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1. Begin by collecting the necessary equipment, including aseptic collection tubes, a centrifuge, and a hemocytometer for cell counting.
2. Start by carefully labeling each collection tube with the patient's identification information, date, and time of collection.
3. Prior to collecting the sample, ensure that the patient's arm is cleansed thoroughly with an antiseptic solution and that appropriate safety precautions are taken.
4. Next, perform the apheresis procedure following institutional protocols and guidelines for cell collection. Ensure that the sample collected is representative of the patient's residual white blood cell count.
5. Once the sample is collected, carefully transfer the necessary amount of blood into a collection tube, ensuring to maintain a sterile environment during the process.
6. Place the collection tube in a centrifuge and spin it at the appropriate speed and duration specified by laboratory protocols to separate the white blood cells from other components.
7. After centrifugation, carefully remove the collection tube from the centrifuge, take note of any visible hemolysis or abnormality, and proceed with the next steps promptly.
8. Dilute the white blood cell concentrate in an appropriate solution, as required by laboratory protocols, to achieve an optimal cell count for accurate analysis.
9. Using a hemocytometer, load a pre-determined volume of the diluted white blood cell concentrate onto the counting chamber and allow the cells to settle for a specific period of time.
10. Following the appropriate counting rules, use a light microscope to visualize and count the white blood cells in the designated squares of the hemocytometer.
11. Repeat the counting process in multiple squares to ensure accuracy and calculate the average white blood cell count per square.
12. Finally, calculate the total white blood cell count per unit volume based on the hemocytometer counting results, dilution factor, and total volume of the diluted cells.

Who needs weekly apheresis residual wbc?

1. Patients who have undergone apheresis procedures to remove excess white blood cells or to collect specific white blood cell types.
2. Individuals with conditions such as leukocytosis (elevated white blood cell count) or leukopenia (low white blood cell count), where monitoring the residual white blood cell count is essential for disease management.
3. Clinicians and healthcare professionals involved in hematological research or patient care, who require frequent monitoring of white blood cell levels and responsiveness to therapies or interventions.

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What is weekly apheresis residual wbc?

Weekly apheresis residual WBC stands for White Blood Cell count after apheresis procedure that is done weekly.

Who is required to file weekly apheresis residual wbc?

Healthcare providers performing apheresis procedures are required to file weekly apheresis residual WBC counts.

How to fill out weekly apheresis residual wbc?

Weekly apheresis residual WBC counts can be filled out using the specific form provided by the healthcare facility or organization.

What is the purpose of weekly apheresis residual wbc?

The purpose of weekly apheresis residual WBC counts is to monitor the effectiveness of apheresis procedures in reducing White Blood Cell counts.

What information must be reported on weekly apheresis residual wbc?

The information reported on weekly apheresis residual WBC counts includes the date of the procedure, pre-apheresis WBC count, post-apheresis WBC count, and any relevant notes or observations.