WBCs

Question 1

Granulocyte Maturation Series

Answer 1

Myloblast 
Promylocyte
Mylocyte
Metamylocyte
Specific Granulocyte

Question 2

Myloblast

Answer 2

High nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio
Nucleus is round 
Cytoplasm is blue
No granules 
In bone marrow

Question 3

Promylocyte

Answer 3

Granules begin to form
Chromatin starts to clump
In bone marrow

Question 4

Mylocyte

Answer 4

50/50 cytoplasm to nuclear ration
Cytoplasm turning pink
Specific grnaules
In bone marrow

Question 5

Metamylocyte

Answer 5

kidney shaped nucleus
in bone marrow
50/50 nucleus to cytoplasm ratio

Question 6

Band

Answer 6

nucleus 2/3 indented

In circulation

Question 7

Seg

Answer 7

Segmented nucleus
In circulation
acidic cytoplasm

Question 8

Mitotic Pool

Answer 8

Myloblast, Promylocyte, Mylocyte

Question 9

Nonmitotic Pool

Answer 9

Metamylocyte, Band, Seg

Question 10

Neutrophil Maturation TIme

Answer 10

9 days

Question 11

Marginal Pool

Answer 11

Lines the walls of the bloods vessels

Question 12

Circulating Pool

Answer 12

part of the WBC count; good around in the blood

Question 13

Neutrophils in inflammatory response

Answer 13

Margination, Chemotaxis, Opsonization

Question 14

Neutrophils Kill bacteria by

Answer 14

Direct Hit
Acidic Environment
Formation of H202 from glucose to lactate

Question 15

Granule type in Promylocyte

Answer 15

Myloperoxidase

Question 16

Granules in Neutrohpils

Answer 16

Alkaline Phosphotase

Question 17

Granules in Eosinophils

Answer 17

Major Basic Protein

Question 18

Granules in Basophils

Answer 18

Heparin and Histamine

Question 19

Eosinophils in tissues

Answer 19

6 days

Question 20

Eosinophils size

Answer 20

10-15 microns

Question 21

Basophils in circulation

Answer 21

8-10 hours

Question 22

Neutrophils in circulation

Answer 22

8-10 hours

Question 23

Neutrophils in tissues

Answer 23

5 days

Question 24

Lymphocyte Maturation Series

Answer 24

Lymphoblast
Prolymphocyte
Lymphocyte

Question 25

Lymph Size

Answer 25

6-18 microns

Question 26

Types of Lymphs

Answer 26

B and T cells(80%)

Question 27

Monocyte Size

Answer 27

10-30 microns

Question 28

Monocyte Circulation

Answer 28

70 hours

Question 29

Monocyte Morph

Answer 29

nucleus has brain like convolutions; cytoplasm has fine azurophilic granules

Question 30

VCS technology

Answer 30

Y - light scatter X - volume Z - conductivity Lymphs are bottom left, Monocytes above lymphs Neutrophils to the right of monos and Eosinophils to the right of Neut