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The image shows a page from a textbook. At the top, the word "Spirochaetes" is visible, followed by "707". Below this is a circular micrograph labeled "Fig. 21.2 Throat swab smear showing Borrelia vincenti and Fusobacteria". The text continues with numbered points: "3. recurrentis and B. duttoni" "4. A drop of blood examined as a wet preparation under dark ground or phase contrast microscope may reveal borreliae due to their lashing motility." "5. Blood smears (thick and thin) may be stained with Giemsa or Leishman, or with dilute carbol fuchsin and examined for spirochaetes." "6. Centrifuge EDTA or heparin anticoagulated blood in a capillary at 2000 rpm for five minutes. Motile borreliae may be found in the plasma layer above the buffy coat layer when viewed under the microscope. Confirm any positive movement by stained preparation." "Figure 21.3 shows B. recurrentis in peripheral blood." A second circular micrograph is partially visible at the bottom of the image, labeled with text that appears to be "Figure 21.3". The image does not contain any information about the city of Jalingo, Nigeria.
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