Malaria Microscopy - A Step by Step Guide

[@TheArtsyCrafty]

This video is so helpful for my parasitology lab. Thank you!

[@atembenlly]

Me too

[@efuatrendz]

Thank God I found this page. Proudly Ghanaian🇬🇭

[@gideonagyemang4560]

Well done for the good work for us especially those of us who are finding it difficult in hematology lab

[@mohamedmatar7074]

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

[@lewkolanglang]

You made it to be clear this lesson through the way you introduce yourself to your patience and the function of all instruments thank you so much for your good explanation. You are a good instructor You are an excellent Doctor. God bless you and keep up the good work

[@Dangerzone-ur2]

exactly

[@edidiongbassey7113]

8yrs ago and still helpful for MMp😍😍😍 thank you

[@ogaramdavid2712]

as a matter of fact, visited this video in 2023 and find it helpful. thank you sir and God bless the works of your hand

[@doffkwatch5313]

i really like the way u engaged the patient. Keep it up Sir!

[@sixthakevy6792]

This Trick is really helpful and personally i have appreciated Malaria parasite

[@SaddamHossain-qs5xl]

It is a lots of knowledge and accurate for malaria parasites

[@Evans_YegonKimurgor]

in school we were told to label the sample after collection, that is because you might label the sample collection item then the patient changes his or her mind

[@GiftySakyi-tp5hm]

Fantastic lesson I'm grateful

[@josephatibu9585]

Nice tool for training on this malaria RDT

[@benonicommodore4002]

Really Impressive Malaria Microscopy document presentation 👍. Brilliant content by my #BESTFRIEND Emmanuel Ekow Biney.

[@carle5538]

beautiful and clear presentation.

[@ronaldmabilo3931]

This video has really helped me

[@MuwanguziRegan]

Great lessons my fero colleague in the field

[@PromiseNdifon]

Thank you so much. The video is really impactful.

[@fkong94]

Amazing patient care... So helpful lesson

[@jakkuwolfinsomnia8058]

Wonderful patient care and explanation. Thank you for sharing this information

[@tinaobadia5046]

Asante nimekuelewa

[@juliusgift9917]

More blessings sir

[@jovinkomba2908]

Its very helpful i even made a Positive malaria control slide some where❤️🙌🏻

[@elemorieomanaeemah6565]

Well done sir God bless you

[@tobiasodongo7225]

I would use a number or any other identifier on the slide than patients name for confidentiality.

[@deluxphiri9725]

Very informative 💯

[@Dradebaba]

Lovely and educative

[@AnthonyIwuoha]

Perfect video.... God bless

[@badrakhariunchimeg1031]

Yep

[@canlitokidiemmanuel7380]

Thanks for the video and the lecture

[@JudithTheROSE]

I was anticipating the results 🧐

[@carolinemomanyi8967]

Waau.i love this training it's of great help thanks

[@TitusKermue]

Very good

[@NurIzzati-yj2jt]

this is very good!

[@winfredabayateye2738]

Great lesson - is really helpful, thank you sir

[@rahelmezgebu4713]

thanks, it helped much 😊

[@biscentkapalasa8069]

Nice one sir👍

[@AaronCarter-p5x]

Thanks very impressive!

[@tobiasodongo7225]

You also need to maintion the volume of blood for thin and thick film.

[@LeahInTheRye]

For the thick film, is it immersed in standard tap water? Or millipore? 8:34

[@fatimafatima1347]

so helpful ,thank you .

[@hassansesay9767]

Great but I am confused y the thick smear is deep after the methanol in the thine smear

[@isaacnewtons5113]

Yeah me too..but in the procedure I know is only the thin film that you have to dip in the methanol

[@maryambashir9958]

Nice presentation,thanks alot,i also know aout staining my film with giemsa but what is d procedure if using field Stains

[@MyMis123]

Respect from Pakistan

[@livingchauhan8186]

Sir Next Video In Urine Microscopy

[@solomontube4008]

thank you for the video ..it's helpful...as a comment the fixative may also fixe the thick smear as you drop the slide downward because the alcohol is volatile

[@dazzlingsadkamoha5672]

well done

[@bigman7185]

I did not see the need for dehemoglobinising the thick blood smear with distilled water when the 90% of water in the Giemsa work solution would have done the same job? Explain please if you may?

[@jinenusdemisie4096]

me too big man ,i am waiting for explanation

[@reginakandie2976]

good one

[@tifeofficial]

The stuff you are using to count the malaria parasite is called

[@marfookuokuobed6678]

Shouldn't the venous blood be used rather than the capillary blood?

[@sadiamadtuseth3185]

Why did you wear gloves in touching the microscope?,I was told by my teacher is wrong to wear gloves in touching the microscope, you may contaminate the microscope with the gloves.

[@joeltentus4545]

You aren't serious, are you? So if he's working with a detrimental sample say O.volvulus you expect him not to wear gloves?. ...and who told you that the risk of contaminating the microscope or microscope slide is high?

[@DIYtipz]

😢We were told the same thing in Biorisk Management class, but exceptions are; if the MSC is his personal MSC so he will know how to handle it, and clean it afterwards. Because there are risks of contamination if after handling the MSC with the gloves and someone else comes to handle it without gloves.

[@mok1511]

This is because that when the has a contagious disease and Dr injuries even very small and touch the blood of patient the injurious spot then the disease will transfer to the Dr

[@amosrechard3360]

A microscope is not use by one medical personnel and you can't never tell if other are using it as recommended, therefore it's wisdom to wear gloves whenever working on a patient sample

[@wesleyochieng4793]

Your teacher is a joke

[@numanali9094]

Good video

[@ayublangove6831]

Nice information & for specially malaria microscopy .

[@mosesayooluwa6539]

Why did you clean off the first blood discharge

[@AfiaKorangElolam]

You need capillary blood so you wipe the first blood off and wait for another flow then you take that one

[@IdrissaSkidoKargbo]

Thanks I myself have been wondering why ​@@AfiaKorangElolam

[@LeweyhuGetnet]

Good Edecation

[@muhumuzamedard6783]

Why do u stain both the thin and thick film in the same way Are we supposed to fix the thick film

[@luthfilatifah5283]

Thanks!

[@oghenekaroonoriose4133]

Awesome

[@lovelingdosa2334]

Please why did you fix the thin blood film in methanol

[@notmeee7302]

Very disappointing that they did not show the blood sample under the microscope. Malaria or no malaria? We still don't know and we still don't know what it looks like under the microscope :'(

[@meshacknyakach8838]

confidentiality matters 😊

[@michaeltadayo1533]

am in kenya am having problem while making a thin film on an old slide and the hospital doesnt want to buy new slides

[@Kely_glow]

Perfect

[@ChrisRubiashikukufoundation]

Thanks. Any video on the specific plasmodium species as identified under a microscope?

[@damahulisani9446]

Why was the smear not heat-fixed?

[@yaasircadde3341]

kerp going

[@alenegeffrard5571]

thanks for the work please interpret the results for me

[@antidepressant_with_jecey1922]

Please can you show us the mp on the microscope sir

[@phoenaing6305]

Good

[@nuurmursal3331]

thanks

[@shafikikasule1923]

Why do you prick the mid of the finger yet there are nerve endings

[@lawrenceessien363]

You have my maximum respect Dr Igudia, I am now negative from Hepatitis B virus after I did the test, I wonder what might have become of me it I didn't get the herbal cure From your KZbin channel. God bless you sir

[@AfiaKorangElolam]

Please sir why did you use the middle finger instead of the ring finger?

[@syedhajirahajira6151]

We want clearly seen parasites in microscope properly

[@varthyavathrajesh3645]

Hii

[@varthyavathrajesh3645]

Hii

[@varthyavathrajesh3645]

Hii

[@lawrencestepney78]

Awesome.

[@suwaibausman1638]

Nice and goods l love it

[@jowerotana5083]

Thnks for the gry wrk doctor

[@norasikpi1002]

Can i have conversations with you sir, Good day

[@christianvivian-s5z]

How can I identify malaria parasite

[@eberechinnatara2073]

how will you Know the patient have malaria

[@jonathanzulu8343]

Well🤞👌🤗

[@badrakhariunchimeg1031]

Things calm around her

[@user-ug8ob5zw2x]

tq sir

[@Redvlogsofficial]

lab ka nirman kisne kiya uska name

[@sunrain4820]

😍

[@BlessingsGwenembe]

MP's

[@sandeepgahlyan6138]

Nice

[@ahmedismail750]

Malalari.test

[@acharyashreyanshikiduniya6594]

nice

[@habyalimanaannualite2097]

Mmm.m

[@kalipogmail8217]

I have seen my lab guys use field stain A and B. Whats the difference to giemsa

[@nice2abc715]

kalipo gmail quicker than giemsa, takes only 2-5 min

[@benjaminansah-agyei139]

Pls there's nothing like lab guys.. They have titles address dem as such only in Africa that we don't want to learn and adapt to things. Laboratory professionals are either lab assistants, lab technicians or lab scientists, dat old fashioned way of living is wat hv derailed our health systems , especially de laboratory dats y we are where we are. Pathetic

[@mohamedawes6370]

Giemsa is one the Roman wisk stain and the most common one.

[@poleenterprise7676]

Thanks 🎉

[@habtamuassefa8770]

Thanks 👍

[@omarmohaomar4698]

Thanks

[@christianvivian-s5z]

How can I identify malaria parasite

[@damoahfrederick3381]

nice

[@mdhayirmohamud595]

Nice

[@ahmedismail750]

Thanks