PREDOMINANT CELLS SEEN IN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID

Question 1

Normal Viral, tubercular and fungal meningitis

Answer 1

Lymphocytes
Monocytes

Question 2

Multiple sclerosis

Answer 2

Lymphocytes

Question 3

All stages of development may be found

Answer 3

Lymphocytes

Question 4

Bacterial meningitis

Answer 4

Neutrophils

Question 5

Early cases of viral, tubercular, fungal meningitis

Answer 5

Neutrophils

Question 6

Cerebral hemorrhage

Answer 6

Neutrophils

Question 7

Granules may be less prominent than in blood

Answer 7

Neutrophils

Question 8

Cells disintegrate rapidly

Answer 8

Neutrophils

Question 9

Found mixed with lymphocytes

Answer 9

Monocytes

Question 10

RBCs in spinal fluid

Answer 10

Macrophages

Question 11

Contrast media

Answer 11

Macrophages

Question 12

May contain phagocytized RBCs appearing as empty vacuoles or ghost cells, hemosiderin granules and hematoidin crystals

Answer 12

Macrophages

Question 13

Acute leukemia

Answer 13

Blast forms

Question 14

Lymphoblasts, myeloblasts or monoblasts

Answer 14

Blast forms

Question 15

Disseminated lymphomas

Answer 15

Lymphoma cells

Question 16

Resemble lymphocytes with cleft nuclei

Answer 16

Lymphoma cells

Question 17

Multiple sclerosis

Answer 17

Plasma cells

Question 18

Lymphocyte reactions

Answer 18

Plasma cells

Question 19

Traditional and classic forms see

Answer 19

Plasma cells

Question 20

Diagnostic procedures

Answer 20

Ependymal, choroidal

Question 21

Seen in clusters with distinct nuclei and distinct cell walls

Answer 21

Ependymal, choroidal and spindleshaped cells

Question 22

Metastatic carcinomas

Answer 22

Malignant cells

Question 23

Primary CNS carcinoma

Answer 23

Malignant cells

Answer 24

Malignant cells