Haematology techniques - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

• All of haematology analysis is performed on blood or bone marrow. • The phlebotomist will use a torniquet and will do the sample by a technique called venepuncture, the blood is taken from the vein. • Blood clots really quickly so within two to five minutes it would form a clot and a fluid so in order to analyse the cells and proteins we need to make sure that blood is not clotting, and we do this via anticoagulants. • Each tube has got different anticoagulant embedded on the inside...

This document includes questions and answers related to the diagnostic techniques of necrosis related to pathology, haematology and imaging. The advantages and limitations of each technique is described. Role of imaging techniques in necrosis is discussed. Clinical implications and significance of identifying types of necrosis is discussed.

These detailed Haematology notes cover all key concepts from my second-year university lectures, offering a clear and concise understanding of blood-related topics, including blood cell formation, clotting mechanisms, blood disorders, and diagnostic techniques. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their knowledge or prepare for exams, these notes are well-organized, easy to follow, and packed with essential information to help you excel in your Haematology unit.