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Lab Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Sickle cell or hemoglobin S

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Hemoglobin C
Rectangular hemoglobin crystals

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Hemoglobin SC
Irregular crystals, sickle cells, target cells

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Hemoglobin E
MCV = 58; Hb = 13.5
Non-specific target cells

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Neonate “kiddie” lymphs

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Small naive lymphocytes

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Normal lymphocytes

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Reactive lymphocyte

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Atypical lymphocyte

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Reactive lymphocyte

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Monocyte

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Anaplasma phagocytophilum
Rodents natural hosts
Fever, severe headache, muscle pain, malaise
<1% fatal
Morula in neutrophils

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Ehrlichia chaffeensis
Deer natural hosts
Fever and chills, severe headache, muscle pain, rash
3% fatal
Morula in monocytes

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Bacteria
Bacilli, cocci, spirochete
Bacteria stain blue-purple with romanowsky stains
Rarely present in high enough numbers to be seen on peripheral blood smears

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Fungi
Yeast: candida, cryptococcus, malassezia furfur
Dimorphic fungi: histoplasma capsulatum, penicillium marneffei

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Candida albicans
Normal flora
Common cause of health-care associated sepsis
40-60% fatality
Causes respiratory infections and thrush

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Histoplasma capsulatum
Biphasic mold
Environmental in nitrogen rich soil
Infection is problematic for immuno-compromised persons
Indicator of aids

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Babesia microti

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Babesia
Pyriform shapes
Teardrop pairs

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Babesia
May form tetras or “Maltese crosses”
Not seen in malaria

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Babesia
Cases with very high parasitemias may occur as extracellular aggregates
Can be confused with schizonts of plasmodia

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A classical malaria attack lasts how long and consists of what?

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6-10 hours
Consists of:
A cold stage (shivering)
A hot stage (fever, headaches, vomiting; seizures in young children)
A sweating stage (sweats, normal temp., tiredness)

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What are 3 severe forms of malaria

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Black water fever
Cerebral malaria
Severe anemia

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What is the stain of choice for malaria parasites

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Giemsa stain

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What is an alternative to Giemsa stain

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Wright stain

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26
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What does not show with a wright stain?

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Schuffner’s dots

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What kind of ph shows Schuffner’s dots better

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Basic

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Malaria P. vivax with wright stain
No Schuffner’s dots

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Malaria P. vivax with Giemsa stain
Visible Schuffner’s dots

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Malaria
P. falciparum

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Malaria - P. falciparum ring stage

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Malaria - P. vivax ring stage

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Malaria - P. malariae ring stage

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Malaria - P. oval ring stage

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Malaria - P. falciparum trophozoite stage

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Malaria - P. vivax trophozoite stage

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Malaria - P. malariae trophozoite stage

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Malaria - P. oval trophozoite stage

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Malaria - P. falciparum schizont stage

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Malaria - P. vivax schizont stage

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Malaria - P. malariae schizont stage

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Malaria - P. oval schizont stage

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Malaria - P. falciparum gametocyte stage

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Malaria - P. vivax gametocyte stage

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Malaria - P. malariae gametocyte stage

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Malaria - P. oval gametocyte stage

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P. falciparum ring stage
Accolade cell can kill within 48 hours

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P. falciparum gametocytes

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Malaria rings

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Malaria trophozoites

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Malaria Trophozoites

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Malaria gametocytes

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Trypomastigote

54
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Trypanosoma brucei

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Trypanosoma cruzi
Holds feces
Common on US borders
More “S” shaped

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Sickle cell
Often found with nucleated RBCs, target cells, and Howell-jolly bodies

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Hemoglobin C
Rod-shaped cells
Often has spherocytes and target cells

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Hemoglobin SC
Folded RBCs → look for crystals
Odd shapes → kind of look like schistocytes

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Hemoglobin H

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Hemoglobin Bart’s hydrops fetalis syndrome

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B- thalassemia minor
Hypochromic, microcytic
Minor anemia
2 alleles missing
Usually contains target cells

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Beta thalassemia intermedia
Contains nucteated RBCs and target cells
Treatment needed

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B- thalassemia major (Cooley’s anemia)
Will need a blood transfusion
Can have elevated or normal cell count

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Reactive lymphocytes

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Monocyte

66
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Infectious mononucleosis (“kissing disease”)
Increased lymphocytes
T-cells kill infectious B-cells
Epstein-barr virus

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Viral infection
High lymphocyte count or low neutrophil count
Atypical lymphocytes

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Pertussis “whooping cough”
Atypical lymph’s

69
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Serum sickness
Dark blue cytoplasm
B-lymph
Crystallized antibody
Plasma cytoid

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Platelets and platelet agglutination

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Megakaryocyte fragments
Fragments and nRBCs

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