FOM 5.1.3 Flashcards
What are each of these?
What are the major characteristics of this cell?
- granules contain major basic protein and other proteins that kill parasites
- contain histaminase that limits the inflammatory process
- can phagocytose antigen-antibody complexes
What are the characteristics of this cell?
- band neutrophil
- immature neutrophil
- aka stab cell
What are the characteristics of these?
- Maintain hemostasis
- Serotonin
- ADP
- Thromboxane A2
- Adhere to endothelium promote vessel repair, blood clotting and vasoconstriction
What is this cell and what are the identifying characteristics?
Basophil - large dense granules
What are each of these cells?
Top left- neutrophil
Top right - monocyte
Bottom left - monocyte
Bottom right - basophil and platelets
What are the characteristics of this cell?
Neutrophil
Migrate to sites of infection and phagocytose bacteria
What are the characteristics of this cell?
Monocyte - will become tissue macrophage
What is the role of a basophil?
Plays a role in hypersensitivity reaction
Secretes histamine
What is this cell and what are the defining characteristics?
Neutrophil - multilobed nucleus and relatively small abundant granules
What are each of these cell types?
Top Left picture - left lymphocyte ; right monocyte
Top right - Monocytes
Bottom left - eosinophil
What will lymphocytes further differentiate into?
T-cells and B-cells
What are each of these cells?
Top left - basophil
Top right - eosinophil
Bottom right - neutrophil
What are each of the cells in this image?
Top left picture - left neutrophil, middle monocyte, right basophil
Right - neutrophil
Bottom left - monocyte
What are each of these?
Top left - basophil
Top right - band cell and mature segmented neutrophils
Bottom left- eosinophil
Bottom right - erythrocyte
What is this and what are the defining characteristics?
Eosinophil - electron dense and electron lucent regions within the same granule
What are each of these cells?
Top left - lymphocyte
Right - basophil
Bottom left - left - lymphocyte right - eosinophil
What are each of these?
Left - basophil
Right - lymphocyte
What are each of these?
What are each of these?
Top neutrophil
Bottom - monocyte
What is this?
Sickle cell anemia
What is this?
Microcytic anemia - note small erythrocytes
What is this?
Macrocytic anemia - note the very large erythrocytes
What is this large cell taken from the bone marrow and what does it produce?
Megakaryocyte - produces platelets it will remain in the bone marrow compartment and shed platelets into the vascular space
