Hello, Faye. You just allow the blood to flow from the capillary tube to the glass slide by positioning the capp tube perpendicular to the slide. You can control the flow by using your index finger to cover the opposite end of the capillary tube. If the tube is not sealed, it would be easy for the blood to come out but you also have to make sure that the size of the drop of blood is enough to make a smear that is not thin or thick.
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Hi ma'am! How do you transfer a drop of blood from the capillary tubes to the glass slide for blood smear?
Hello, Faye. You just allow the blood to flow from the capillary tube to the glass slide by positioning the capp tube perpendicular to the slide. You can control the flow by using your index finger to cover the opposite end of the capillary tube. If the tube is not sealed, it would be easy for the blood to come out but you also have to make sure that the size of the drop of blood is enough to make a smear that is not thin or thick.
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