AFB Microscopy

Oct 07, 2012

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----- smear contains no AFB in 100 fields.. NEG. How will you grade a smear with 9 AFB in 100 fields ?. . positive(Actual) 09 AFB. ------ Smear with more than 10 AFB per field.. 3 . A smear with 1 to 9 bacilli in majority of the fields will be graded as:. 2 . Smear grade: 3 . ( >10 AFB/f

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AFB Microscopy

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External Quality Assessment EQA for AFB Microscopy

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The following points are true regarding AFB smear microscopy

False positive AFB smear results are usually due to: . Usually poor quality microscopePoor stain quality (basic fuchsin-filtration)Technician does not recognize morphology of AFBAll of the aboveNone of the above. The sensitivity of AFB smear microscopy depends on:. Quality and number of sputum s

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Module 10: Quality Assurance of AFB Microscopy

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