Random questions Flashcards

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Cat Eosinophil

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Pink granules that are more rod shaped

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2
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Acanthocytes caused by

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HEMANGIOSARCOMA

liver failure

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3
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Codocytes

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Target cells
Increased surface to volume ratio
Liver disease- cholesterol loading
hypothyroidism

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4
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Eccentrocytes

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Oxidative stress
Usually seen with heinz bodies
FRAGMENTARY CHANGE
Onions, red maple

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5
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Echinocytes

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Artifact

snake venom

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6
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Hypochromasia

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Low MCHC
larger central pallor
Iron deficiency OR regeneration

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7
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Schistocytes

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Mechanical injury 
DIC 
glomerular disease
vasculitis 
Portosystemic shunt 
Hemangiosarcoma
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8
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Keratocytes

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Ruptured/fragmented membrane 
DIC 
Vasculitis 
Hemangiosarcoma 
Decreased Iron
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9
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Stomatocytes

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artifact
liver disease
lead poisoning

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10
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Signs of regeneration in RBCs

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anisocytosis
basophilic stippling
increased reticulocytes
howell jolly bodies

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11
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Hyperchromasia

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artifact

hemolysis messing with machine

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12
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Aggregate reticulocytes

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12-24 hours

will be the clumpier cells on the new methylene blue

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13
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Punctate reticulocytes

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mature and remodel as they circulate in the blood stream
10-14 days
will be little dots on new methylene blue

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14
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relative erythrocytosis

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dehydration and hemoconcentration

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15
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Primary absolute erythrocytosis

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Polycythemia vera

Chronic erythroid leukemia

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16
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Secondary absolute erythrocytosis

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Appropriate= Hypoxia, R to L shunts, elevated altitude 
Inappropriate= renal cysts/ tumors, increased T4
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17
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Basophilic stippling

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Severe regenerative response
Lead poisoning
Zinc poisoning

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18
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Heinz bodies

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oxidative stress

Tylenol, red maple, onions, DKA, lymphoma

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19
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Corticosteroid leukogram

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leukocytosis
mature neutrophila
lymphopenia

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20
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Epinephrine leukogram

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leukocytosis 
mature neutrophilia 
lymphocytosis 
elevated platelets 
elevated glucose
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21
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Leukomoid

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WBC over 75,000
Pus bags- pyometra, pyelonephritits 
prostatitis 
neoplasia
hepatozoon
22
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Degenerative left shift

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increased bands with decreased segs

23
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regenerative left shift

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increased bands with increased segs

24
Q

Liver cell injury

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ALT - “Liver tissue trauma”

AST- “sells= cells”

25
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Cholestasis

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ALP
GGT
bilirubin
cholesterol

26
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Bile pigment in cytology with neutrophils

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cholangitis

27
Q

Types of monocytes

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Activated
Epitheliod
Giant multinucleated

28
Q

Types of inflammation in cytology

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Eosinophilic 
Suppurtive
Granulomatous 
Lymphoplasmacytic 
Pyogranulomatous 
Macrophagic
29
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Pyogranulomatous inflammation in cytology

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mix of macrophages and neutrophils
can have lymphs and plasma cells
caused by: fungus, bacteria (blasto), mycobacterial, chronic chylous effusions

30
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Suppurative inflammation

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greater than 85% neuts

31
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Degenerate and non degenerate Neutrophils live in what samples

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CYTOLOGY/TISSUES

32
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Non degenerate neutrophils

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normal
pyknosis and karyorrhexis 
in a non toxic environment 
immune mediated conditions 
neoplastic lesions 
sterile environments (urine or bile)
33
Q

Degenerate neutrophils

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Nuclear swelling
decreased staining – karyolysis
toxic environment
Sepsis, nocardia, tissue necrosis, bile

34
Q

Normal LN

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small lymphs 90%
nuclei= RBC = 7 microns
dense chromatin with little blue cytoplasm

35
Q

Plasma cells

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eccentric nucleus
blue cytoplasm
clumped chromatin and golgi bodies cause they making shit

36
Q

Hyperplastic/ Reactive LN

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Small
medium 30%
more plasma cells

37
Q

Inflamed/ Lymphadenitis

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lots of inflammatory cells

more than 5% neuts or 3% eos

38
Q

Neoplastic

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Immature lymphs take over population

39
Q

Criteria of malignancy

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bizarre mitotic figures 
multiple nuclei 
multiple nucleoli 
weird shaped nuceli 
weird shaped nucleoli 
high N:C ration 
Coarse/ clumped chromatin 
Nuclear molding
40
Q

Hemosiderin and hematoidin

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signs of chronic hemorrhage

occurs within days

41
Q

Erythrophagia

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sign of active/ acute hemorrhage

occurs within hours

42
Q

Types of effusions

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bile, urine, chyle, water, blood, pus, cancer

43
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Ammonium biurate crystals

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severe liver disease
protosystemic shunt
dalmations can be normal

44
Q

Amorphous crystals

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hepatic insufficiency

45
Q

Bilirubin crystals

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liver disease

extravascular hemolysis

46
Q

Calcium Carbonate

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CCCC
“calcium carbonate circle crystals”
normal in horses and rabbits

47
Q

Calcium oxalate dihydrate

A

ethylene glycol AKI
envelopes
CODE (aka make you code)
calcium oxalate dihydrate Envelopes ethelyne

48
Q

Calcium oxalate monohydrate

A

Picket fences

ethylene glycol - more specific

49
Q

struvite

A

alkaline urine
infections
urolithiasis

50
Q

Pros of cytology

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easy
cheap
speed
effusions

51
Q

Pros of histology

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architecture
special stains
better for non exfoliating tissues
higher volume of sample

52
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Signs of cholestasis

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delta and conjugated
GGT
ALP