Heme Final Exam Flashcards

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MCV, mean cell volume (Rbc indices) formula

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Hct x 10
/rbc. = fl
Average volume of the rbc

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MCH, mean cell hemoglobin (rbc indices) formula

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Hb x 10
/rbc = pg

Average of hemoglobin in rbc

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MCHC, mean cell hemoglobin concentration (rbc indices) formula?

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Hb x 100
/hematocrit = g/dL

Average concentration of hemoglobin in the rbc volume

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RDW - what does it tell you?

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Variation of the rbc volume

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Rule of three

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To see if hematocrit and hemoglobin numbers agree

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Define Quality Control

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Control and monitoring of the testing process to ensure that the results are valid and reproducible. (Made specimen to test machine to check if machine in functioning correctly)

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Functions of the spleen

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acts as a filter for blood as part of the immune system. Old red blood cells are recycled in the spleen, and platelets and white blood cells are stored there. The spleen also helps fight certain kinds of bacteria that cause pneumonia and meningitis.

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Poikilocytosis, define

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Presence in the peripheral bloom of red blood cell with varying or bizarre shapes

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Leukopoiesis, define

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Process by which white blood cells form and develop in the bone marrow and lymph nodes

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Anisocytosis, define

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Abnormal rbc morphology characterized by considerable variation in rbc volume or rbc diameter on a blood film.

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Acanthocytes, define

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RBCs with spiny projections of varying lengths distributed irregularly over its surface

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Hematopoiesis, define

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Formation and development of blood cells. In the bone marrow and peripheral lymphatic tissues

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Where red marrow is located

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Mainly in flat bones (pelvis, ribs, sternum)

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Bell-shaped curve of a Gaussian distribution

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99% of the values will fall between the mean

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Functions of the spleen

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Filter for blood, platelets and WBCs are stored there, synthesis

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Erythropoietin produced, stimulated by

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Kidneys, formation of the rbc by the bone marrow

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Formula for hemocytometer

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#cells x dilution x .1
/ # of square
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WBC normal range

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4500-10,000

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What does it tell you RDW

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Variation of rbc volume

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Blast

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Blue, no granules off to side

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Promyelocyte

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Nucleus (round) redish purple chromatin

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Myelocyte

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Bluish pink (fine specific granules)

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Metamyelocyte

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kidney bean shaped nucleus

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Band

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Nucleus elongated narrow uniform thickness.(cell undergoing granulopoiesis)

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Seg
Pinkish appearance nucleus purplish red
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Pronormoblast
Reddish purple 1/2 nucleoli may be present, looks like a enlarged lymph
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Basophilic normoblast
Round center Golgi body may appear light blue
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Orthochromatic normoblast
Pinkish-orange increased Hgb production
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Polychromatic normoblast
Blue-pink to gray blue increase hgb
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Retic
Pink with tinge of blue remnants of golgi and mitochondria
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Erythrocyte
Nuclear feature (none) mature rbc
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Iron transport protein
Transferrin
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Iron, where is most of it found in the body
Hemoglobin
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Changes to cell as it matures | Nucleus
Disappear
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Changes to a cell as it matures | Cytoplasm color
More pink
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What is the composition of adult Hgb
4 heme and 4 globin
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Composition of Hgb molecule in general (heme/globin)
4 molecules per chain
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Hemoglobin function
Transportation of oxygen
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Where is Hgb produced
In the RBCs
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Hgb peptide chains in Hgb a1
2 alpha
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Normal newborn Hgb make up
2 alpha/ 2 gamma
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Transport of free Hgb
Haptoglobin
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What would cause interference in the spectrophotometric measurement
Leukemia, turbidy - lipids
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Retic formula
Retic avg x 100
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Which leukocytes are formed in the bone marrow only
Mono, granulos(megokaryocytes) platelet precursor
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Precursor to a plasma cell
B cells
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Appearance of b/t lymphs in peripheral blood and where they are produced
Both made in the bone marrow, produced in the thymus
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Function of a lymph and what cause a change in their appearance
Antigen stimulation
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Function of a granulocyte
(Enzymes) body defensive mechanism
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Function of lymph node
Production of lymphocytes
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Liver involvement in cell production
Produced proteins in blood clotting, breaks down old or damaged blood cells
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Hallmark for B12 deficiency
Macrocytes
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Hallmark cells for liver diease
Target cells
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Hallmark cells for lead poisoning
Basophillic stephling
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Hallmark cells for IDA
Microcytes
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Hallmark cells for sideroblastic anemia
Ringed sideroblast
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Hallmark cell for no splenic function
Holly jolly body
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Hallmark cell for myelophthisic
Tear drop cells
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Fibrinogen effect on ESR
Fibrinogen increase
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Heinz bodies - how are they determined and what do they mean
Cell with small dark nucleus near the cell membrane. Means damaged Hgb
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Protein synthesis and energy source structures in a cell
Ribosomes/mitochondria
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Pathophysiologic classification x 2, anemia
Decrease of RBCs
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General causes of anemia x 3
Loss of blood, diet, absorbsion
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Specific cause and hematologist picture of megaloblastic anemia
Deficiency of folic acid or b-12
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Specimen causes and hematologic picture of, IDA
Blood loss, diet, absorption
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Specific causes and hematologic pic of, pernicious anemia
Decreased b-12, test
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Specific causes and hematologic pic of, TTP/HUS
Deficiency of normal blood enzyme
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Specific causes and hematologic pic of, microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
Destruction of RBCs
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Specific cause and hematologic pic of, hemolytic disease of the newborn
Reticulocytosis and anemia. IgG molecules pass through the mother to the placenta
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Cell maturation changes
- Nucleoli disappear - Chromatin condenses - Nuclear mass indents & segments - cytoplasm becomes granular and more pink
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CFU-S stem cell precursor, also called
Monoblast, Myloblast
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Multi potential means
Potential of becoming any several mature cell types
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Mitochondria produces
ATP, energy stored food