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2 MIDTERMS - HEMATOLOGY Flashcards

1
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  • Scientific study of blood and its component
    Help physicians diagnose abnormalities in the
    blood.
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HEMATOLOGY

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  • Standard procedure of blood collection using
    lancets & needles of varying gauges.
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PHLEBOTOMY

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Types of phlebotomy:
– capillaries

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Skin puncture

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Types of phlebotomy:
- veins

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Ø Venipuncture

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Types of phlebotomy:
– arteries

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Ø Arterial puncture

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Pale yellow liquid- intravascular/extracellular
* Water, sugar, fat, protein and salt solution

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plasma

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7
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55% of a normal human’s blood volume

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plasma

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  • Transports RBC, WBC and platelets
    through the blood vessels
  • Remove waste products of metabolism
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plasma

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9
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  • Anucleated cells produced from the bone
    marrow
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RED BLOOD CELLS (ERYTHROCYTES)

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Transport oxygen (lungs à tissues)
Ø Transport carbon dioxide (back to
lungs)

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RED BLOOD CELLS (ERYTHROCYTES)

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11
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gas transporting protein molecule

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Hemoglobin

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12
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– low number of RBCs

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Anemia

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13
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– high number of RBCs

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Ø Polycythemia

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14
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RBC in a test tube is called:

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Hematocrit

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15
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Normal Hematocrit in female

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37% - 47%

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16
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Normal Hematocrit in male

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42% - 52%

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17
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  • Nucleated cells that lacks hemoglobin
  • Acts as defense against infection
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WHITE BLOOD CELLS (LEUKOCYTES)

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  • Most numerous
  • Multi-lobed nucleus
  • Pale lilac granules
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NEUTROPHIL

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Function:
Ø Immune defense – Protects the body
from infection by killing and ingesting
bacteria, fungi and foreign bodies.

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NEUTROPHIL

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  • Spherical nucleus
  • “Robin’s egg blue” cytoplasm
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LYMPHOCYTE

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– cellular immune response

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Ø T-cell

22
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– antibody production

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Ø B cell

23
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–kills cancer cells

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Ø NK cells

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  • Usually with a bilobed nucleus
  • Granules stain bright reddish-orange
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EOSINOPHIL

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  • Functions:
    Ø Defense against parasites
    Ø Activate allergic response
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EOSINOPHIL

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  • With purple-blue granules
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BASOPHIL

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  • Functions:
    Ø Inflammatory response
    Ø Involved in allergic response
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BASOPHIL

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  • Kidney-shaped or horse shoe-shaped nucleus
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MONOCYTE

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– Marks out cells that are
antigens (foreign bodies) that should be destroyed by lymphocytes.

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Dendritic cell

30
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– Acts as antigenpresenting cells; larger and lives longer than neutrophils. They will present
antigens by digesting the pathogen
and place a remnant of the antigen on
their surface and present it to
lymphocytes for recognition.

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Macrophage

31
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  • Cell fragments
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PLATELETS

32
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  • Function:
    Ø Form clots during injury to prevent
    blood from leaking out
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PLATELETS

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TESTS PERFORMED IN HEMATOLOGY SECTION
* Sample:
* Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Ø Hemoglobin
Ø Hematocrit
Ø Red blood cell count
Ø White blood cell count
Ø Platelet count/estimate
Ø RBC indices (MCV, MCH, MCHC)

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Whole blood and blood films

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TESTS PERFORMED IN HEMATOLOGY SECTION
* Complete Blood Count (CBC)

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Ø Hemoglobin
Ø Hematocrit
Ø Red blood cell count
Ø White blood cell count
Ø Platelet count/estimate
Ø RBC indices (MCV, MCH, MCHC)

35
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Procedures performed in the Hema Section:

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  1. Counting the number or concentration of cells
  2. Determining the relative distribution of various
    types of cells
  3. Measuring biochemical abnormalities of the
    blood
  4. Hemostasis and coagulation assays
36
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– Iron-containing oxygen
transport metalloprotein in the red blood cells.

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Hemoglobin

37
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  • Reference Method
  • Reagent:_____
  • Principle: Oxidation of ferrous iron to ferric by
    potassium ferricyanide – Methemoglobin
    Methemoglobin converted to cyanmethemoglobin with cyanide ions
  • Instrument: _____
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CYANMETHEMOGLOBIN METHOD
* Reagent: Drabkin’s Reagent
* Instrument: Spectrophotometer (540 nm)

38
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  • Utilizes cyanmethemoglobin method with
    modified Drabkin’s reagent
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AUTOMATED HEMOGLOBINOMETRY

39
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HemoCue method
* Modified azidemethemoglobin reaction
* Reagent: ____________

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POINT-OF-CARE (POC) HEMOGLOBIN ASSAY
Reagent: sodium nitrite and sodium azide

40
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  • Also known as packed cell volume (PCV) or
    erythrocyte volume fraction (EVF).
  • For evaluation or treatment of anemia and
    determine presence of nutritional deficiencies.
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HEMATOCRIT DETERMINATION

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Methods of Hematocrit Determination:

  • Manual procedure
  • Blood collection method: skin puncture
  • Spin a blood-filled capillary tube using a
    microhematocrit centrifuge
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SPUN MICROHEMATOCRIT

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Methods of Hematocrit Determination:

Computed from the mean cell volume and the
red cell count.
* Advantage: Not affected by trapped plasma
that is why it has slightly lower values than
manual.

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AUTOMATED

43
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– Anticoagulated venous blood
as sample in automated Hematocrit Determination:

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EDTA

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BLOOD CELL COUNT – MANUAL
Requirements:

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  1. White blood cells count diluting fluid
  2. Microscope
  3. Thoma white pipette
  4. Hematocytometer and coverslip
  5. Alcohol pads
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BLOOD CELL COUNT – AUTOMATED

  • Hydrodynamic focusing method
  • Uses laser light in cell counting and sizing
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  1. OPTICAL DETECTION
44
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BLOOD CELL COUNT – AUTOMATED

  • Also known as Coulter Principle
  • Sizing and counting of particles is based on
    changes in electrical resistance creating
    voltage pulses.
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  1. ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE
45
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– Young RBCs without nucleus
but still bears cytoplasmic RNA

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  • Reticulocytes
46
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  • Determines how the bone marrow produce and
    release new RBCs to compensate lost/damaged
    RBCs.
    Blood film is stained with ____
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RETICULOCYTE COUNT

Blood film is stained with supravital stain.

47
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  • Rate at which RBCs fall in a column in
  • Non-specific test for inflammation
  • Reference Method: ____
  • Anticoagulant: ____
  • Time of testing: ____
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ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE
* Reference Method: Westergren Method
* Anticoagulant: sodium citrate
* Time of testing: One hour

48
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  • Prothrombin Time (PT) and Activated Partial
    Thromboplastin Time (APTT)
  • Coagulation testing
  • Detect abnormalities in hemostasis
  • Anticoagulant: ____
  • Sample: _____
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PLASMA COAGULATION ASSAYS
* Anticoagulant: sodium citrate
* Sample: Plasma only

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