Heme Images Flashcards
1
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What are these?
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normal RBC
2
Q
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eosinophil
3
Q
A
Basophil
4
Q
A
Neutrophil
5
Q
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Monocyte
6
Q
A
Lymphocyte
7
Q
A
Platelets
(small, aneucleate)
8
Q
A
Band
9
Q
A
Metamyelocyte
10
Q
What is occuring in the cytoplasm of this neutrophil?
A
toxic granulation
11
Q
A
reactive lymphocyte
(larger nuclei and lots of cytoplasm)
12
Q
What abnormality is demonstrated by these RBC?
A
hypochromia
13
Q
What structural abnormalities are demonstrated in these RBC?
A
Anisocytosis,
poikilocytosis
14
Q
What abnormality is demonstrated by this cell?
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Polychromasia
(residual mRNA is present in RBC)
15
Q
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Sickle cell
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A
bite cells
17
Q
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schistocyte
18
Q
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Heinz bodies
19
Q
A
bite cells
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Q
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Howell Jolly bodies
21
Q
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Hgb C crystals
22
Q
What’s the condition?
A
SCD Hgb SC
23
Q
A
sickle cell anemia
24
Q
What condition?
A
microcytic hemolytic anemia
(schistocytes)
25
What condition?
Iron deficiency anemia
| (microcytic, hypochromic)
26
What condition?
Sickle Cell SC
| (note central cell and target cells)
27
What condition?
Megaloblastic/Macrocytic anemia
(large RBC due to DNA synthesis errors; hypersegmented neutrophil)
28
Howell Jolly Body
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What's the upper left cell?
nucleatued RBC
30
What condition?
Spherocytosis
31
basophilic stippling
32
(Bone marrow)
ringed sideroblasts (in sideroblastic anemia)
33
spherocyte
34
What deficiency?
pyruvate kinase
35
bite cell
36
AML
(some myelocyte maturation with auer bodies)
37
acute premyelocytic leukemia
(more mature, pink blasts, stacks of auer rods)
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Acute monocytic leukemia
39
Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
40
Acute myeloid leukemia
41
Myelofibrosis
| (tear drop cells)
42
What condition? (this is bone marrow)
myelofibrosis
43
What condition?
chronic myelogenous leukemia
44
What condition?
essential thrmbocythemia (increased number/size of platelets)
45
What condition?
infectious mono
46
What condition?
Hodgkin lymphoma
| (note RS cell)
47
What condition?
Essential thrombocythemia
48
What's the condition?
(note: hypersegmented neutrophil and abn RBC's)
pernicious anemia
"This hypersegmented neutrophil is present along with macro-ovalocytes in a case of pernicious anemia. Compare the size of the RBC's to the lymphocyte at the lower left center." --WebPath
49
What are these two abnormal cells?
RBC with Howell-Jolly Bodies
Nucleated RBC
50
What protein is absent in these RBCs?
spectrin (hereditary sphereocytosis)
51
What condition (and subtype) is this consistent with?
CML
Philadelphia chromosome (+)
52
What condition? (this is sectioned vertebral bone)
multiple myeloma
53
Reed-Sternberg cells (Hodgkin's)
54
What's the condition?
| (sorry if this is fuzzy)
AML
55
What's the condition?
myelofibrosis
| (also thalassemia)
56
What's the condition?
(note: hypersegmented neutrophil and abn RBC's)
pernicious anemia
"This hypersegmented neutrophil is present along with macro-ovalocytes in a case of pernicious anemia. Compare the size of the RBC's to the lymphocyte at the lower left center." --WebPath
57
What are these two abnormal cells?
RBC with Howell-Jolly Bodies
Nucleated RBC
58
What protein is absent in these RBCs?
spectrin (hereditary sphereocytosis)
59
What condition (and subtype) is this consistent with?
CML
Philadelphia chromosome (+)
60
What condition? (this is sectioned vertebral bone)
multiple myeloma
61
Reed-Sternberg cells (Hodgkin's)
62
What's the condition?
| (sorry if this is fuzzy)
AML
63
What's the condition?
myelofibrosis
| (also thalassemia)
