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Question 1

animals that has their erythrocyte capable of rouleaux formation

Answer 1

dog
cat
horses
sheep
pig

Question 2

what animal?

neutrophils having irregularly lobed nucleus, lobes are joined by a narrow stand with fineand diffused granules

Answer 2

dog

Question 3

how many microns does the erythrocyte of the cat have

Answer 3

5 to 9

Question 4

how many microns does the erythrocyte of the dog have

Answer 4

7

Question 4

give the animals that has their erythrocyte INCAPABLE of rouleaux formation

Answer 4

bovine
goat

Question 5

what occurence does the erythrocyte of the cat have

Answer 5

howell jolly bodies in 1% of normal erythrocyte

Question 6

they have the smallest erythrocyte and it has no central pallor

Answer 6

goat

Question 7

their neutrophil has a filament or nuclear strand that connects the nuclear lobe

Answer 7

cat

Question 7

what structures are seen in the nucleus of neutrophils of horses

Answer 7

heterochromatic foci

Question 8

what animal?

neutrophils being light pink to red granules and a filament connects one lobe to main part of the nucleus

Answer 8

bovine

Question 8

in avian, this is multi lobed (up to 5) with coarsely clumped heterochromatin

Answer 8

neutrophils

Question 9

in dogs, how do you distiguish the monocyte and basophils?

Answer 9

through the presence of basophilic granules which are readily dissolved upon processing

Question 10

in what animal do you see the basophils being a purple granules with red halo making the cytoplasm reddish

Answer 10

goat

Question 11

what is the distinct feature of neutrophils of avian

Answer 11

the presence of eosinophilic rods with fusiform configuration which are dissolved in aqeous solution

Question 12

shape and color of granules of basophils of pig

Answer 12

coccoid or dumbbell
red purple

Question 13

in horse, the cytoplasm of this leukocyte is filled with purple granules which have an irregular size and shape, they may cover the whole nucleus

Answer 13

basophils

Question 14

what leukocyte is the 2nd most predominant in bovine blood

Answer 14

neutrophil

Question 15

these are small circular granules which are light lavender staining with dark staining granules (rarely seen in peripheral blood) and these are seen in what animal?

Answer 15

basophils
seen in cats

Question 16

true or fale?

in dogs’ eosinophils almost the whole of the nucleus is seen on all parts of the cytoplasm

Answer 16

false
just on the small part of the cytoplasm

Question 17

these are numerous non refractile rod shaped granules that may cover the nucleus and these are seen in what animal

Answer 17

eosinophil
cats

Question 18

true or false

in the eosinophils of sheep the granules outline the shape of the cell

Answer 18

false
equine (horses)

Question 19

most prominent feature of equine blood

Answer 19

eosinophil

Question 20

shape of eosinophil of bovine

Answer 20

c shaped but may be lobed

Question 21

shape of eosinophil of sheep

Answer 21

monolobed, bilobed or trilobed

Question 22

give the animals that have their eosinophils capable of refractile movement

Answer 22

cat sheep

Question 23

give the animal and the specific leukocyte coiled and darkly staining nucleus, filaments are rare, lobes are interconnected small and pale staining granules

Answer 23

neutrophils of pigs

Question 24

shape of granules of eosinophils of horses

Answer 24

large round to oval

Question 25

they're similar to those of mammalian species , numerous in avian blood

Answer 25

basophils

Question 26

where do the lymphocyte of dogs predominate?

Answer 26

peripheral blood (the blood that circulates)

Question 27

primary leukocyte of bovine blood

Answer 27

lymphocyte

Question 28

2nd most predominant leukocyte in bovine blood

Answer 28

neutrophils

Question 29

shape of nucleus of monocyte in dog

Answer 29

c shaped

Question 30

which leukocyte has their cytoplasm dull blue in color and granular in appearance (give also the animal)

Answer 30

monocyte of cats

Question 31

identify the specific granulocytes it describes and to which animal it belongs 1. few cells which may be insufficient to cover the nucleus and fill the cytoplasm. maybe confused with monocytes without basophilic granules 2.fewer lobes are seen and cell population are similar to other ruminants 3. with bright red orange staining granules , large round to oval in shape that may cover most part of nucleus

Answer 31

1. basophils- dog 2. neutrophils- goat 3. eosinophils- equine (baka lang may ganitong type pero tatanong ko ulit one by one)

Question 32

in their monocytes they have a c shaped nucleus with large blunt ends, cells and nucleus are usually pleomorphic

Answer 32

dog

Question 33

give the animal and the specific leukocyte with numerous refractile rod shaped granues that may cover the nucleus

Answer 33

eosinophils of cat

Question 34

in the monocytes of cats if the cytoplasm is dull blue in color what about their appearance?

Answer 34

granular

Question 35

what animal have their erythrocyte capable of RAPID rouleaux formation

Answer 35

horse

Question 36

the lymphocyte and monocyte of horses

Answer 36

typical cell

Question 37

what do the erythrocyte of bovine do not readily form ?

Answer 37

sediment

Question 38

which animal has their monocyte difficult to characterize

Answer 38

bovine

Question 39

give the animal and the specific leukocyte with light pink to red granules, filament connects one lobe to main part of the nucleus (2nd most predominant in bovine blood)

Answer 39

neutrophils of bovine

Question 40

describe the basophils of sheep

Answer 40

dark granules with red halo

Question 41

give the animal and the specific leukocyte nucleus is covered by numerous, small round and red granules, commonly c shaped but may be lobed

Answer 41

eosinophils of bovine

Question 42

the animal that has their erythrocyte smaller than bovine cells and capable of rouleaux formation

Answer 42

sheep

Question 43

give the animal and the specific leukocyte nucleus may be monolobed bilobed, trilobed or c shaped has bluish cytoplasm with numerous small circular dark red granules

Answer 43

eosinophils of goat

Question 44

give the animal and the specific leukocyte cytplasm is filled with orange staining granules, may partially cover the nucleus and cellular margin

Answer 44

eosinophils of pig

Question 45

where are the small medium and large lymphocyte of bovine demonstrated

Answer 45

in the peripheral blood

Question 46

this animal have erythrocytes that are described to be oval cells with oval nuclei

Answer 46

avian

Question 47

give the animal and the specific leukocyte typical cells and are rarely demonstrated

Answer 47

neutrophils of sheep

Question 48

what is the size of the erythrocyte of avian

Answer 48

10 to 13 microns long 6 to 7microns wide

Question 49

their basophils are rarely seen but typical in appearance

Answer 49

bovine

Question 50

they arethe primary leukocyte of bovine blood, possess a light staining kidney shaped nucleus with numerous azurophilic granules and pale blue cytoplasm vacuolation

Answer 50

lymphocyte

Question 51

give the animal and specific granulocyte granules are red orange which are equal in size oval and refractile, cytoplasm is filled with granules which may partially cover the nucleus

Answer 51

eosinophils of sheep

Question 52

which animal has their erythrocyte capable of rouleaux fromation and exhibits crenation

Answer 52

pig

Question 53

give the animal and the specific leukocyte blue staining cytoplasm which may vary from small to large cells

Answer 53

lymphocyte of sheep

Question 54

their neutrophils have fewer lobes compared to cells in sheep and cell population is similar to other ruminants

Answer 54

neutrophils of goat

Question 55

why are neutrophils of avian called heterophils?

Answer 55

because of their varied staining reactions in various classes of vertebrates

Question 56

their monocytes have oval intended or trilobed nucleus, has ground glass, intensely staining cytoplasm than large lymphocyte

Answer 56

monocytes of sheep

Question 57

give the animal and the specific leukocyte few cells which may be insufficient to cover the nucleus and fill the cytoplasm. maybe confused with monocytes without basophilic granules

Answer 57

basophils of dog

Question 58

give the animal and the specific leukocyte 1. having irregularly lobed nucleus, lobes are joined by a narrow stand with fineand diffused granules 2. these are small circular granules which are light lavender staining with dark staining granules (rarely seen in peripheral blood) 3.these are numerous non refractile rod shaped granules that may cover the nucleus 4. the cell is round in blood smear. nucleus is multilobed and may have as many as 5 lobes with coarsely clumped heterochromatin

Answer 58

1. neutrophils-dog 2. basophils in cats 3. eosinophils in cats 4. heterophils of avian

Question 59

give the animal and the specific leukocyte nucleus is multilobed with coarsely clumped heterochromatin. the normally clear cytoplasm becomes acidophilic, thus heterophils may be confused with eosinophils

Answer 59

eosinophils of avian

Question 60

which animal has their lymphocytes same with canine

Answer 60

cats

Question 61

give the leukocyte and animal cytoplasm is dull blue in color and granular in appearance

Answer 61

monocyte of cat

Question 62

give the leukocyte and animal numerous heterochromatic foci are seen in the nucleus with rare interlobar filaments, has pinkish granules

Answer 62

neutrophil of horses

Question 63

leukocytes of avian that are similar to those of mammalian species

Answer 63

lymphocytes and monocytes

Question 64

give the leukocyte and animal granules are coccoid or dumbbell in shape and red purple in color

Answer 64

basophils of pigs

Question 65

coiled and darkly staining nucleus, filaments are rare, lobes are interconnected small and pale staining granules

Answer 65

neutrophils of pigs

Question 66

most prominent feature of equine blood with bright red orange staining granules which are large round to oval they may cover most part of the nucleus

Answer 66

eosinophils of horses

Question 67

their basophils are rarely seen but typical in appearance

Answer 67

bovine