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MR. PACE VET ASSISTING Veterinary Diagnostics

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Veterinary Diagnostics. MR. Pace Vet Assisting. Veterinary Diagnostics. At the completion of this unit, students will be able to: List common diagnostic procedures used in the veterinary setting Demonstrate how to use a microscope - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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MR. PACEVET ASSISTING

Veterinary Diagnostics

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Veterinary Diagnostics

At the completion of this unit, students will be able to:A. List common diagnostic procedures used in the veterinary

settingB. Demonstrate how to use a microscopeC. Describe and demonstrate the use of hematology in veterinary

diagnosticsD. Describe and demonstrate the use of cytology in veterinary

diagnosticsE. Describe the purpose and function of the kidneys and perform

a urinalysisF. Describe and demonstrate the use of imaging equipment in the

veterinary settingG. Describe and demonstrate diagnostic procedures used to

identify parasites

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What methods have we learned so far to diagnose

illness?

Other than recognizingsymptoms, what type of tests

can we do to diagnose disease?

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Common Diagnostic Procedures

Blood Testing Disease tests (positive/negative) Blood Panels

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Common Diagnostic Procedures

Imaging Procedures X-Rays Ultrasounds

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Common Diagnostic Procedures

Urinalysis Dipstick Look at cells under microscope

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Common Diagnostic Procedures

Culturing Bacterial Culture Fungal Culture

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Common Diagnostic Procedures

Cytology Study of Cells

Study the cells from a sample or smear

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Using a Microscope

Parts of the microscope

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Using a Microscope

Remember: Use the proper magnification Scan slide thoroughly Use course adjustment then fine adjustment

Don’t push the lens through the slide

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Hematology

The Study of Blood Hematologist – One who studies blood Works in a laboratory

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Hematology

Components of blood 60% Plasma Cells

Erythrocytes (red blood cells) Leukocytes (white blood cells) Platelets

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Hematology

Where is blood usually drawn?

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Hematology

Blood Collection Tubes Tiger Top

Has gel in the bottom for serum separation

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Hematology

Blood Collection Tube Lavender Top

Has heparin to stop blood from clotting

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Hematology

Blood Collection Tubes Hematocrit Tubes

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Hematology

Spin in a centrifuge Separates blood cells from plasma

Always counter balance every tube you spin!

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Hematology

Blood Smear A thin layer of blood smeared on a microscopic slide Allows you to see the blood cells and look for

abnormalities

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Hematology

Blood Smear RBC’s A few WBC’s

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Hematology

Blood Smear Sickle Cell Anemia