HEMATOLOGY Flashcards

(65 cards)

1
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GRADED AS POSITIVE only

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Sickle cells
Basophilic stippling
Pappenheimer bodies
Howell-Jolly bodies

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2
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2+ Spherocytes

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6-10/field

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3
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> 10/field acanthocytes

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3+

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4
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ovalocytes 3-10/field

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1+

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5
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codocyte >20/field

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3+

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6
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15 stomatocytes/field

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2+

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7
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normal platelet estimate

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200,000 - 400,000/uL

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8
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MODERATE increase in platelet estimate

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600,000-800,000/uL

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9
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LOW NORMAL in platelet estimate

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150,000-199,000/uL

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10
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Anulocyte is graded as

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4+

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11
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has a thin rim of hemoglobin

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Anulocyte (4+)

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12
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endpoint of a fibrometer

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clot formation

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13
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25-50% macrocytosis graded as

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2+ to 3+

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14
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3% polychromasia graded as

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1+

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15
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Rouleaux graded as “MARKED”

Hubbard

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5 or more RBC chains are found per thin microscopic field

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16
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aggregates 5-10 RBCs graded as

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2+

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17
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hypochromia grading of >2/3

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2+ to 3+

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18
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automated coagulation instrument

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MDA
STA-R
ACL
AMAX
BCR
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19
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Semi -automated coagulation instrument

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Fibrometer
KC4 Delta
STart4

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20
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When 2 cells pass through an orifice simultaneously & counted as 1 cell

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COINCIDENCE

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21
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OHM’S LAW formula

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V= I x R

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22
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Effect of cold agglutinins in RBC parameters

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decrease RBC count, HCT

increase MCV, MCHC

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23
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increase RBC count, HCT

decrease MCV, MCHC

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autoagglutination

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24
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most common problem in cell counting, causing increase in current

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Aperture plugs

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an error caused by nature of specimen that makes accurate RBC & platelet count impossible
increased number of schistocytes
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(+) or (-) error
improper setting of aperture current or threshold
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Values derived from RBC histogram
RDW & MCV
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Values derived from platelet histogram
MPV & PDW
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PRINTED on elec. impedance written report
Scattergram histogram flagging
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side angle or 90' light scatter measures
Cytoplasmic granularity
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MPV should be measured at what time period
1-3 hours after collection
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forward light scatter measures
cell size
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components of flowcytometer
computer Optics Fluidics Electronics
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principle of Technicon analyzer
optical light scattering
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principle of Coulter counter and Sysmex counter
Electrical impedance
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Directly counted by the electrical impedance instrument
``` RBC WBC Platelet Hgb reticulocytes ```
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automation principle that uses 2 electrodes to determine cell size
Electrical impedance
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dilution of RBC count using automated counting instrument
1:50,000
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in WBC CATEGORIES ON COULTER COUNTER, small cells refer to
Lymphocytes
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in WBC CATEGORIES ON COULTER COUNTER, medium cells refer to
Mononuclear cells
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in WBC CATEGORIES ON COULTER COUNTER, large cells refer to
Granulocytes
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effect of microcytosis on platelet count using automated counters
Spurious increase
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size of microcytic RBCs
<6um
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Screening tests for ANEMIA ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC BLEEDING; BM RESPONSE
Hgb Hct reticulocyte count
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Screening tests for thrombocytopenia
Platelet count
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Screening tests for deficiencies of factors II, V, VII or X (CT prolonged)
Prothrombin Time
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Screening tests for deficiencies of all factors except VII & XIII (CT prolonged)
Partial Thromboplastin Time
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Screening tests for Hypofibrinogenemia and dysfibrinogenemia
Thrombin time or fibrinogen assay
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a screening procedure for the measurement of fibrinolytic activity
Euglobin clot lysis time
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the CLOSER the ISI to 1 the ______ the reagent is
MORE SENSITIVE
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the HIGHER the ISI to 1 the ____ the reagent is
LESS SENSITIVE
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Angle 2 of RBC Analysis in Technicon
High-angle forward scatter, 5-15'
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target INR for pulmonary embolism
2.5
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INR for preventing DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS
2 to 3
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specimens for PT and APTT must be centrifuged within ___
1 hour (60 minutes)
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specimen for APTT must be TESTED within ____
4 hours
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specimen for PT must be TESTED within ____
24 hours
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centrifuge blood for
15 mins @ 1500 g
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PT reagent
Thromboplastin-Calcium Chloride (0.2 mL or 200 uL)
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APTT reagent
activator + phospholipid
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volume of plasma for PT testing
0.1 mL (100 uL)
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volume of plasma for APTT testing
0. 2 mL (200uL) - Brown | 0. 1 mL (100 uL) - Steininger
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VISUAL detection of fibrin clot formation
Tilt-tube method
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in DIC, D-dimer test will be positive after how many hours
4 hours
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Bethesda assay
test for quantitating factor VIII inhibitor