Hematology Flashcards

1
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_________(HPC) include _______cells, ________cells and _______cells.

A

Hematopoietic precursor cells (HPC) are stem cells, precursor cells and maturing cells.

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2
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Stem cells constitute approx______% of total HPCs.

A

0.5%

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3
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Progenitor cells represent approx _____% of all HPCs.

A

3%

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4
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Maturing cells represent approx _______% of HPCs.

A

95%

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5
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True or False: Cytokines (growth factors, interleukins) regulate differentiation and proliferation of HPCs.

A

True

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6
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LIst five sites where hematopoiesis occurs

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  1. Yolk sac
  2. Liver
  3. Spleen
  4. Bone Marrow
  5. Thymus
  6. Lymph nodes
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7
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What is the maturation sequence for erythrocytes?

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Rubriblast—————-prorubricyte———————-rubricyte——————————metarubricyte———-reticulocyte———-mature erythrocyte
Pronormobalast____Basophilic normoblast____polychromatic normoblast—-orthochromic normoblast—polychromatic erythrocyte——-mature erythrocyte

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8
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What is the maturation sequence of granulocytes?

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Myeloblast—-promyelocyte——myelocyte——metamylecyte——band neutrophil——segmented neutrophil
(Same for eosinophils and basophils)

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9
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What is the maturation sequence for monocytes and/or macrophages?

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Monoblast——promonocyte——-monocyte——macrophage

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10
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The red cell membrane is composed of ________, ________ and _________.

A

Proteins (50%)
Phospholipids (40%)
Cholesterol (10%)

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11
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The protein matrix of the red cell membrane consists of two types of proteins, ______ and _____.

A

Integral and peripheral

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12
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What is the role of integral proteins on the red cell membrane?

A
  1. Expand though the membrane and support active and passive transport of electrolytes
  2. Position 30 red cell antigens on glycophorin A, B and C
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13
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What is the role of peripheral proteins on the red cell membrane?

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Located on the internal (cytoplasmic) side of the membrane-manages red cell deformability through spectrin, ankyrin & actin.

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14
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The red cell is fully hemoglobinized by which stage in the maturation process?

A

Reticulocyte (begins at basophilic normoblast stage)

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15
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True or False: 2, 3 DPG increases oxygen affinity

A

False—increases

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16
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What is the formula for Khleihauer Betke?

A

Vials of RhIG= %fetal cells x50/30

%Fetal cells per 1000 maternal cells
50=factor to account for average maternal blood
30=average quantity of fetal maternal bleed

KB is detecting HgB F
Fetal screen is detecting anti-D

17
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How to calculate MCV, MCH and MCHC?

A

MCV=Hct X10/RBC count
MCH=HgbX10/RBC count
MCHC=Hgb x100/Hct

18
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What is the sequence for intravascular hemolysis?

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