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Inclusion bodies Flashcards

1
Q

unwanted materials inside RBCs, formed due to improper/ incomplete development or
maturation of cells

A

Inclusion bodies

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2
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–fragments of the nucleus resulting from karyorrhexis, nuclear remnants of DNA

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Howell- Jolly bodies

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3
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the most specific reaction for DNA, Howell - Jolly bodies

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Feulgen stain

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4
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– formed because of precipitation of ribosomes and RNA due to heavy metal poisoning

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Basophilic Stipplings

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5
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because of polychromasia/polychromatophilia (: reticulocytes [remnants of
RNA])

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Fine Basophilic Stippling

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6
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problem in hemoglobin synthesis (eg. if a px is intoxicated with lead

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Coarse Basophilic Stippling

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remnants of microtubules and mitotic spindle [bell shape, hat shape in electron microscopy]

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Cabot Ring

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formed because of oxidative stress, results to the denaturation of the hgb. (eg. G6PD deficiency,
thalassemia, hemoglobinopathy)

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Heinz Bodies

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9
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Stained used in Heinz Bodies

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Supravital stain

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10
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spleen removed the Heinz Bodies in the red cell

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Bite cell (Degmacyte)

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– problem with globin, associated w/ thalassemia (Supravital stain)

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Hemoglobin H inclusion

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12
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accumulation of iron deposits (eg. intoxicated with lead)

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Ringed sideroblast -

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12
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changes in structure of hgb, “bar of gold”

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Hb CC crystals

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13
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Washington monument shaped like crystal

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Hb SC crystals

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14
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confirm the presence of iron

  • ringed sideroblast stain
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Prussian blue (Perl’s stain)

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15
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– basophilic inclusions aggregates near the periphery of cell
o Formed because of the accumulation of ribosomes, mitochondria, and unused iron

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Pappenheimer bodies

16
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tick borne, Maltese cross-formation

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Babesia

17
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Because of antibodies (can be cold agglutinins, significant hemolytic anemia, or pneumonia)

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Agglutination

18
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increase plasma proteins, stack of coins (presence of inflammation), seen in multiple myeloma

A

Rouleaux

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