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HEMATOLOGY 1 Flashcards

1
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Discipline that studies the development and diseases of blood
Involves:

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  • HEMATOLOGY
  • ANALYSES OF CONCENTRATION
  • MORPHOLOGY & FUNCTION OF CELLS IN THE BLOOD
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Hematocrit; other RBC indices

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CONCENTRATION

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Anisocytosis, poikilocytosis, blood volume, etc.

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MORPHOLOGY

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Why do we need to understand the results of laboratory procedures?

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  • TO MONITOR EFFECTS OF THERAPY
  • DETECT THE MINIMAL RESIDUAL DISEASE FOLLOWING THERAPY
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Bacterial infection

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NEUTROPHILIA

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Viral infection

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NEUTROPENIA

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Macrophage in tissues (___ line of defense)

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MONOCYTE
3RD

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Parasite infection & allergy

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BASOPHILIA

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HISTORY
Athanasius Kircher: ___ - ___

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1657
WORMS

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HISTORY
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek: ___; ___ - ___

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MICROSCOPE
1674
ACCOUNT OF RBCs

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HISTORY
Giulio Bizzozero: platelets - ___

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PETITE PLAQUES

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HISTORY
James Homer Wright: ___ - ___

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1902
WRIGHT STAIN

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HISTORY
1657 worms

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ATHANASIUS KIRCHER

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HISTORY
Microscope; 1674 account of RBCs

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ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK

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HISTORY
1902 Wright stain

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JAMES HOMER WRIGHT

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3 Categories of Blood Cells:

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  1. RBCs
  2. WBCs
  3. PLATELETS
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Erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets, plasma

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WHOLE BLOOD

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Small white layer of cells lying between the packed cell volume & plasma (leukocytes & platelets)

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BUFFY COAT

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Liquid portion of unclotted blood
Color: (due to ___)

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  • PLASMA
  • HAZY / PALE YELLOW
  • FIBRIN
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Fluid that remains after coagulation
Color:

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  • SERUM
  • CLEAR & STRAW COLORED
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Red Blood Cells
Description:
Diameter:
Transports ___ & ___
Includes:

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  • ANUCLEATE, BICONCAVE, DISCOID CELLS FILLED W/ REDDISH PROTEIN (HEMOGLOBIN)
  • 6-8 UM IN DIAMETER W/ ZONE OF PALLOR THAT OCCUPIES 1/3 OF THEIR CENTER
  • TRANSPORTS OXYGEN & CARBON DIOXIDE
  • HEMOGLOBIN, HEMATOCRIT, RBC INDICES
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Anemia

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INSUFFICIENT OF HEALTHY RBC

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Polycythemia Vera

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TOO MANY RBC

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White Blood Cells
Description:
Function:

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  • LOOSELY RELATED CATEGORY OF CELL TYPES
  • PROTECT HOST FROM INFECTION & INJURY
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Bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi

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MICROBIOLOGY

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1st line of defense

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SKIN

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2nd line of defense

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WBCs

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3rd line of defense

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PLASMA CELLS, NK, MACROPHAGE, CYTOKINES

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Leukopenia

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LOW / DECREASED WBC COUNT

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Leukocytosis

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HIGH / INCREASED WBC COUNT

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Leukemia
Examples:

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  • CANCER OF THE BLOOD
  • ALL (ACUTE LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA), AML (ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA)
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Types of WBCs

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  1. NEUTROPHILS - BANDS
  2. EOSINOPHILS
  3. BASOPHILS
  4. LYMPHOCYTES
  5. MONOCYTES
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Platelets
Includes:
Processes:

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  • MAINTAIN BLOOD VESSEL INTEGRITY BY INITIATING VESSEL WALL REPAIRS
  • HOMEOSTASIS & THROMBOSIS
  • ADHESION, SECRETION & AGGREGATION
34
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Main function of platelets

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STOP THE BLEEDING

35
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Applicable safety practices required by the OSHA standard

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SAFETY IN THE HEMATOLOGY LABORATORY

36
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Main function of OSHA

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TO ENSURE SAFE & HEALTHFUL WORKING CONDITIONS FOR WORKER BY SETTING THE STANDARD

37
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Original term

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UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS

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OSHA’s current terminology

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STANDARD PRECAUTIONS

39
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Pathogenic microorganisms that when present in human blood, can cause disease
Love to stay at ___ where they can ___, ___, and ___
Include but not limited to ___, ___, ___

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  • BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
  • BODY TEMPERATURE (37 degC)
  • PROPAGATE, NOURISH THEMSELVES, AND REPRODUCE
  • HBV, HCV, HIV
40
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Most common sites for venipuncture

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SUPERFICIAL VEINS OF ANTECUBITAL FOSSA

41
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Skin puncture
Mixture of blood from:
May generate:

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  • NEWBORNS & PEDIATRICS, GERIATRIC, BURNED PATIENTS
  • VENULES, ARTERIOLES, CAPILLARIES, & INTERSTITIAL & INTRACELLULAR FLUIDS
  • SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT TEST RESULTS
42
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Collection Sites:
Under 1 year old:
Children older than 1 / Adults:

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  • LATERAL / MEDIAL PLANTAR SURFACE OF HEEL
  • PALMAR SURFACE OF THE DISTAL PORTION OF THE 3RD / 4TH FINGER
43
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Capillary blood:
More glucose ___
More leukocytes ___
Lower rbc count & hemoglobin value ___
Lower platelet count
RBCs are more fragile

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  • 10-20 mg/dL
  • up to 1000/uL
  • 5%
44
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Capillary blood:
More ___, ___, ___
Lower ___ & ___, ___

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  • GLUCOSE, LEUKOCYTES, FRAGILE
  • RBC COUNT & HEMOGLOBIN VALUE, PLATELET COUNT
45
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Prenatal Hematopoiesis
Most are ___ (___)

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  • ERYTHROID
  • MORE RBC THAN WBC & PLATELETS
46
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I. Mesoblastic Stage
Period:
Formation of ___ in ___
Aggregation of ___
Occurs:
Development of ___ - produces ___

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  • 19TH DAY OF GESTATION
  • BLOOD ISLANDS, YOLK SAC
  • PRIMITIVE CELLS
  • INTRAVASCULARLY
  • PRIMITIVE ERYTHROBLAST (PE), HEMOGLOBIN
47
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Future blood vessels

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ANGIOBLAST

48
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I. Mesoblastic Stage
Types of Hemoglobin
Produced during:

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  1. GOWER I
  2. GOWER II
  3. PORTLAND
    * EMBRYONIC PHASE
49
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II. Hepatic Stage
Period:
Recognizable clusters of developing ___, ___, & ___
___ start to appear; ___
Occurs:

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  • 4-5 GESTATIONAL WEEKS
  • ERYTHROBLAST, GRANULOCYTE, & MONOCYTES
  • LYMPHOID CELLS, LIFETIME
  • EXTRAVASCULARLY
50
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Significant Contributions of Other Organs:
A. Thymus -
B. Kidney -
C. Spleen - active in:
___ - until the end of ___
___ - becomes minimal by the ___ month
___ - lifetime
D. Lymph nodes - ___, ___, ___, ___, & ___

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  • T CELL (CELLULAR)
  • B CELL (HUMORAL)
  • ERYTHROPOIESIS
  • MYELOPOIESIS
  • LYMPHOPOIESIS
  • NRBCs (NUCLEATED RBCs), GRANULOCYTES, MONOCYTES, LYMPHOCYTES, & MEGAKARYOCYTES
51
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First fully developed organ

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THYMUS

52
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II. Hepatic Stage
Hemoglobins:

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  1. Hb A
  2. Hb A2
  3. Hb F
53
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III. Medullary / Myeloid Phase
Period:
Occurs in:

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  • 5TH MONTH OF FETAL LIFE
  • MEDULLA / INNER PART OF BONE MARROW
54
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Ratio of myeloid to erythroid by ___ of gestation

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  • 3:1
  • 21ST WEEK
55
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By the 6th month, hematopoietic main site → production of hematopoietic phase

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LONG SHAFT OF THE BONES

56
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Begins to appear & gradually ___ in concentration

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  • Hb A1
  • INCREASES
57
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III. Medullary / Myeloid Phase
Already Measurable in this Phase (through special lab tests):

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  1. EPO (Erythropoietin)
  2. G-CSF (Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor)
  3. GM-CSF (Granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor)
  4. Hb F
  5. Hb A2
58
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Chief site of Mesoblastic Stage

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YOLK SAC

59
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Chief site of Hepatic Stage
Fetal:

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  • LIVER
  • 3RD MONTH OF DEVELOPMENT
60
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Chief site of Medullary / Myeloid Phase

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RED BONE MARROW

61
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Totipotent
Occurs:

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  • DEVELOPMENT OF EMBRYO TO FETUS
  • FEW HOURS AFTER OVUM FERTILIZES
62
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Pluripotent
Present:

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  • AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF FERTILIZATION
  • ANY CELL TYPE EXCEPT FETUS
63
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Multipotent
Derived from:

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  • PLURIPOTENT STEM CELL
  • LIMITED TO SPECIFIC TYPE OF CELLS TO FORM THE TISSUE
64
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Involved in the proliferation and maturation of blood cells

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ADULT HEMATOPOIETIC TISSUE

65
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Long bone that is responsible for the development of blood production

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BONE MARROW

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Bone Marrow
Made up of:

In this cavity develops a ___

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  • OSTEOBLAST - BONE FORMING CELL
    OSTEOCLAST - BONE RESORBING CELLS
  • PRIMITIVE, UNDIFFERENTIATED CELL KNOWN AS HEMACYTOBLAST / STEM CELLS
  • ONLY mature cells are released normally
67
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ALL blood formed elements ultimately develop from this undifferentiated precursor

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BONE MARROW

68
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A delicate balance exists between developing bone marrow space ___ (honeycomb like space) and the developing infant’s need for blood cells and the liver or spleen remains available because of its hematopoietic capability

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  • 1st few years of life
  • TRABECULAR BONE
69
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Rate of bone marrow growth exceeds the need for blood cells. Therefore, active marrow sites are replaced with areas of fatty reserve and fat first develops in the long bones

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4th year of life

70
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The only active hematopoietic sites are in the pelvis, vertebrae, ribs, scapulae, sternum, skull, and proximal extremities of the long bones

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18th year of life

71
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Main difference between Red Marrow & Yellow Marrow

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RED MARROW - HEMATOPOIETICALLY ACTIVE BONES
YELLOW MARROW - HEMATOPOIETICALLY INACTIVE BONES

72
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Site of blood cell development

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RED MARROW

73
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Mixture of adipose tissue (adipocytes), undifferentiated mesenchymal cells & macrophage

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YELLOW MARROW

74
Q

Blast

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First recognizable precursor in each cell line

75
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Central Space

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Due to resorption of cartilage and endosteal bone

76
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Infancy and Early Childhood:
5-7 y.o.:

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  • RED MARROW ARE ACTIVE
  • ADIPOCYTES MORE ACTIVE
77
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Process replacing the active marrow by the adipose tissue during development

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RETROGRESSION

78
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Primary Lymphoid Tissues:
Secondary Lymphoid Tissues:

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  • BONE MARROW & THYMUS
    & WHERE T & B CELLS ARE DERIVED
  • LYMPHOID BECOME COMPETENT
79
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Blood cell production in hematopoietic tissue other than bone marrow (outside the bone marrow)
Principally occurs in liver and spleen (just like in fetus) lymph nodes and thymus

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EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMATOPOIESIS

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