[DISCUSSION] MODULE 1 Flashcards

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is the scientific study of blood and its components

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Hematology

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2
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is the study of normal and pathologic conditions of blood and blood cells

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is the division of medicine associated with diagnostic laboratory of the formed elements of blood and their morphologies, blood disorders, and blood forming organs

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Clinical Hematology

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4
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In the Clinical Laboratory, Hematology deals with two concerns

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  • defining normal and abnormal cells and cell values

- evaluating hemostatic mechanisms that include excessive bleeding, abnormal coagulation and thrombosis

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5
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Integral to the field of a Medical Laboratory Scientist is the awareness and management of [?], alongside with [?].

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  • laboratory safety

- reagent preparation and waste management

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6
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is a specialized liquid connective tissue comprising of plasma and formed /cellular elements.

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Blood

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7
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In a tube containing anticoagulated whole blood, centrifugation yields three layers:

the pale-yellow supernatant referred to as
the thin white layer known as the
lastly

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  • plasma
  • buffy coat
  • packed red cell fraction
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8
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Plasma makes up [?] of blood volume.

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55%

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9
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The major constituent of plasma is [?]; followed by [?] and [?].

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  • water (91.5%)
  • plasma proteins (7%)
  • other solutes (1.5%)
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10
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The proteins dissolved in plasma are

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albumin (54%), globulins (38%), fibrinogen (7%) and the others at 1%.

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The other solutes found in plasma are

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electrolytes, nutrients, gases, regulatory substances and some metabolic waste products

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12
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A blood sample in a tube that has no anticoagulant yields [?] as its supernatant after centrifugation.

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serum

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13
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is yellow in color and differs from plasma because of the absence of coagulation proteins such as fibrinogen

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Serum

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14
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or blood cells are a heterogenous group that perform different functions in the body.

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Hemocytes

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15
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Hemocytes:

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erythrocytes, leukocytes and thrombocytes.

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16
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o Red cells
o Contains the O2-trasporting pigment called HEMOGLOBIN
o Important for oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange

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Erythrocytes (RBC)

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o Responsible for the body’s defenses against foreign bodies

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Leukocytes (WBC)

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o Prevent blood loss from hemorrhage

o Exert their main effect on the blood vessels

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Thrombocytes (Platelets)

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19
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 6 to 8 um in diameter

 Salmon pink

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Erythrocytes

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20
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o For transporting O2 to the tissues

o Contain hemoglobin

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Salmon pink

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21
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 O2-carrying pigment

 Very basic – attracted to acidic dyes

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hemoglobin

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22
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eosin: red to orange

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hemoglobin

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23
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 Buffering blood

 Contains carbonic anhydrase

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Erythrocytes

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o Catalyzes CO2

o Transports CO2 to carbonic acid

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carbonic anhydrase

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25
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 Motile polymorphonuclear cells

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Granulocytes

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26
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o Size: 10-12u in diameter

o 2-5 nuclear lobes and slightly acidophilic

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Neutrophilic granulocyte

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o Size: 10-12u in diameter
o 2 lobes
o Slightly acidophilic

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Eosinophilic granulocyte

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28
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o Functionally and chemically related to mast cells
o Size: 8-10u in diameter
o Kidney-shaped or slightly lobulated nucleus
o Large, deep purple granules in the cytoplasm that usually obscure the nucleus

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Basophils

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 Mononuclear leukocytes

 Size: 12-15u in the large motile type; 7-8u in the small nonmotile type

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Lymphocytes

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30
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Lymphocytes

 Nucleus:
 Chromatic:

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 Nucleus: Circular; deeply basophilic

 Chromatic: Chunky; occupies all available space

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31
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Clear blue rim of cytoplasm (occasional reddish purple

azurophilic granules)

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Lymphocytes

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 Occasionally motile
 Large mononuclear leukocytes originating in the marrow
 Size: 14-19u

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Monocytes

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33
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Monocytes

 Nucleus:
 Cytoplasm:

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 Nucleus: Lobulated, kidney-bean/horse shoe shaped; pale violet
 Cytoplasm: pale grayish blue, sometimes with irregular border and/or vacuoles

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34
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Occasionally containing red-staining

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Monocytes

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35
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 Cytoplasmic fragments of megakaryocytes

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Platelets

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36
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 Cytoplasmic fragments of megakaryocytes

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Platelets

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37
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Platelets Main functions:

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Hemostatic involvement

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38
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FUNCTIONS OF BLOOD

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  1. Respiratory functions
  2. Buffering Action
  3. Nutritive functions
  4. Maintenance of constant body temperature
  5. Defense against infectious agents
  6. Hemostasis
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39
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A. Physical characteristics

a. Color:
b. Sterility:
c. State in circulation:
d. Viscosity:

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a. Color: Deep red
b. Sterility: Sterile
c. State in circulation: Liquid
d. Viscosity: Viscous

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40
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B. Volume of blood % of total body weight

a. Males:
b. Females:

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a. Males: 75.7 mL/kg

b. Females: 66 mL/kg

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41
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C. Specific Gravity of blood
Whole Blood
a. Males: 
b. Females: 
c. Plasma: 
d. Packed red cells:
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a. Males: 1.048 – 1.066 – 1.057
b. Females: 1.048 – 1.066 – 1.058
c. Plasma: 1.026 – 1.030
d. Packed red cells: 1.092 – 1.095

42
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D. pH

a. Acidemia:
b. Alkalemia:
c. Average for humans
d. Compatible with life

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D. pH

a. Acidemia: < 7.35
b. Alkalemia: > 7.45
c. Average for humans 7.35 – 7.35
d. Compatible with life 6.8 – 7.8

43
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without; absent

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a-/an-

44
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unequal; dissimilar

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aniso

45
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cell

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cyt

46
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abnormal; difficult; bad

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dys

47
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Red

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erythro

48
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iron

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ferr-/ ferro-

49
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pertaining to blood

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hemo-/hemato

50
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above; increased

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hyper

51
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under decreased

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hypo

52
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same; equal

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iso

53
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white

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leuk-/leuko-

54
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large; long

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macro-

55
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very large; huge

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mega- giant;

56
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after; next; change

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meta

57
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small

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micro-

58
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bone marrow

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myel-/myelo-

59
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bone marrow

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myel-/myelo-

60
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normal

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normo

61
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all; overall

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pan-

62
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vein

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phleb

63
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varied; irregular

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poikilo-

64
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varied; irregular

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poikilo-

65
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many

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poly

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before

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pro-

67
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split

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schis

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hard

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scler-

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thrombus

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thromb-/ thromboclot;

70
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youngest; nucleated

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-blast

71
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Colored

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-chromic

72
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cell

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-cyte

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in the blood

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-emia

74
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Inflammation

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-itis

75
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destruction; dissolving

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-lysis

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disease

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-opathy

77
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abnormal increase; disease

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-osis

78
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decreased; deficiency

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-penia

79
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attracted to; affinity for; increased

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-phil/-philia/-philic

80
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formation; cell production or repair

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-plasia/ -plastic

81
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cell production, formation, and development

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poiesis

82
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stimulates production

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-poietin

83
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Erythropoietin

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erythro Red

poietin Stimulates production

84
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Hematopoiesis

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hemato Pertaining to blood

poiesis cell production, formation, and development

85
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Megaloblast

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megalo giant; very large; huge

blast youngest; nucleated

86
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Aplastic anemia

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a without; absent
plastic formation; cell production or repair
an without; absent
emia in the blood

87
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Leokoerythroblastosis

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leuko White
erythro Red
blast Immature
osis abnormal increase; disease

88
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Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura

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idiopathic Unknown cause
thrombo clot; thrombus
cyto Cell
penic decreased; deficiency
purpura purple
89
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RBC, male

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4.20–6.00

90
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RBC, female

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3.80–5.20

91
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HGB, male

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13.5–18.0 (135–180)

92
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HGB, female

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12.0–15.0 (120–150)

93
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HCT, male

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40–54

0.40–0.54

94
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HCT, female

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35–49

0.35–0.49

95
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WBC

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3.6–10.6

96
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NEUT (ANC)

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1.7–7.5

97
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LYMPH

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1.0–3.2

98
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MONO

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0.1–1.3

99
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EO

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0–0.3

100
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BASO

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0–0.2

101
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PLT

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150–450

102
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N. bands

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9–32