While examining a stained blood film under *10, a significantly disproportionate number of monocytes are seen at the sides and in the featheredge of the blood film. What should be done?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The disproportionate number of monocytes at the sides and featheredge of the blood film may indicate an issue with slide preparation or staining. Therefore, the best option would be to make and stain a new slide to ensure accurate differential evaluation. The other options (excluding cells, doing nothing, or adding 2%) could lead to inaccurate results and potentially compromise patient care.

While Examining a Stained Blood Film Under *10, a Significantly