Aug 9, 1985 Vaginal pH. Amine test. Wet smear. Clue cells. Lactate-gel. Lactic acid. Malodorous discharge. Abstract. Bacteriological isolation of anaerobes,

Clue cells are vaginal epithelial cells covered with many vaginal rods and cocci bacteria, creating a stippled or granular appearance. A decreased number of

Microscopic examinations of saline and KOH preparations will reveal budding yeast cells in approximately 50-70% of yeast infections. A wet smear is made from the exudate, and 10-20% KOH is added to the preparation. The fungi will appear in the form of long, thread-like fibers and may have attached tiny buds. Conclusion: Clue cells and the lactobacillary grades are reliably identified by phase contrast microscopy in wet smears, with excellent intra- and inter-observer reproducibility agreement, and better than when simple bright light microscopy was used. Wet mount.

Clue cells:Presence or Threshold:Point in time:Vagina:Ordinal:Wet preparation. analyzes Normal squamous cells No clue cells No parabasal cells 1 WBC per epithelial cell Lactobacilli present Negative whiff KOH negative for Candida : 1) Normal physiologic discharge; reassure patient. 2) Candida (yeast does not always show up on wet prep) 3) Normal discharge with symptoms from pelvic floor, vulvodynia, or vulvar epithelium. 1) Yeast Wet preps were analyzed and reported as quantity of white cells and clue cells present (none, few, moderate, or many) as well as the presence of Trichomonas vaginalis (TV). Wet prep results were evaluated to see if there was a correlation with NG/CT. Clue Cells Spec Ql Wet Prep: Code System Preferred Concept Name: Clue cells [Presence] in Specimen by Wet preparation: Concept Status: Published: Concept Status Date: 01/08/2021: Code System Name: LOINC High Vaginal Swab (HVS):Saline Wet mount at 40X objective under Microscope showing BacteriaRed blood cells/RBCsPus cells/ dead neutophilsEpithelial cells Wet mount. A sample of the vaginal discharge is placed on a glass slide and mixed with a salt solution.

We report out bacteria, clue cells, WBCs, yeast, trichs, and epithelial cells. A. Saline wet mounts and potassium hydroxide (KOH) preparations are simple and

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Principles of Vaginal Microscopy, pH, and KOH Testing Complete discussion of all these topics is found in Annotation P. VAGINAL pH In healthy, asymptomatic women of reproductive age who are not immediately postpartum or breastfeeding, the vaginal pH is usually 4.5 or less. Recent studies show normal pH levels up to 5.0 in some ethnic […]

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Clue cells:PrThr:Pt:Vag:Ord:Wet preparation. Synonyms: Clue cells Wet prep Ql (Vag fld) ID: http://purl.bioontology.org/ontology/LNC/20502-1. altLabel: Clue cells Wet prep Ql (Vag fld) Clue cells [Presence] in Vaginal fluid by Wet preparation. Clue Cells Vag Ql Wet Prep.
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what could this mean? Wet mount. A sample of the vaginal discharge is placed on a glass slide and mixed with a salt solution.

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Wet mount. A sample of the vaginal discharge is placed on a glass slide and mixed with a salt solution. The slide is looked at under a microscope for bacteria, yeast cells, trichomoniasis (trichomonads), white blood cells that show an infection, or clue cells that show bacterial vaginosis.

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