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primary goals (lab diagnosis)

factors affecting the results

diagnosis is through (2)

10 specimens

(4) stool or fecal sample collection

8 factors to consider in the collection of stool materials

1. intake of drugs (must be collected a week after intake; will leave crystalline residues that will interfere in examination)


2. antibiotics (affects number of protozoans)


3. amount of stool (formed - thumb size; watery - 5 to 6 tablespoon)


4. should be fresh (trophozoites may die in 30 mins)

affects number if protozoans

antibiotics

amount of stool

thumb size and watery (5-6 tablespoon)

may die is 30 mins

trophozoites

may destroy protozoans

contaminants (toilet water, urine)

may contain free-living parasites

contaminants (soil and water)

refrigeration of stool

3-5 C is acceptable (never freeze)


arrest development of larvae


prolong refrigeration causes desiccation

never keep stool inside incubator, true or false?

true

preservation

stool to preservative ratio

1 part to 3 parts preservative

8 common preservatives

1. Formalin


2. Schaudinn's solution


3. Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA)


4. Merthiolate-Iodine-Formalin


5. Sodium Acetate-acetic acid Formalin (SAF)


6. Formalin-Glycin


7. Lacto-phenol


8. Alcohol-Formol Acetic acid

Formalin

5% protozoan cyst, 10% Helminths eggs

Schaudinn's solution

used in stained preparation

Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA)

permanent stained prep. of protozoans

Merthiolate-Iodine-Formalin

fixation of protozoans and helminths eggs

Stool/Fecal sample macroscopic/physical examination

stool/fecal microscopic examination