blood cytology Flashcards

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1
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What does blood consist of?

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*liquid component
*Plasma
*Cellular components: red and white blood cells

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2
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Plasma contains soluble proteins like

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Serum albumin

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3
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Albumin transports what?

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  1. Fatty acids
  2. Lipid-soluble hormones like steroids
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4
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What are the names of other important plasma proteins

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  1. antibodies
  2. Fibrinogen
  3. Clotting factors
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5
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What os the fluid component of clotted blood?

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Serum

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6
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Another name for red blood cells are?

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Erythrocytes

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7
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What are the most abundant cellular components of blood

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Red blood cells and platelets

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8
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Mature mammalian red blood cells have no what?

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nucleus

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9
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Another name for white blood cells are?

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Leukocytes

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10
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When are leukocytes visible?

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in stained blood smears

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11
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What is venipuncture?

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blood colecitga from the veins close to the skin surface of the arm

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12
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Name the list of diagnostic purposes blood may be collected for?

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  1. Metabolic panel
  2. measurement of protein or enzyme
  3. Complete blood count (CBC)
  4. Measuring hormone levels
  5. Performing immunoassays
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13
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What are vacutainers?

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vacuum -pressured tubes where blood are collected in

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14
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Name a few pathogens that can be transmitted through contact of human blood?

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  1. HIV
  2. Ebola
  3. Hepatitis A, B and C
    4., Chicken pox virus
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15
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Should you treat blood or any other fluid as if they may contain HIV

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Yes

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16
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What are some standard precautions?

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  1. Hand washing for 40-60 seconds
  2. Wearing gloves
  3. Wear eyes, nose and mouth protection
  4. Wearing a gown
  5. Proper waste disposal
17
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Name the two common techniques use in blood analysis?

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  1. Differential blood counts
  2. Whole blood smears
18
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In a clinical setting smears are always made from blood that is freshly collected less than ___?

A

six hours ago

19
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What specific task a red blood cells designed to have?

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To enclose a large quantum of the oxygen-binding hemoglobin