Haematopoeitic Flashcards by Zhenzhen George | Brainscape

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Haemorrhage / anaemia

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Haemorrhage - trauma

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Haemorrhage - pulmonary thromboembolism

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Babesia divergens

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Babesiosis

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Bacillary haemoglobinuria (Clostridium haemolyticum)

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Copper poisoning (small ruminants)

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Copper poisoning

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Porcine dermatitis and nephropathy syndrome (PDNS) (PCV2) - irregular red/purple macules + papules

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Swollen + shiny bursa of fabricius (site of haematopoeisis) vs haemorrhagic

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Atrophied bursa - Infectious bursal disease (IBD, Gumboro)

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Chicken anaemia (CAV) - subcut haemorrhage in hock joint

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Normal vs pale bone marrow + low PCV (chicken anaemia (CAV)

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Redmite - anaemia

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Anaemia (redmite, poultry)

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Lymphoma - round cells, mast cells, melanoma, plasma cells, histiocytes, discrete population of round cells, diff shapes + sizes, non-granulated, criteria of malignancy, mature lymphocytes present

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Immature lymphoid cells - huge compared to RBCs, lymphoma

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Lymphoma

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Large solitary lymphoma - erupting through serosa of intestine, going down to mesentery

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Cutaneous lymphoma

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Epitheliotropic lymphoma

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Epitheliotropic lymphoma

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Mediastinal lymphoma

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Extra-nodal lymphoma

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CD79a (B) +ive, B cell lymphoma

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CD3 (T) -ive, T- cell marker; T cell lymphoma

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Feline lymphoma

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Multiple myeloma

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Rouleaux formation (IMHA)

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Spherocytes (extravascular haemolysis)

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Ghost cells (intravascular haemolysis)

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Spherocytes (extravascular haemolysis)

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In-saline agglutination

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Target cells (codocytes) = microcytic, hypochromic
- If see these, inc suspicion of iron-deficient anaemia
- Most common reason for iron deficiency anaemia = chronic GI blood loss
- O may not describe melaena/blood in faeces