MIDTERM LEC 1.3

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It delivers the exact amount it holds into a container; should not be blown out

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To Deliver (TD) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It is designed to meet the requirements of Class A-type pipettes.

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To Deliver (TD) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It is designed to drain by gravity, and the desired volume is obtained when draining stops.

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To Deliver (TD) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN Proper usage: Hold vertically with the tip against the side of the container and should not touch the accumulating liquid

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To Deliver (TD) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN To Deliver (TD) Pipette Examples:

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Serologic, Mohr, and volumetric transfer pipettes

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It holds a particular volume but does not dispense the exact volume.

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To Contain (TC) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It is also known as the rinse-out pipette.

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To Contain (TC) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN It does not meet Class A certification criteria.

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To Contain (TC) Pipette

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CALIBRATION MARKS/DESIGN To Contain (TC) Pipette

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Sahli hemoglobin and Lang-Levy pipettes

#10

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DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS It has continuous etched rings on top or near the mouthpiece of the pipette and exact volume is obtained when the last drop is blown out.

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Blow-out Pipette

#11

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DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS This type of pipette is not rinsed out.

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Blow-out Pipette

#12

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DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS Blow-out Pipette Examples:

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Ostwald-Folin and serological pipette

#13

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DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS ● It allows the liquid to drain by gravity

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Self-draining

#14

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DRAINAGE CHARACTERISTICS It does not have etched or frosted rings

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Self draining

#15

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Transfer Pipette for nonviscous fluid; self-draining; small amount left in the tip should not be blown out

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Volumetric Pipette

#16

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Transfer Pipette for viscous fluid; with etched ring

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Ostwald Folin

#17

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Transfer Pipette transfers fluids without consideration of a specific volume

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Pasteur Pipette

#18

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Graduated or Measuring Pipette with graduations to the tip; blow-out pipette

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Serological Pipette

#19

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Graduated or Measuring Pipette without graduations to the tip; calibrated between 2 marks; self-draining Pipette

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Mohr Pipette

#20

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Graduated or Measuring Pipette TC pipettes - Glass Micropipettes (< 1 mL) (4)

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Sahli-Hellige Pipette Lang-Levy Pipette RBC and WBC Pipettes Kirk and Overflow Pipettes

#21

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It relies on piston for suction creation to draw the sample into a disposable tip.

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Air Displacement Pipette

#22

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The piston does not come in contact with the liquid

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Air Displacement Pipette

#23

Front (Question)

A disposable, one-time use polypropylene tip is attached to the pipette barrel.

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Air Displacement Pipette

#24

Front (Question)

It operates by moving the piston in the pipette tip or barrel, much like a hypodermic syringe.

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Positive Displacement Pipette