Hema 1 Part 2.1 Flashcards
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HOWELL JOLLY BODIES seen in
→ Megaloblastic anemia
Heinz bodies seen in
Lead poisoning and G6PD
PAPPENHEIMER BODIES seen in
Sideroblastic anemia
BASOPHILIC STIPPLING seen in
Condition/s:
→ Lead poisoning / intoxication
→ Pyrimidine-5-nucleotidase
deficiency
CABOT RINGS seen in
Megaloblastic anemia
HEMOGLOBIN CRYSTALS seen
cells
→ Condition/s:
▪ Thalassemia
▪ Hemoglobinopathy
− FINDINGS: Target cells
+ Hgb SC
POLYCHROMASIA seen in
Retics
• Bi-lobed, showing pince-nez
appearance
• Hyposegmentation
PELGER-HUET ANOMALY
• May be seen with macro
ovalocytes around the red cells
Hypersegmentation
• Thickened, enlarged granules
ONLY in Neutrophils
→ Can be accompanied by
vacuolation
• Most common
Toxic granulation
GAUCHER CELL seen in
Glucocerebrosidase
deficiency or Gaucher Disease
FOAM CELL seen in
Niemann-Pick Disease
• Marginates / indent with the
surrounding RBCs
• The cell membrane adjusts to the
surrounding RBCs
ATYPICAL / VARIANT / REACTIVE LYMPHOCYTE / DOWNEY CELLS /
TURK’S IRRITATION CELL
Lymphocytes that are larger than
usual
SEZARY CELLS
Multinucleated giant cell with
OWL’S EYE appearance
REED-STERNBERG CELLS
REED-STERNBERG CELLS seen in
Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Supravital stains:
→ New methylene blue
→ Brilliant cresyl blue
→ Crystal violet
May be used to aid in counting reticulocytes
MILLER DISC
CORRECTED RETICULOCYTE COUNT
• Used to correct the reticulocyte counts in patients with
anemia
Hemoglobin iron content = _____of hemoglobin
0.347%
Hemoglobin that contains iron in the ferric stat
METHEMOGLOBIN
Will cause chocolate brown discoloration of blood
METHEMOGLOBIN