Microscopic examination of sputum, Biology

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Question 1 Discuss briefly the collection and examination of pericardial fluid

Question 2 Discuss the following

Collection of CSF
Physical examination of CSF

Question 3 Discuss chemical examination of semen

Question 4 Discuss the following

Microscopic examination of sputum
Parasitic eggs found in stool

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