Hematology Flashcards
The diffrenced between CML and a leukmoid reaction are
Leukmoid: INCREASED LAP, INCREASED toxic granulation, Dohle Bodies, and Ph chromosome negative
CML: DECREASED LAP, DECREASED toxic granulation, NO Dohle bodies, Ph chromosome positive
HCT NV
37-53%
RDW NV
11.5-14.5 %
Hemolysis and hemolytic anemia would cause Hgb A1c levels to
Decrease
MCH equation
HGB/RBC x 10
In POSThepatic jaundice (i.e. obstructive jaundice), describe the bilirubin results
Serum unconjugated: Normal Serum conjugated: INCREASED Urine Bilirubin: INCREASED Urine Urobiliogen: DECREASED Marked increased in GGT, AST, ALT
MCHC NV
32-36 %
In Hepatic jaundice (i.e. cirrosis, viral hepatitis), describe the bilirubin results
Serum Unconjugated: INCREASED
Serum Conjugated: INCREASED
Urine Bilirubin: 0 or INCREASED
Urine Uronbilinogen: INCREASED
Nephrotic syndrom results from damage to the kidney. What will you find increased in the urine?
Albumin
WBC NV
4.8-10.8 x10^9
PLT NV
150-450 x10^9
What does creatinine clearance help estimate?
The glomular filtration rate (the rate of blood flow through the kidneys)
MCV NV
800-100 fL
Where are Heinze bodies found and what are they composed of?
Inner RBC membrane
Denatured hemoglobin
MCHC equation
HGB/HCT X 100
MCH NV
27-31 pg
HGB NV
M: 14-18
F: 12-16 g/dL
Characteristics of G6PD deficiency
Causes hemolysic crisis Jaundice (neonatal and adult) Avoid Triggers Malaria protection HEINZ BODIES