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Purpose.—This manual is intended primarily for use in training
medical laboratory technicians in Army laboratories. It also
provides detailed directions for most of the diagnostic clinical laboratory
tests required in a hospital, corps area, or field laboratory.
Standardization of technical procedure and the use of standard
medical supplies and equipment in Army laboratories are encouraged.

Scope.—This manual is based upon the fourth (1935) edition
of Laboratory Methods of the United States Army, but has been
entirely rewritten to meet the different objective. As a training
manual for the apprentice technician it has been given detail of technic
but abridgment of subject interpretation. Some subjects, not
properly approached by the apprentice technician, have been given
an entry for general orientation. Due to limitation of space, the less
frequently used tests and duplicate or optional tests have been
omitted. Where several acceptable tests are available for a single
purpose, the one most adaptable to apprentice technician and to Army
laboratories has been described. A number of new approved methods
have been added. Names of bacteria, protozoa, and insects have
been changed to conform to latest accepted nomenclature. Free
reference has been made to standard texts on the various subjects.
(See app.)