Hematology Flashcards

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Normal WBC

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5.000-10,000/cubic mm

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Normal Hgb (Female)

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12.0-16.0 g/dL

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3
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Normal Hgb (Male)

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13.5-17.5 g/dL

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4
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Normal Hct (Female)

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36-46%

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5
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Normal Hct (Male)

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41-53%

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6
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Hgb:Hct ratio

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1:3

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7
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Normal Platelet Count

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150K-400K/cubic mm

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8
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WBC Differential

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  • 60% neutrophils
  • 25% lymphocytes
  • 10%monocytes
  • 2% bands
  • 1-3% eosinophils
  • <1% basophils
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9
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WBC differential in 4 y/o

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  • 50% lymphocytes
  • 42% neutrophils
  • 5% monocytes
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10
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Polycythemia

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Increase in total # of RBC’s, amont of Hgb, or RBC mass in circulation

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11
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Anisocytosis

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Variations in size, RDW > 14.0

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12
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Poikilocytosis

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Variation in RBC shape

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13
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Polychromasia

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Increased # reticulocytes, >1.5%, bluish gray in color due to ribosomal material

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14
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Hypochromia

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Central pallor >1/3 the size of RBC

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15
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Microcytosis

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Presence of RBCs <7 micrometers

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16
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Macrocytosis

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Presence of RBCs >8.5 micrometers

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Acanthocyte

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  • Irregularly spiculated RBC

- Abetalipoproteinemia

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Echinocyte

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  • RBCs with short, reguar spicules

- Uremia

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Spherocyte

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  • RBC with no central pallor

- Hereditary spherocytosis

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Ovalocyte

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  • Eliptical RBC

- Sickle cell disease

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Schistocyte

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  • Fragmented, bi- or tri-polar spiculated RBC

- Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)

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Sickle cell

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  • Bipolar spiculated RBC

- Sickle cell disease

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Stomatocyte

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  • Mouth-like deformity

- Hereditary stomatocytosis

24
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Target cell

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  • RBC with concentric circles

- Thalassemias

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Tear drop
- KUnipolar spiculated RBC | - Myelofribrosis
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Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV)
Indicates size of RBC
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Microcytic
MCV < 80 fL
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Normocytic
MCV = 80-100 fL
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Macrocytic
MCV > 100
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Normal reticulocyte count
- 1% of RBC count | - 50K-60K / microliter
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Causes of RBC sickling
- Hypoxia (altitude or infection) - Cold - Stress - Physical exertion - Acidosis