1. What is often added to a hematological fluid for cytocentrifugation to increase the adhesion of the cells to the slide?

2. Which of the following is first placed into the cytoclip assembly?

3. The cytoclip assembly should be placed into the cytospin head before adding anything to the sample chamber.

4. What is the maximum amount of fluid to use in a sample chamber?

5. How fast should a sample be spun when using a cytocentrifuge to prepare a slide for gram staining?

6. It is necessary for hematological slides that were prepared using the cytocentrifuge to air dry prior to staining.

7. In general, if a body fluid is clear, but a slide must be prepared using a cytocentrifuge, how many drops of the fluid is recommended to add to the sample chamber?

8. If you are preparing a cytocentrifuge slide from a hematology specimen that is known to contain fragile cells, what speed should you use?

9. Which part of the cytocentrifuge is shown in the image below?

10. The purpose of the filter card of the sample chamber is to absorb the liquid present in the body fluid during cytocentrifugation.