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Safety Washing hands frequently Airflow No smoking or eating in lab Wearing protective clothing and use of protective equipment.

Specimen Information Laboratory serial number Date received Patient’s name, sex, age, & address Name of Health Institution Reason for exam

Standard reagents: Carbol Fuchsin Acid/Alcohol or Sulfuric Acid Methylene Blue

100 fields!! Examining fewer than 100 fields can cause a false negative report.

Discard of Specimens Burning Boiling Autoclaving

WHO and IUATLD Negative Report: “Negative for acid-fast bacilli where no organisms have been observed in 100 fields. Positive Report: “Positive for acid-fast bacilli : Provide AFB quantitation.

Semi-quantitative reporting Ziehl Neelsen No AFB are found in 100 fields: “No acid-fast bacilli observed.” 1-9 /100 fields: Report the exact figure AFB /100 fields, AFB /field, 2+ Greater than 10 AFB/ field, 3+

Information Evaluation of the quality of the specimen Staining method used (Ziehl Neelsen) Smear result Date of exam Signature of microscopist

Some reasons for false positive results: Errors in specimen handling or recording information Re-use of containers or positive slides Unfiltered fuchsin Contaminated immersion oil Inadequate decolorization

Some reasons for false negative results: Errors in specimen handling or recording information Poor quality sputum Excessive decolorization Reading less than 100 microscopic fields