Incomplete
1.
SPECIMEN:
- Plasma or Serum
2. EQUIPMENTS & REAGENTS
- Materials:
- Streptolysin O buffer
- Streptolysin O reagent
- ASO Standard
- 5% sheep red cells (Or human group O, Rh negative red blood cells. 5 mL washed packed cells in 95 mL of SLO buffer.)
- 37° C heat block or water bath 6. Four 2 mL serologic pipette, (can use 1 mL serologic pipettes)
- Test tube rack
- Nineteen 12x75 mm tubes
- Three 16x150 mm tubes
- Patient serum specimen
- Timer
3. PROCEDURE:
- Consecutively number fourteen (14) 12x75 mm tubes.
- Maintain patient identity by placing their initials on the tubes.
- Label five (5) 12x75 mm tubes S3 through S7. (These are the Standard’s tubes and should be placed in the rack behind the patient’s 3-7 tubes.
- In the three 16x150 mm tubes, prepare dilutions of the patient’s serum as follows: (be sure to mix each, before pipetting to the next)
- Tube marked: 1:10 = 0.5 mL patient serum + 4.5 mL SLO buffer.
- Tube marked: 1:100 = 1.0 mL of the 1:10 dilution + 9.0 mL SLO buffer.
- Tube marked: 1:500 = 2.0 mL of the 1:100 dilution + 8.0 mL SLO buffer.
- Set up and perform the test according to the product insert. The Standard (treated as a 1:100 dilution) is set up in tubes S3 - S7 only.
- Because it is oxygen label and will lose its reactivity in a short time period, the Streptolysin O reagent must be added to tubes within 15 minutes after the reagent is prepared.
- Prepare lab report of the observations.
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