Clinical Correlation 2 Flashcards
White Blood Cell Maturation
14 days
Stage number of Myeloblast
Stage 1
Stage number of Promyelocyte
Stage 2
Stage number of Myelocyte
Stage 3
Stage number of Metamyelocyte
Stage 4
Stage number of Band/Stab
Stage 5
Stage number of Mature Neutrophils, Eosinophils, and Basophils
Stage 6
Highest NC (Nucleus-to-Cystoplasm) Ratio (WBC Maturation)
Stage 1 - Myeloblast
Start of Primary Granules
WBC Maturation
Stage 2 - Promyelocyte
Start of Secondary Granules
WBC Maturation
Stage 3 - Myelocyte
Last stage capable of Cell Division / End of cell division
WBC Maturation
Stage 3 - Myelocyte
Start of Tertiary Granules
WBC Maturation
Stage 4 - Metamyelocyte
Indented nucleus or Kidney Bean-shaped
WBC Maturation
Stage 4 - Metamyelocyte
Earliest stage that appears in Peripheral Blood Smear
WBC Maturation
Stage 5 - Band/Stab
Sausage-shaped / Horseshoe-shaped
WBC Maturation
Stage 5 - Band/Stab
Contains 3 to 5 lobes of nucleus
WBC Maturation
Stage 6 - Mature Neu/Eo/Baso
Primary content of Neutrophil Granules
Myeloperoxidase Acid Hydrolase Acid Phosphatase Arylsulfatase Elastase
Secondary content of Neutrophil Granules
Lactoferrin
Lysozyme
Collagenase
Tertiary content of Neutrophil Granules
Gelatinase
What are the Granulocytes?
(BEN)
Basophils
Eosinophils
Neutrophils
It is a Granulocyte that primary responds through bacterial infection
Neutrophils
It is a Granulocyte that contains a reddish granules / Bilobed nucleus
Eosinophils
It is a Granulocyte that responds to parasitic infections
Eosinophils
ASH Parasites
Ascaris
Strongyloides
Hookworm
It is a Granulocyte with Blue-black granules
Basophils
It is a Granulocyte that is responsible for allergic reactions
Basophils
It is an Agranulocyte that is responsible for viral infection. Also, the largest NC ratio in the WBC maturation.
Lymphocytes
Humoral-mediated immunity
B-cell
Cell-mediated immunity
T-cell
Responsible for tumor or cancer cells
Natural Killer (NK) Cell