoic acid 358369

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