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General deck 4 - labs Flashcards

1
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of RBCs:

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4.5-6million

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2
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MCV=

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volume

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3
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MCH=

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color

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4
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MCHC=

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color

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5
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Hemoglobin count:

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15 +/- 3

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6
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Hematocrit count:

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43 +/- 5

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7
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Platelet count:

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150-400k

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8
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Thrombocytes are used for:

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clotting

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9
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WBC counts:

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5-10k

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10
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Lifespan of WBC:

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15-30 days

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11
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12,000 WBCs=

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sick (bacterial)

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12
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15,000 WBCs=

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hospital (bacterial)

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13
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17,000 WBCs=

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Schilling’s Shift (bacterial)

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14
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Over 20,000 WBCs=

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Radiation exposure (myeloid reaction)

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15
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Over 50,000 WBCs=

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cancer, leukemia

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16
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WBC differential:

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Neutrophils 60%, Lymphocytes 30%, Monocytes 8%, Engine 3%, Basophils, 0-1% (Never let my engine blow)

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17
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Increase in neutrophils is caused by:

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bacterial infection, most commonly staph

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18
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Increase in lymphocytes is caused by:

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viral infection

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19
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Decrease in neutrophils is caused by:

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viral infection

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20
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Increase in monocytes is caused by:

A

chronic infection

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21
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Increase in eosinphils is caused by:

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allergies

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22
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Increase in basophils is caused by:

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heavy metal or polycythemia

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23
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Most common cancer in children:

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acute lymphoblastic leukemia

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24
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acute lymphoblastic leukemia:

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Most common cancer in children, 3-5 yo, progresses rapidly, affects immature blood cells

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25
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Acute nonlymphoblastic leukemia:

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rapid cancer, affects myeloid WBCs, MC leukemia in adults

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26
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Most common leukemia in children:

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Acute nonlymphoblastic leukemia

27
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Chronic myelogenous leukemia:

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slow, uncommon adult form with Philadelphia chromosome

28
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Chronic lymphocytic leukemia:

A

slow, elderly

29
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Decreased RBC maturation with increased MCV:

A

macrocytic normochromic anemia

30
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Causes of macrocytic normochromic anemia:

A

poor uptake of B12, B9 deficiency

31
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RBC loss with decreased MCV and decreased MCHC:

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Microcytic hypochromic anemia

32
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Causes of Microcytic hypochromic anemia:

A

iron deficiency and chronic hemorrhage

33
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Thalassemia is common in what groups?

A

Mediterranean and European

34
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Sickle cell anemia is common in what group?

A

African American

35
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AVN of the femoral head is a complication of what anemia?

A

sickle cell

36
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RBC destruction and decreased RBC # is associated with what anemia:

A

normocytic normochromic

37
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Causes for normocytic normochromic anemia:

A

hemolytic, aplastic, acute hemorrhage

38
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Dark red urine indicates:

A

inflammation, lesions or ulceration of related organ

39
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Smoky color urine indicates

A

upper tract lesion

40
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White urine indicates:

A

stagnation of blood, fat and mucus deposits, weakness in blood

41
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Yellow urine indicates:

A

disorder of liver and gallbladder, excess bile secretion, deposits of animal fats

42
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Orange urine indicates:

A

B vitamins are high

43
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Black urine indicates:

A

Onchrosis, end stage Malaria

44
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Increased specific gravity:

A

diabetes mellitus

45
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Decreased specific gravity:

A

diabetes insipidus

46
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Proteinuria:

A

nephron disease, multiple myeloma and muscular dystrophy

47
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Glucose in urine:

A

diabetes mellitus, shock

48
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ketones in urine:

A

diabetes mellitus, starvation

49
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Blood in urine with pain:

A

trauma, infection, stone

50
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Painless blood in urine:

51
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Billirubin + bacteria =

A

urobilinogen

52
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Pus in urine:

A

bladder, urethra usually

53
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Casts in urine:

A

nephron disease

54
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Schilling’s test:

A

B12, 24 hr urine test

55
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IgG:

A

chronic, 85%, 2nd to fight (bacterial, fungus, toxins)

56
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IgA:

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5-10%, mucosal linings (GI and lung)

57
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IgM:

A

acute, 5-10%, 1st to fight

58
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IgE:

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asthma, allergies, small amount, hypersensitivity defense

59
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IgD:

60
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Clay colored stool:

A

biliary obstruction

61
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Tarry colored stool:

A

iron or blood

62
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Steatorrhea:

A

fat in stool from GB/pancreas or malabsorption

63
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Frank blood in stool:

A

lower GI, red

64
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Occult blood in stool:

A

upper GI, GUAIAC

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