The clinical pathology of the blood of domesticated animals / by Samuel Howard Burnett.

  • Burnett, Samuel Howard, 1869-1928.
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1908
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Credit: The clinical pathology of the blood of domesticated animals / by Samuel Howard Burnett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    REFERENCES 3 1 the test is essentially bacteriological and will be found in special papers on the subject (see Moore, Taylor and Giltner). BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD. The blood is obtained under strictly aseptic precautions. Five to tAventy cubic centimeters are usuallk desired. The blood may be obtained from the jugular Amin or other blood A'essel. A hypodermic syringe will be found the most con- venient instrument for obtaining the blood. The bottle and cork in which the blood is placed must be carefully sterilized, preferably by long boiling. If sterilized by chemicals the chemicals must be completely remo\md by rinsing several times with sterile Atwater. The methods of examining blood for bacteria will be found in works on bacteriology. REFERENCES. 1. Douglas, C. G. A method for the determination of the volume of blood in animals. Journ. of Physiol., XXXII, 1906, p. 493. 2. Ehrlich, P. Farbenanalytische Untersuchungen zur Histolo- gie und Klinik des Blutes. Berlin, 1891. 3. Haldane and Smith. The mass and oxygen capacity of the blood in man. Journ. of Physiol., XXV, 1900, p. 331. 4. Hastings, T. W. A method for preparing a permanent Nocht’s stain. Journ. of Exper. Med.., VII, 1905, p. 265. 5. Jenner, L. A new preparation for rapidly fixing and staining blood. Lancet, 1899, I, p. 370. 6. Kemp, Calhoun and Harris. The blood plates, their enumera- tion in physiology and pathology. Journ. Am. Med. Assn., XLVI, 1906, pp.1023 and 1091. 7. Moore, Taylor and Giltner. The agglutination method for the diagnosis of glanders. Proceed. Am. Vet. Med. Assn., 1906, p. 194, also Aw. Vet. Rev., Oct. 1906. 8. Pratt, J. FI. A critical study of the various methods employed for enumerating the blood platelets. Journ. Am. Med. Assn., XLV, 1905, p.1999. 9. Wright, A. E. On a simple procedure for making for oneself coagulation tubesof standard calibre, etc. Lancet, 1902, II, p. 15. 10. Wright, J. H. A rapid method for the differential staining of blood films and malarial parasites. Journ. Med. Research, VII, 1902, p. 138.