PERBEDAAN HASIL HITUNG JUMLAH TROMBOSIT
YANG DIHOMOGENISASI DENGAN CARA
MANUAL DAN OTOMATIS
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Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan Nasional
Author
Diva, Novituria
Subject
R Medicine (General)
Datestamp
2020-12-23 06:33:16
Abstract :
The laboratory has an important role in helping to establish the diagnosis. Therefore laboratory results must be absolutely precise and describe the actual state of the patient. Platelet count is one of the important tests used to support the diagnosis of a disease. Before the examination is done, blood and anticoagulants are homogenized first, homogenization aims to prevent clots from forming which can affect the results of the examination. Homogenization can be done in two ways, manually and automatically. The purpose of this literature study is to determine differences in the results of the number of platelets that are homogenized manually and automatically. This research study of literature uses descriptive analysis method which is sourced from thesis and scientific journals. Analysis of the data from this study is to look for similarities in each journal related to differences in the number of platelet counts that are homogenized manually and automatically. The mean of platelet counts that are homogenized manually and automatically are 283.678 dan 279.035 with P-value 0,499, 238.280 dan 240.080 with P-value > 0,05, 197.200 dan 195.300 with P-value > 0,05, dan 201.600 dan 203.000 with P-value > 0,05 The conclusion from this literature study is that there is no difference between the results of counting the number of platelets that are homogenized manually and automatically.
The laboratory has an important role in helping to establish the diagnosis. Therefore laboratory results must be absolutely precise and describe the actual state of the patient. Platelet count is one of the important tests used to support the diagnosis of a disease. Before the examination is done, blood and anticoagulants are homogenized first, homogenization aims to prevent clots from forming which can affect the results of the examination. Homogenization can be done in two ways, manually and automatically. The purpose of this literature study is to determine differences in the results of the number of platelets that are homogenized manually and automatically. This research study of literature uses descriptive analysis method which is sourced from thesis and scientific journals. Analysis of the data from this study is to look for similarities in each journal related to differences in the number of platelet counts that are homogenized manually and automatically. The mean of platelet counts that are homogenized manually and automatically are 283.678 dan 279.035 with P-value 0,499, 238.280 dan 240.080 with P-value > 0,05, 197.200 dan 195.300 with P-value > 0,05, dan 201.600 dan 203.000 with P-value > 0,05 The conclusion from this literature study is that there is no difference between the results of counting the number of platelets that are homogenized manually and automatically.
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