Hematology (Ma'am Agnes lectures) Flashcards

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Serum contains what coagulation factors

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F I, F V. F VIII:C, F XIII

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What coagulation factor is not completely consumed in serum

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F II
>80% is consumed
<20% remains called RESIDUAL PROTHROMBIN

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3
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In what type of liquid part of the blood has fibrinogen

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Plasma because it is not clotted

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Plasma is 55% of the blood’s total volume which is composed of?

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Proteins 7% and it is composed of: (FAG)

Fibrinogen 7%- Main clotting protein
Albumin 55% - Maintains osmotic balance between blood and the tissue fluid
Globulin 38% - Transport other substances

Water 91.5%

Other solutes - Lipids, Carbohydrates, Nutrients, Hormones

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Erythrocytes is composed of

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Matured anucleate red blood cells

Mature RBCs are anucleated

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6
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Buffy coat is how many percent in blood

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Less than 1%

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7
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Three layers of buffy coat

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Upper most - Platelets (less dense)
Middle layer - Monocytes and Lymphocytes (Agranulocytes)
Lower layer - Basophil, Eosinophil, Neutrophils (Granulocytes) together with reticulocytes

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8
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In vitro blood coagulates in what minutes?

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5-10 minutes

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9
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Blood is thick and viscous _ - _ times thicker than water

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3.5 - 4.5 thicker than water (5 times)

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10
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Total blood volume of male female and newborn

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Male: 5-6L adult
Female: 4-5 L
Newborn: 250-350 mL

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11
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Resistance of blood to flow is called

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Viscosity

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12
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Venous and Arterial blood pH

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Venous blood: 7.35
Arterial blood: 7:45

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12
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Viscosity of the blood depends on

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RBCs and Plasma protein

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13
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pH of the blood is maintained by

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Buffering system

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14
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Organs that maintains the pH of the blood

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Lung, Kidney, Brain

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15
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Neutralizes any acidic substance in the bloodstream (prevents blood to be acidic)

16
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Works in the internal fluid of the cell

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Phosphate, protein, hemoglobin

17
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Ratio of the density of the substance to the density of a reference substance

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Blood specific gravity

18
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SG of whole blood, serum, and plasma

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Whole blood: 1.045 - 1.066
Serum: 1.024 - 1.028
Plasma: 1.025 - 1.029

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Specific gravity depends on

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RBCs and Plasma protein

20
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Diagnosis of anemia

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decrease of either of the ff hemoglobin, HCT, RBC

21
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Diagnosis of polycythemia

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increase of either of the ff hemoglobin, HCT, RBC

22
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Estimation of blood loss

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Through hematocrit - determine the volume of packed red cells

23
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To check infection

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WBC increase = Leukocytosis
WBC decrease = Leukopenia

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Abnormal count
Abnormal count of WBC/RBC and diff count
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WBC reference value
4.0 - 11.5 x 10^9 /L
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Method of Hb determination
Acid hematin and Cyanmethemoglobin
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Universal standard of Hb determination
Cyanmethemoglobin
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Cyanmethemoglobin can measure all types of hemoglobin except for
Sulfhemoglobin - Cannot be converted into cyanmethemoglobin
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Use to assess the Erythropoietic activity of the bone marrow
Reticulocytes count (Retics are seen in the peripheral blood if there is a hemolysis present in the body thus the bone marrow compensates by releasing reticulocytes)
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Reference range of reticulocyte count (adult)
0.5 - 1.5%
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Reference range of reticulocyte count (Newborn)
2 - 6 %
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Stain for reticulocyte count and what ratio
Supravital stain such as new methylene blue or brilliant cresyl blue 1:1 ratio (5ml of blood = 5ml of supravital stain) incubate for 15 mins at 37c
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Why is supravital stain the only stain for retics?
Supravital stain stains living cell, reticulocytes have RNA remnants
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ESR methods
Wintrobe Westergren
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Rate of fall of RBC in an hour
ESR (mm/hr)
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Good indicator of inflammation
ESR (not specific)
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