Additional Tests Flashcards

1
Q

Bone Marrow Evaluation-Why?

A

persistent unexplained pancytopenia, neutropenia
thrombocytopenia and non regenerative anemia
immature cells/neoplastic/parasitic infection

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2
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Collection Supplies: Bone Marrow

A
EDTA syringe
bone marrow needle
No 11 scalpel blade
12 slides
sutures
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3
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VT role: Bone Marrow Collection

A

restraint
general anesthesia
sedation
local anesthesia

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4
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Aspiration Biopsy

A

head of humerus or femur
rotate and apply pressure
attach syringe and aspirate

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5
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Core Biopsy

A

better sample quality
similar to aspirate-rotate needle to cut bone from core
use diff site if also done aspiration

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6
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Smear Prep

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mix immediately with EDTA
aspirate and prep like blood smear
rapidly air dry
Romanowsky (Diff Quick) stain-longer b/c thicker

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7
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Evaluating Blood Films: Normal Values

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Juvenile: 75% nucleated cells, 25% fat
Adult: 50% nucleated cells, 50% fat
Geriatric: 25% nucleated cells, 75% fat

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8
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Slide Exam: 10x

A

number and distribution of cells

(high, med, low cellularity)

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9
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Slide Exam: 40x

A

general evaluation

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10
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Slide Exam: 100x

A

cell differential

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11
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myeloid/erythroid ratio

A

example:
M=550, E=450
ration=550:450 or 1.22:1

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12
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normal myeloid/erythroid ratio

A

close 1:1

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13
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abnormal myeloid/erythroid ratio

A

increase in WBC, decrease in RBC

or opposite

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14
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abnormalities: classification

A

cell number

cell morphology

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15
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abnormalities: charachterized

A

hypercellular
hypocellular
absent-aplastic

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16
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Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

A

rate RBCs fall in their own plasma

altered some diseases

17
Q

Erythrocyte Sedimentation: manual method

A

calibrate tube with EDTA
place perpendicular in rack
sit at room temp 60 min (20 min in horses)
record level at top RBC column

18
Q

Erythrocyte Osmotic Fragility

A

test ability to withstand hemolysis
in varying concentrations in saline
referral or research centers