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1
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total number of circulating WBCs

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WBC count

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2
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relative number of each type of WBC present in blood

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Differential count

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3
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increased WBC

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infection, neoplasia, physiologic conditions in newborn

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4
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immature form of neutrophils

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bands

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5
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normal value of segmenters

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0.50 - 0.70

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6
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normal value of lymphocytes

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0.20 - 0.40

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7
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normal value of eosinophils

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0-0.5

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8
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normal value of basophils

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0-0.01

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9
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normal value of monocytes

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0-0.07

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10
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normal value of bands

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0-0.07

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11
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determination of abnormal RBC precursors

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Bone Marrow Aspirate

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12
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detect WBC alterations

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peripheral blood smear

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13
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uses immune reactions to identify molecules in WBC

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Immunophenotyping

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14
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blood cell formation

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hematopoiesis

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15
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origin of blood cells

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pluripotential hematopoietic stem cells

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16
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most immature cell of the myeloid series

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myeloblast

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17
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start of granule formation

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promyelocyte

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18
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D shape nucleus

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myelocyte

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19
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indented or kidney shaped nucleus

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metamyelocyte

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20
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horse shoe or S shaped

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band cell

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21
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increased in infections and extreme exercise

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neutrophils

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22
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increased in parasitic infections

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eosinophils

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23
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linked to IgE

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basophils

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24
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releases histamine

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mast cells

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25
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most immature cell of the lymphoid series

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lymphoblast

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26
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types of lymphocytes

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T and B cells

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27
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only immature cell that enlarges as it matures at

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megakaryoblast

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28
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largest cell in the bone marrow

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megakaryocyte

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29
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origin of platelets

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megakaryocyte

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30
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Site the most common site of marrow aspiration

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ASIS/PSIS

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31
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1st line of defense of the body

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white blood cell

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32
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normal wbc count

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5-10x10^9/L

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33
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normal neonate WBC count

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18x10^9/L

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34
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effect of exercise to WBC count

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increase

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35
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Decrease in the total leukocyte count

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leukopenia

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36
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percentage of circulating neutrophils

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2-3%

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37
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WBC in the blood vesl walls

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marginal pool

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38
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drugs inducing neutropenia

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Chlorpromazine, Phenothiazine and

Sulfonamides.

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39
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in viral infections, neutrophils are

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decreased

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40
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increase in circulating leukocytes

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leukocytosis

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41
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leukocytosis without tissue damage

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physiologic leukocytosis

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42
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increased rate of neutrophil inflow from marrow to the circulation

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physiologic neutrophilia

43
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increased neutrophils from disease

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pathologic neutrophilia

44
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group of disorder that is

potentially neoplastic

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Myeloproliferative disorder

45
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Non-leukemic leukocytosis

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Leukemoid reaction

46
Q

Lack of myeloblasts in peripheral blood smear

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Leukemoid reaction

47
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enzyme from mature WBC

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Leukocyte Alkaline Phosphatase (LAP)

48
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LAP is increased in what condition?

A

Leukemoid reaction

49
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Most common etiology of lymphocytosis

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viral infection

50
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occur if the total number of
lymphocytes is elevated, but its proportion is elevated in
proportion to the total WBC count

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Relative lymphocytosis

51
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occur when the total number

of lymphocytes is increased in proportion

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Absolute lymphocytosis

52
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WBC increased in Subacute bacterial endocarditis

A

monocyte

53
Q

dominant cell causing inflammatory

response

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macrophages

54
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WBC increased in type 1 hypersensitivity

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basophils

55
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Failure Of Normal Segmentation Of Granulocytic Nuclei

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Pelger Huet Anomaly

56
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Nucleus Shape In Pelger Huet Anomaly

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Dumbbell Shaped

57
Q

Non Neoplastic Condition In Severe Infection

A

Toxic Granulation

58
Q

Remnants Of rER/Free Ribosome

A

Dohle Body

59
Q

> 5 Lobes

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Hypersegmented Neutrophil

60
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Anemia Associated To HYPERSEGMENTED NEUTROPHIL

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Megaloblastic anemia

61
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Azurophilic inclusions in the WBC Not related to infection

A

ALDER REILLY ANOMALY

62
Q

Abnormally large granule in
leukocyte and in other granulecontaining
cell

A

CHEDIAK-HIGASHI SYNDROME

63
Q

Malignancies of white blood cells in peripheral blood

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leukemia

64
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Malignancies of white blood cells in lymph nodes

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lymphoma

65
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T/F Leukemia is always malignant

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true

66
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leukemia with predominant blast cells

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acute leukemia

67
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acute leukemia with predominant mature cells

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monocytic leukemia

68
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Typical picture of leukemia

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LEUKEMIC LEUKEMIA

69
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leukemia with normal WBC count

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SUBLEUKEMIC LEUKEMIA

70
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Normal CBC & PBS, changes are found in the bone marrow

A

ALEUKEMIC LEUKEMIA

71
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most common presentation of leukemia

A

moderate to severe anemia

72
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leukemia with normal platelet count

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Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia

73
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sudan black is positive for AML or ALL?

A

AML

74
Q

peroxidase is for what series?

A

myeloid

75
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leukocyte-specific estarase is positive for?

A

all granulocytes

76
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positive result of Non-specific Esterase

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black granules

77
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marker for monocytes

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NASD Acetate esterase

78
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marker for immature cells

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Terminal Deoxynucleotidyl Transferase

79
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stain for immature RBCs

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Periodic Acid Schiff

80
Q

marker for hairy cell leukemia

A

Tartrate Resistant Acid Phosphatase

81
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Minimally differentiated AML

A

M0

82
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Acute Myelocytic without maturation

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M1

83
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Acute Myelocytic with maturation

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M2

84
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Acute Promyelocytic, hypergranular

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M3

85
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Acute Promyelocytic, hypogranular

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M3V

86
Q

Myelomonocytic

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M4

87
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Myelomonocytic with eosinophilia

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M4-Eo

88
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Monocytic without maturation

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M5A

89
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Monocytic with maturation

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M5B

90
Q

Erythroleukemia

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M6

91
Q

other name of Erythroleukemia

A

DiGuglielmo’s Syndrome

92
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Megakaryocytic

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M7

93
Q

LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA with Homogenous small blast type

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L1

94
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LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA with Heterogenous blast type

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L2

95
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LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA with Homogenous large blast type

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L3

96
Q

L3 resembles what lmphoma

A

Burkitt’s Lymphoma

97
Q

condition wherein the only cells seen are a combination of myeloblasts and mature neutro

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Leukemic hiatus

98
Q

Myeloid Markers

A

CD 13 and CD33

99
Q

FAB Criteria is based on

A

Morphology and Cytochemistry

100
Q

MYELOPROLIFERATIVE SYNDROMES have mutations in

A

tyrosine kinases

101
Q

chromosome seen in CML

A

PHILADELPHIA CHROMOSOME

102
Q

True increase in RBC mass with underlying cause

A

SECONDARY POLYCYTHEMIA

103
Q

Contain an acid phosphatase which is resistant to inhibition by L-tartrate

A

HAIRY CELL LEUKEMIA

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