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Title: Reagent Preparation


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Reagent Preparation
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Weigh balance
  • Fragile and precise instrument
  • Handle with the care
  • Consult manual for operating instructions
  • Keep balance and weights clean and dry to protect
    from corrosion

3
Weigh balance contd
  • Changes in the surface of the balance parts will
    affect accuracy
  • Do not place material to be weighed directly on
    the pan-always-use a container or weighing paper
  • Subtract weigh paper from the combined weight of
    the container and material being weighed

4
Weigh balance contd
  • To prevent contamination of stock materials do
    not return unused chemical to the stock bottle
  • Protect the balance from drafts of air
  • Air moving cross the pans will cause an
    inaccurate reading
  • Some balances have compartments which are to be
    closed during reading

5
Weighing the correct amount of dye
  • If powder with a dye content of 88 or more is
    used, no correction factor needs to be
    calculated.
  • 75 available dye and 3 g of dye needed
  • Divide 1 by the decimal equivalent of the
    available dye to obtain the correction factor
  • Decimal equivalent of 75 0.75
  • 1/0.75 1.33 (correction factor)
  • Multiply 1.33 by 3 g 3.99
  • 3.99 of impure dye is required to obtain 3 g
    usable dye

6
Weigh Scale Bottle of Methylene Blue
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Ziehl Neelsen Hot- Original
  • Basic Fuchsin 10 g
  • Phenol 50 g
  • Alcohol denatured or methanol- 150 ml
  • Dissolve fuchsin in heated phenol alcohol water
    up to 1000ml

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ZN cold, Kinyoun Stain
  • Basic fuchsin 25 g
  • Phenol 50 g
  • Alcohol (denatured or methanol) 125 ml
  • dissolve fuchsin in heated phenol alcohol
  • water 625 ml
  • ZN 10 saturated basic fuchsin stock in alcohol
  • Basic fuchsin 10 g
  • Dissolve in alcohol 100 ml

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Auramine 0.1
  • Auramine 1 g (1 stock)
  • Dissolve in in alcohol (denatured or methanol)
    100 ml for 100 ml working solution
  • Stock solution 10 ml
  • stock solution phenol 33.3 g in water 1000 ml

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Sulphuric acid 20
  • Water 800 ml (cooled)
  • slowly add 200 ml sulphuric acid 96

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Acid alcohol 1 for Auramine stain
  • Alcohol (denatured) 700 ml
  • Hydrochloric acid (fuming) 10 ml
  • water 290 ml

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Acid alcohol 3 for ZN
  • Use 1 acid alcohol, 500 ml
  • Add hydrochloric acid (fuming) 10 ml

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Methylene blue 0.1
  • Methylene blue 0.1
  • Dissolve methylene blue 1 g in 1000 ml water

15
Gabbett Destain/counter-staining
  • Solution
  • Alcohol (denatured) 150 ml
  • Dissolve methylene blue 5 g
  • Water 250 ml
  • Sulphuric acid 100 ml

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Potassium Permanganate 0.1
  • Stock 5g permangate in 1000 ml water
  • Dilute to 0.1 same day

17
Water Quality
  • Distilled water not absolutely needed
  • Importance of bacteriologically pure water
    ultra-filtration

18
Reagent Labeling
  • Each bottle
  • At least name of reagent and date of preparation

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Quality Control Records for AFB Microscopy
Reagents
  • As explained in modules
  • Record results in logbook
  • Primary stains
  • Carbol fuchsin, ZN and Kinyouns
  • Auramine
  • Decolorizer
  • Counter-stains
  • Methylene blue
  • Permanganate
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