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Hb estimation from dried blood spot by cyanmethaemoglobin method
Anaemia is the most common nutritional deficiency in IndiaAnaemia cannot be diagnosed clinically as the symptoms andsigns are not sensitive or specificDiagnosis of anaemia is made on the basis of Hb estimationCyan methaemoglobin method is the gold standard methodproviding accurate estimation of Hb at affordable cost in primaryhealth care settingsIn laboratory or hospital settings 20 µl blood collected from fingerprick is directly deposited into 5 ml of Drabkin’s solution and thereading taken in colorimeter / spectrophotometer ( direct method )In community settings 20 µl blood collected from finger prick isdeposited on a filter paper, dried, put into plastic envelope andtransported to the lab for estimation of Hb within the next 30 days(indirect method)In the following slides collection of blood in community settingsand estimation of Hb from the dried blood spot are described
Collecting blood for Hb estimation
Items required for bloodcollection on filterpaper for Hb estimation
If the blood sample isto be collected on thefilter paper, ethershould be used forwiping the finger.
Alcohol/spirit,should not be usedfor wiping the finger.
Alcohol denaturesproteins. If alcohol isused for wiping fingerand then blood iscollected on filterpaper, the blood spotwill not elute fully.
Dampen the cotton with solvent ether solution
Wipe the left middle finger tip with ether soaked cotton
Gently squeeze the finger tip Prick the finger tip with the lancet
Wipe the drop of bloodA drop of blood wells up
Squeeze the finger tipso that one drop ofblood wells up
Pipette out 20 microlitresof blood from the drop ofblood
20 microlitres ofblood deposited onthe filter paperlabeled as number1 in pencil.
Arrows indicateareas where bloodfrom the tip hasbeen deposited.
Pipette containing20 microlitres ofblood
Insert filter paper containingdried blood spot into the plasticbag and seal it.
Filter papercontainingdried bloodspot has beeninserted intothe plasticziplockenvelope andsealed
The plastic ziplockenvelope comeswith a stickerwith spaces toenter details ofidentification ofthe person whosesample is put inthe envelope
Blood has beendrawn beyond20 microlitremark
Removing excessblood from thepipette usingtissue paper
Only 20microlitre isleft in thepipette
Errors in blood collection –air bubbles in the blood column in the pipette
Blood outside the pipette has not been wiped outbefore depositing the blood on the filter paper.
Blood in the pipette not fully blownout on to the filter paper
Errors in blood deposition on filter paper
As soon as blood is deposited on the filter paper, rinse thepipette twice with Drabkin’s solution and blow out into tissuepaper /cotton.Then rinse the pipette twice in distilled water and blow outthe water onto tissue paper/cotton.Dry the pipette by pipetting ether twice and blowing it out.Once it is dry, the pipette is ready for use.
Cleaning and drying the pipette
Hb estimation from dried blood spot by cyanmethaemoglobin method
Hb estimation from dried blood spot by
cyanmethaemoglobin method
Test tubes in test tube rack
Drabkin’s solution
5ml dispenser
Numbered dried blood spots containing 20micolitres of blood areremoved from their plastic covers, placed on a white sheet.Identification data checked with the sticker on the envelope andSchedule II (the lab data sheet).
Test tubes containing filterpapers from which bloodspot has been fully eluted.
Test tubes containingDrabkin’s solution in whichblood from filter paper hasbeen fully eluted.
Drabkin’s solution in which blood spot has been eluted has beentransferred to a cuvette.Test tube now contain clear filter papers from which blood spot hasbeen completely eluted.
Colorimeter
Cuvette with Drabkin’s solution
(Blank )
Calorimeter
Hbstandard
Cuvette with Drabkins
solution in which blood spot
has been eluted
Calorimeter
reading when
cuvette containing
plain Drabkin’s
solution is
inserted
Calorimeter reading for
the cuvette containing
Drabkin’s solution with
eluted blood from
blood spot is inserted