Leukocytes Flashcards

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What are leukocytes and what are they involved in

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Where are WBCs produced?

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What is the normal WBC count

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3.5-10.5 x 10^9/L

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What is leukocytosis - when is it normal and abnormal

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5
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What is leukopenia

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Describe a WBC

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What are the categories of WBCs

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What are the granulocytes

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What is the most abundant WBC

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Describe neutrophils - count, role, nucleus, cytoplasm,

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2.2-6.5 x 10^9/L

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Describe Eosinophils - count, role, nucleus

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0-0.13 x 10^9/L

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Describe Basophils - count, role, nucleus, chemicals

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0.00-0.5 x 10^9/L

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13
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How are Lymphocytes distinguished from granulocytes

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What are the agranulocytes

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Describe Lymphocytes

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Describe Monocytes

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What is the largest WBC

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What is Leukopoiesis

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What stimulates Leukopoiesis

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What do multipotent GF, IL-1 and IL-3 do?

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What do Granulocyte-colony SF (G-CSF) do?

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What do granulocyte-monocyte colony SF (GM-CSF) do?

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What is the lifespan of leukopoiesis

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Where does leukocyte breakage occur?

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What is the chamber counting method of WBC
- using mixing pipette - Ring finger, second drop - Capillary end dipped into blood - Drawn to 0.5 - Turk solution added - Stirring - Transferred to capillary space - Examined on microscope - Counter on mid-sized squares - Counting according to burker rule
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WBC differential count
- in a stained smear under microscope | - 100 or 200 WBC are counted
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leucocytosis, leucopenia
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lymphocytosis, lymphopenia
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monocytosis
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eosinophilia
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thrombocytosis, thrombocytopenia
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