Hema Retake Flashcards

(65 cards)

1
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Total blood volume in an adult

A

5-6 liters

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Micro sample collection only applies to infants, young children, adult with poor veins

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should not be used on adult

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3
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Used in ESR

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3.8% sodium citrate

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4
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Produces a bluish background on blood smear when stained with Wright’s or Leishman’s stain

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Heparin

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5
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Most reliable criteria for estimation of cell lineage

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Pattern of nuclear chromatin

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6
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Ability of the lens to delineate detail in a specimen

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Resolution

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7
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Counting chamber for standardization of vaccine

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Petroff-Hausser

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8
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Counting chamber for eosinophil and basophil

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Fuchs-Rosenthal

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9
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Diluting fluid used for spectrophotometry

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Gower’s Fluid

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10
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Used in cases of emergency when no other diluting fluids are available

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NSS

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11
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Bone marrow cellularity

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Aspiration

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12
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Multi-lineage cytokine

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IL-1

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13
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earliest recognizable erythrocytic lineage

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Rubriblast

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14
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start of Hb formation

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Prorubricyte

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15
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last stage capable of cell division

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Rubricyte

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16
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last stage with nucleus

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Metarubricyte

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17
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stage that is normally seen in the peripheral blood

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Reticulocyte

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18
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index of effective erythropoiesis

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Reticulocyte count

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19
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RPI more than or equal to 3

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evidence of hemolytic anemia

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20
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Generation of ATP

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Embden-Meyerhof Pathway

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21
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Production of 2,3 DPG that affects the affinity of hemoglobin to oxygen

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Leubering-Rapoport Pathway

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22
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Variation of Hb content

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Anisochromasia

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23
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Seen in alcoholic cirrhosis, abetalipoproteinemia, post-splenectomy, PK deficiency, & LCAT deficiency

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Spurr cell (Acanthocyte)

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24
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PK deficiency

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Echinocyte

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G6PD
Degmacyte (bite cell)
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IDA
Elliptocyte (cigar)
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Sickle cell anemia
Drepanocyte
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Scattered inclusion that appears homogeneously
Basophilic stipplings
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DNA mitotic spindle remnant of microtubules
Cabot ring
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Flat, blue-gray pieces, often in groups of four
Papenheimer bodies
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Small, dense, round inclusion, single or multiple
Howell-Jolly Bodies
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Predominant Hb in fetal life
Hb F
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zero degree
cell size
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10 degree
Cell structure
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90 degree
lobularity
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bacterial infection
Neutrophil
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allergy
Basophil
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macrophage precursor
Monocyte
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parasite infection
Eosinophil
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antibody
Lymphocyte
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not included in the extramedullary hematopoiesis (meaning its the formation of blood cells outside the bone marrow)
Bone marrow
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decreased serum iron and increased TIBC
Iron Deficiency Anemia
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valine replaces glutamic acid at the 6th amino acid on beta chain
Hemoglobin S
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increased ESR
Titling of tube
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Enzyme that is most likely to elicit hemolytic anemia
PK (pyruvate kinase)
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Sucrose lysis positive
PNH (paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria)
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Not directly determined in an automated analyzer
Hematocrit
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Dense azurophilic granulation in all WBCs except neutrophils, associated with gargoylism
Alder Reilly Anomaly
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Irregular size inclusion bodies similar to Dohle-amato bodies, autosomal disorder with presence of inclusion in PMN and monocyte with a giant PLT and low PLT count or thrombocytopenia
May-Hegglin Anomaly
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Failure of the nucleus of the neutrophils to lobulate or segment something pince-nez
Pelger-Huet
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Recurrent chronic inability of neutrophil to kill ingested bacteria that cannot make hydrogen peroxide
Chronic Granulomatous Disease
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Characterized by the presence of peroxidase positive granules and inclusion which appear to be abnormal lysosomes
Chediak Higashi
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Least seen in peripheral blood
Basophil
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Best estimation of wbc count in blood smear
Absolute count
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Best source: active morrow mag aspirate 20 yr old patient
Iliac crest
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Anemia of renal failure causes
Decrease production of erythropoiesis
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MCV= 76 MCH= 26 MCHC= 27
Microcytic, Normochromic
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Absence or deficiency of one globin chain
Thalassemia
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Patients undergoing cancer chemotherapy
Myelophthisic anemia
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Deficiency causes niemann’s pick disease
Sphingomyelinase
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Why is there a need to correct wbc for NRBC?
NRBC can be miscount as WBC due to appearance
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Excess iron in an erythroblast
Sideroblast
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What can cause anemia associated with neurological symptoms?
Vitamin B12 deficiency
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No neurologic manifestations
Folic Acid Deficiency
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Failure of erythroid something
Pure red cell aplasia