Hematopoiesis Flashcards

1
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Continuous, regulated process of blood cell
production

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Hematopoiesis

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2
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What are the stages of hematopoiesis?

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Mesoblastic, Hepatic, Medullary/Myeloid Stage

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3
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Where is the site of hematopoiesis in the mesoblastic stage?

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Yolk sac of the human embryo

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4
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what is the day of the development of mesoblastic stage?

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19th day

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5
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what kind of cells form in the mesoblastic stage?

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primitive nucleated erythroblasts

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6
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what does the primitive erythroblast form? list the 3 forms

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Hemoglobin
Gower 1
Gower 2
Portland

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7
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Gower 1 - (? and ?)

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2 Zeta and 2 Epsilon

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8
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Gower 2 - (? and ?)

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2 alpha and 2 epsilon

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9
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Portland (? and ?)

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2 Zeta and 2 Gamma

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10
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Gower 1
Gower 2
Portland
are not detectable after what month?

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3rd month of gestation

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11
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what is the site of hematopoiesis of hepatic stage? and what week?

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Fetal Liver and 5th to 7th week of gestation

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12
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___________ disappear during this stage

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Hematopoiesis in the AGM region and the yolk sac

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13
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what organs contribute to hepatic stage?

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spleen, kidney, thymus, and lymph nodes

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14
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first fully developed organ in the fetus

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thymus

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15
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Hb F (? and ? ) and when is it produced?

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2 alpha and 2 gamma
4th month of gestation

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16
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production of hematopoietic cells in bone marrow and starts in bone marrow

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medullary

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17
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production of hematopoietic cells in the liver and spleen

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extramedullary

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18
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myeloid cells being
produced outside the marrow

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myeloid metaplasia

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19
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what is the site of hematopoiesis of the myeloid stage?

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bone marrow

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20
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by the end of what week does the bone marrow becomes the primary site of hematopoiesis?

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24th week

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21
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what organ began to slowly diminish in the last trimester ?

22
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Hb-A1 (? and ?)
Hb-A2 (? and ?

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2 alpha and 2 beta
2 alpha and 2 delta

23
Q

transport oxygen?

24
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needed for goblin chain synthesis?

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amino acids

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dna replication and cell division
folic acids and vitamin b12
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what percent of bone marrow is active in new born?
80% -90%
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what percent of bone marrow is active in young adult?
60%
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what percent of bone marrow is active in older adult?
40%
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 Aka pluripotential or multipotential cells o Retain the ability to differentiate into any cell lines
Stem cells
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Major site of blood cell production in 2nd trimester (hepatic phase)
Liver
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 Sequesters membrane-damaged RBCs and removes them from the circulation  Largest lymphoid organ in the body
Spleen
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 Bean-shaped structures  Superficial or deep  Lymph  Cortex, paracortex, medulla  Site of lymphocyte proliferation, initiation of specific immune response, filter particulate matter-debrisbacteria
Lymph nodes
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In adults, T cell progenitors migrate to the ______ from the bone marrow for further maturation
thymus
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: 30-70% hematopoietic cells
Normocellular
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<30% hematopoietic cells
Hypocellular
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: >70% hematopoietic cells
Hypercellular
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few or no hematopoietic cells
Aplastic
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Detects myelocytic cells by staining cytoplasmic granular contents
Myeloperoxidase (MPO)
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Detects myelocytic cells by staining cytoplasmic granular contents
Sudan black B (SBB)
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Detects lymphocytic cells and certain abnormal erythrocytic cells by staining of cytoplasmic glycogen
Periodic acidSchiff (P
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: largest bone marrow cell
Megakaryocyte
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most common cell in bone marrow
metamyelocyte
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nonspecific alpha naphthyl acetate
macrophages
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) chloroacetate esterase
Mast cells
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synthesized new bone matrix; water bug/comet appearance
osteoblasts
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large and multinucleated, bone-resorbing cells
osteoclasts
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 Unipotential stem cells  Differentiate into only one cell line
Progenitor
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 Blast forms  Comprise the third marrow compartment
Precursor cells
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 Size: 12 to 20 um  Nucleus: round to slightly oval o Nucleoli: 1 to 2 o Chromatin: fine  Cytoplasm: dark blue; may have prominent golgi  N:C Ratio: 8:1
Rubriblast
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Globin production begins, protein and enzymes for iron uptake and protoporphyrin synthesis produced
Rubriblast
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 Size: 10 to 15 um  Nucleus: round to slightly oval o Nucleoli: 0 to 1 o Chromatin: slightly condensed  Cytoplasm: deeper, richer blue than pronormoblast – “basophilic”  N:C Ratio: 6:1  Detectable hemoglobin synthesis occurs
Prorubricyte
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 Last stage capable of mitosis
Rubicyte