Haematology 6 Flashcards
(20 cards)
Explain a way unique to B cells that you can use to evaluate lymphocytosis(4)
Describe the cases where you will get neutrophilia in infection.Give examples of where you will not get neutrophilia in infection(1)
Describe how to differentiate between infective neutrophilia and CML.(1)
Differentiate between normal and abnormal haemopoiesis , describe what lymphoid cells are,give examples. List different myeloid cells. Describe the lineages for normal hematopoiesis of Lymphocytes and myeloid cells .(4)
Define the following terms:
Anaemia/polycthemia
•Thrombo (cytopenia/cytosis)
•Neutro (penia/philia)
•Eosino (penia/philia)
•Leuco (penia/cytosis)
•Pancytopenia (all lineages reduced)(30s)
Recall the range of values that you will find for a normal full blood count(1)
Summarise the causes of a relatively elevated phagocyte count(2)
Describe the light microscopic level observable process through which neutrophilia occurs(1)
List the Causes of Reactive Lymphocytosis(1)
what type of lymphocytosis are you most likely to get in the elderly(10s)
Describe the causes and the different circumstances surrounding an abnormal white blood cell count, use examples where necessary.(4)
Explains how the numbers of different blood cells are controlled, what happens when you get a damage to the DNA of the blood cells.(4)
IDENTIFY WHERE The DIFFERENT BLOOD CELLS , PRECURSOR AND NON-precuror, may be found.(2)
How do you differentiate between a reactive underlying autoimmune disorder and chronic lymphocytic leukamia(4)
Describe how you can differentiate between the causes of lymphocytosis, using a blood film(4)
Give the details of the causes of eosinophilia and monocytosis(3)
In a differential diagnosis of an abnormal WCC, how will you differentiate between the different types of leaukaemia and infection.(2)
Describe the differentiation and maturation of a neutrophil(2)
How would you identify a mononucleosis syndrome
LIST THE CAUSES OF NEUTROPHILIA(1)