Serous Fluid o Serous fluids are formed as ultrafiltrates of plasma, with no additional material contributed by the mesothelial cells that line the membranes.o Production and reabsorptio
Trang 1PHÂN TÍCH DỊCH MÀNG BỤNG,
MÀNG PHỔI & MÀNG TIM
TS Nguyễn Hữu Tùng
Trang 2I Serous Fluid (Dịch màng)
1 Definition
o Cavity: Pericardial, pleural, peritoneal
o Serous membrane:
- Perietal membrane
- Visceral membrane
o Serous fluid
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I Serous Fluid
o Serous fluids are formed as
ultrafiltrates of plasma, with
no additional material contributed by the mesothelial cells that line the membranes
o Production and reabsorption
are subject to hydrostatic and
colloidal pressures from the
capillaries that serve the cavities and the capillary permeability
Trang 4Pleural Effusion?
Trang 53 Specimen Collection and Handling
o Method: Needle aspiration
o Volume
o Sample care and Caution
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Serous fluid examination:
• Transudate and Exudate
• Cell count
• Chemistry
• Microbiology
• Cytology
Trang 8II Pleural Fluid
1 Pleural Fluid
2 Pleural Effusion
3 Examination of Pleural fluid
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3.1 Appearance
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3.2 Hematology test
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3.3 Chemistry test
• Glucose
• pH
• Adenosine deaminase
• Amylase
• Triglyceride
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3.4 Microbiologic and Serologic Tests
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