Normal Red Blood Cells Flashcards

1
Q

Six stages of RBC maturation.

A

Rubriblast, prorubricyte, rubricyte, metarubricyte, polychromatophil, erythrocyte

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2
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The iron containing portion of hemoglobin?

A

Heme

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3
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Protein portion of hemoglobin.

A

Globin

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4
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Job of the hemoglobin.

A

Carrying O2 to tissues and CO2 to lungs

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5
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What does hemoglobin aid in?

A

Diagnose anemia, detect blood loss

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6
Q

What test can you find a Hemeglobin level in?

A

CBC

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7
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The bigger the central pallor….

A

The less Hemeglobin.

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8
Q

RBCs are what shape?

A

Bi- concave disks

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9
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What do we look for in red blood cells?

A

Size, shape, color

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10
Q

Only seeing several during your morphology scan.

A

Rare

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11
Q

Seeing 1-2 every few fields.

A

Occasional

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12
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Seeing 1-2 every field

A

Slight

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13
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More than 1-2 every field but less than 1/2

A

Moderate

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14
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More than 1-2 the cells.

A

Marked

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15
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Normal RBCs when they are all the same size.

A

Normalcytic

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16
Q

Variation in size.

A

Anisocytosis

17
Q

Increase in cell size.

A

Macrocytosis

18
Q

Decrease in cell size.

A

Microcytosis

19
Q

Has less central pallor.

A

Feline RBCs

20
Q

Has more central pallor.

21
Q

Normal color.

A

Normochromic

22
Q

Stacked coins arrangement. Common in horses

23
Q

Saline breaks up this formation that is normal in horses.

24
Q

What is central pallor?

A

Torn out piece in the middle of red blood cell (white portion)

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How do you tell the difference between dog and. At RBCs?
Central pallor for cats, no central pallor for dogs.
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What is the difference between normal RBCs and polychromatic cells?
Polychromatic cells are much larger
27
What are polychromatic cells?
Juvenile cells (high school age)
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What are Nucleated red blood cells?
Young red blood cells (middle school age)
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This species has a more natural Rouleaux appearance.
Felines