Hematology Flashcards
o Lilac/purple
o Thin/small granules
o 3-5 lobes
o No affinity to methylene blue and eosin
(NEUTRAL)
Neutrophil
o Stains orange-pink
o Medium size granules
o Bi-lobed
o Has affinity to acid/eosin
Eosinophil
o ↓ among all WBC
o Histamine granules
o Dark blue granules (methylene blue)
o 3 lobes
o Nucleus is not round
Basophil
o Responsible for phagocytosis
o No nucleoli
o Small granules
o Vacuolations
o Irregular nucleus (S, horseshoe, kidney)
o Grayish blue cytoplasm
o BIGGEST CELL IN BLOOD
Found in viral infection
Monocytes
o Irregular/oblong nucleus
o Has nucleoli
o Close to RBC
o increased in children
Lymphocytes
principle of SYSMEX XN 3000
Main: Electrical Impedance with Hydrodynamic Focusing (for RBC and Platelets)
Differential Count (WBC): Fluorescence Flow Cytometry
principle of BECKMAN COULTER DXH 900
Main: Electrical Impendance
principle of DI (DIGITAL IMAGING) 60
ANN (Artificial Neural Network)
Digital Morphology (with built-in microscope-OLYMPUS)
Automated Slide Reader
DI (DIGITAL IMAGING) 60
Automated slide processor with stain preparation (15 minutes)
SP10
principle of SYSMEX CS 2500-A (main machine for PT PTT)
Photo-Optical uses Transmitted Light Detection Method
principle of SYSMEX CA 101
Opto-Mechanical via Turbodensitometric Method
Back-up machine for PT/PTT
SYSMEX CS 2500-B
principle of MULTIPLATE ANALYZER
Impedance Aggregometry
tests done in MULTIPLATE ANALYZER
Clopidogrel Response Monitoring Test (ADP test)
Aspirin Response Monitoring Test (ASPItest)
principle of ALCOR SCIENTIFIC iSED
Photometric Rheology
Flaggings: WBC Left Shift
Immature Cells
Flaggings WBC Right Shift
Hyper segmentation
reference interval for Hemoglobin (female)
11.6-15.5
stain commonly used for peripheral blood and bone marrow films
Wright and Wright-Giemsa stains
termed polychrome stains (since they contain both eosin and methylene blue)
Wright or Wright Giemsa stain
free methylene blue is?
basic and stains acidic cellular components, such as RNA, blue
Free eosin is?
acidic and stains basic components such as Hemoglobin and eosinophilic granules, red,
Giemsa stain
for platelets, RBC morphology, normal diff count, PBS
Wright’s Giemsa Stain
for abnormal diff count (immature cells)
engulfs and has enzymes that destroy bacteria and other pathogens; most abundant; plays an important role in fighting many types of bacterial infection
neutrophil
normally increased in geriatric and pediatric patients
lymphocyte
helps fight microorganisms and parasitic infections
eosinophil
travels through the blood to tissues in the body where it become a macrophage or a dendritic cell.
Monocyte
granules are filled with various proteins and chemicals like histamine, serotonin, and heparin
basophil
increased RBC indices
cold agglutinin
what does a perfect histogram look like?
bell shaped
Reagent of PT
Thromborel S
Reagent of PTT
Pathrombin SL, CaCl2
Criteria for rejection of samples:
- Hemolyzed
- QNS (Qnty not sufficient)
- Overfilled
machine used for ESR
Alcor Scientific iSED
machine used for ESR
Alcor Scientific iSED