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Peripheral blood smear examination

SJ Syilvia Jiero
AP Ayodhia Pitaloka Pasaribu
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Peripheral blood smears were prepared using venous blood samples. Separate slides were used for thick and thin smears. Examination of thin and thick blood films were based on WHO 2010 guidelines [35]. Thick and thin films of peripheral smear (PS) examination blood slides were prepared and stained with Giemsa. Peripheral blood smear examination for the type of malaria parasite was performed systematically under low power, high power and oil immersion using an Olympus CX21 Microscope.

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