Body Fluid Crossword Puzzle

Tube number usually used for cell counts as it's less likely to be contaminated by peripheral RBCs
Equipment used to concentrate cells without disrupting appearance, usually using albumin
Improved counting chamber used to count cells
In CSF, normally about 65% of plasma value
Red cell diluent
Infection type implicated on finding a predominance of neutrophils in CSS
Two-word method for direct antigen testing of CSF
Chemistry analyte present in higher levels in CSF with blood-brain compromise
Not polynuclear
Hemorrhage evidenced by pathologically even color in all CSF collection tubes.
Rippled red cell edges, usually not reported
Two-word non-pathogenic procedural cause of red cells in CSF.
Microbiology stain used to characterize bacteria.
Counting cell types to determine relative percentages.
"Extra" CSF protein electrophoresis fraction not seen in serum
Three word White cell diluent that destroys red cells and enhances white cell characteristics.
Colored CSF appearance due to hemoglobin liberated from hemolyzed red cell.
Whitish CSF appearance, indicating infection, presence of cells, or other conditions.
Fluid used to stain morphologic characteristics of white cells for hematologic identification.
Infection related inflammation of one of the linings of the brain.