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Deaf Effect Series: Clinical Lab Scientist, Nate Huddleston

Text card: #DeafEffect Series: Nate Huddleston Text card: Deaf Effect: The biological benefit of being Deaf. Text card: Meet a Deaf Clinical Lab Scientist Nate: I work as a medical lab analyst, also known as Clinical Lab Scientist. What I do is, for instance, when you go to ER and your blood is drawn, they are given to me and I test them. I test for flu, pregnancy, cancer, or STD and so forth, you name it. And other than blood samples, we also test body fluids. So, that is what I do and I've worked at this hospital for a year now. Text card: Got it. So, what's your biological magic? Nate: Recently, there's a situation where a man went to the ER, not feeling too great, and we had CSF done - where fluid is drawn from his spinal cord. After getting his fluid sent to my lab, I used microscope to find white cells - there are several types of white cells - and after looking at it, I have determined that they were lymphocytes. My supervisor didn't agree with my finding. The second time, I found the white cells but the supervisor didn't see any. So we did a test that involves dye, a Coomassie test, which works only on white cells, not red ones. As it turns out, there were tons of "blue" lymphocytes and my supervisor was wrong. I was able to detect them without using the dye test. Is it because I use my eyes differently? Who knows. Text card: Whoa. Maybe Deaf eyes can save lives? Text card: Thanks Nate! #DeafEffect