Urinary Diagnosis And Treatment
Urinary Diagnosis And Treatment
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SPERMATOZOIDS.
Spermatozoids often occur in the sediment of urine of perfectly healthy men, and will be recognized by the oval head with a delicate tail or tadpole-like body.
CHAPTER VI.
BACTERIA.
Cohn classifies the fungi found in the urine as: (a) Spherobacteria or micrococci.
(b) Microbacteria or rod bacteria.
(c) Desmobacteria or filamentous bacteria with a subdivision of the latter : 1. A straight form, the bacillus.
2. A curved form, the vibrio.
TECHNIQUE IN STAINING AND EXAMINATION OF BA...CTERIA.
Place upon a perfectly clean and dry cover- slip a very minute drop of the specimen to be examined. Spread this carefully over the slip with a platinum wire (sterilized by holding it over a gas, or alcohol flame for a moment, and then allowing to dry. Evaporate the mois- ture by holding the slip some distance over the flame. When thoroughly dry, pass the slip, now held by forceps (and with the side upon which the specimen is spread upward), quickly OO URINARY DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.
through the flame three times, allowing about one second for each fire bath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPERMATOZOIDS.
Spermatozoids often occur in the sediment of urine of perfectly healthy men, and will be recognized by the oval head with a delicate tail or tadpole-like body.
CHAPTER VI.
BACTERIA.
Cohn classifies the fungi found in the urine as: (a) Spherobacteria or micrococci.
(b) Microbacteria or rod bacteria.
(c) Desmobacteria or filamentous bacteria with a subdivision of the latter : 1. A straight form, the bacillus.
2. A curved form, the vibrio.
TECHNIQUE IN STAINING AND EXAMINATION OF BA...CTERIA.
Place upon a perfectly clean and dry cover- slip a very minute drop of the specimen to be examined. Spread this carefully over the slip with a platinum wire (sterilized by holding it over a gas, or alcohol flame for a moment, and then allowing to dry. Evaporate the mois- ture by holding the slip some distance over the flame. When thoroughly dry, pass the slip, now held by forceps (and with the side upon which the specimen is spread upward), quickly OO URINARY DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.
through the flame three times, allowing about one second for each fire bath.
What to read after Urinary Diagnosis And Treatment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William Wainwright to read onlineMoreLess
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