Blood Lab 1 Flashcards by Bronwyn Delacruz | Brainscape

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normal blood smear

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polychromatic cells (new RBC/reticulocyte)

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aniso-poikilocytosis

anisocytosis: unequal size of RBC
poikilocytosis: variation in shape but samish size

aniso-poikilocytosis: blood that varies in size and shape.

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neutrophil

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lymphocyte

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monocyte

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eosinophil

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basophil

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platelet

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this person has menorrhagia.

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microcytic anemia. lots of midcell pallor

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macrocytic anemia

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A 66 yrs. old man with stage IV pancreatic cancer; presented with petechial hemorrhages and nose bleed

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schistocyte

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what would you expect the MCV to be reported as?

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LOW

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This feature usually associated with Mycoplasma infection (atypical Pneumonia) is called as:

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agglutination

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when immunoglobulins are high in the blood indicating multiple myeloma, what does the pbs look like?

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rouleaux formation

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arrow?

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spherocyte

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all except iron deficiency anemia.

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sickle cell

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features of hyposplenism on peripheral smear (ex/ due to infarction or splenectomy)

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target cells
acanthocytes
pappenheimer body
howell-jolly bodies

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acanthocyte

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nucelated RBC

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howell-jolly body

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malaria

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dohle body- specks of nuclear material on neutrophil

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target cell– seen in thalassemia and hemoglobinopathies or hyposplenism

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sickle cell anemia as seen on picture B. picture A has target cells but target cells are not very diagnostic cause they’re present in a lot of conditions.

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elliptocyte

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normal or problematic bone marrow?

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normal

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cell with blue arrow

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megatkaryocyte

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normal

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normal.

aplastic anemia causing pancytopenia

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