WBC Flashcards

1
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larger then rbc, nucleated

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leukocyte

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2
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malignant proliferation of wbc producing cells

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leukemia

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3
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increase wbc

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leukocytosis

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4
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decrease wbc

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leukopenia

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5
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turnover time of labeled compartment

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grain count halving time

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5
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principle: difference in size and density allow the separation of formed elements

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leukocyte fractionation

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5
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formation of life span of neutrophil

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9-10 days from myeloblast to death

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6
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separates particles in similar density

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zonal sedimentation

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6
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separates particles in similar sizes

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zonal centrifugation

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7
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not capable of mitosis

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metamyelocyte

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8
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undergo cell division

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myeloblast, promyelocyte and myelocyte

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9
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contains about 15 times band and segmenters

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storage pool> peripheral blood

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10
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insinuate themselves through the walls of capillaries bet. endothelial cell

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diapedesis

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11
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neutrophils, distinct asymmetric shape

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hand mirror

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12
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glass mirror formed by pseudopod and called

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lamellopod

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13
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one of the two x chromosomes in the cell of a female become in active, what process?

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lyon hypothesis

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14
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expressed in neutrophil used to detect hidden infection

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cd15

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15
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condensation of chromatin below nuclear membrane

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barr body

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16
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avidity binds to neutrophil

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wistar antibody

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17
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neutrophils containing small and dark gray inclusion

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ragocytes

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18
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ability of neutrophil to sense presence of particulate

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chemotaxis or leukotaxis

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19
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undefined neutrophil defect
reduced adhesion and migration

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lazy leukocyte syndorme

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20
Q

-random movement is normal and directional
-motility is impaired
-response with boils

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job syndrome

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21
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glycoprotein found in plasma and outer membrane fibrolast

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fibronectin

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-opsonins are components of fresh serum that coat foreign particle -act upon bacteria to make them tasty
opsonization
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fusion of phagocytic vacuole with lysosome
degranulATION
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failure of granule release
chediak higashi
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inability to ingest organism
congenital c3 deficiency
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chronic granulomatous disease
defect in oxidative metabolism
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impairs hms, unable to produce respiratory burst
g6pd
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absent only in neutrophil and monocyte normal in eosinophil severe candida infection
myeloperoxidase ediciency
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cyclic neutropenia recurring within cycle of
19-21 days
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derived from single precursor cell with all the affected cell (progeny)
clonal disorder
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stable protein that serves marker for leukocyte
lactoferrin
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knapsack shaped nucelus
eosinophil
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eosiniphil can be found in tissues such as
skin other epithelial barriers intestinal tract lungs "SOIL"
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eosinophil spend ___ in circulation , ___ in production
8 hrs, 3-6 days
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excellent stain to demonstrate eosinophil in eosinophiluria
hansel secretion stain
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charcot-leyden crystals composed of
lysophospholipase
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allergic angitis an granulomatosis
churg-strauss syndrome
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basophils matures in
7 days
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sluggish locomotion and phagocytosis
basophil
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produced by t-lymphocyte for recruitment from circulation to sites of allergic reaction
basophilopoietin
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cytochemical reaction can be used to identify basophils
epsilon-aminocaproate
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monocyte enters circulation for
18 hrs
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monocyte remains in the blood fro approx.
3 days
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involve in nursing or suckling phenomenon
monocyte
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___ receptor on macrophage binds ___ and aid in adhesion
CR 1 , C3 b
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monocytic leukocytosis infection bacterial : tb secretes __
dihydrolipoamide acyl transferase
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promotes maturation of t-lymphocyte
thymosin
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pre-thymocyte and thymocyte process TdT
terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase
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t-lymphocyte develops in
thymus
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t lymphocyte develops surface antigen
theta antigen
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lymphocyte that remains programmed
memory cells
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program a population of b-lymphocyte
helper cells
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cooperates GVH reactive t cells
Th (amplifier cells)
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limit the immunologic activity of other lymphocyte
suppressor cells
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respond to particulate and soluble antigens by producing chemotactic lymphokines
Delayed Hypersensitivity T-lymphocyte
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regulate suppressor and helper t cells
activator cells
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blocks the reproduction of viruses
interferon
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secreted by leukocytes upon exposure
alpha interferon
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secreted by fibroblasts
beta interferon
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secreted by lymphoid cells
gama interferon
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kills targets cells, and foreign substances and causes tissue damage
lymphokines
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directs movement of macrophage, monocyte and granulocyte
chemotactic factor
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defective development of lymphoid thymus
Nezelof syndrome
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not a genetic origin but may result from intrauterine infection
Di george syndrome
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infantile sex linked agamma
brutons agammaglobulinemia
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other name for B lys S
TALL 1
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loss both t and b function
swiss type agammaglobulinemia
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failure to generate adequate t cell response
wiskott aldrich
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ataxia telaengiectasia
dilation of small blood vesssels
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immunosurveillance against tumor cells
natural killer cell
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lymphocytotoxicity test measuring the degree of antibody reactivity
PRA percent reactive antibody
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plasma cell labeling index
2 bromo 2 deoxyuridine
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to detect dohle bodies non cytochemical satin
pappenheim methyl green pyronine stain
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to detect true reticulum fibers and stroma cells
gomori silver-gold impregnation
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used to rule in ALL
PAS and ORO
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used to rule in granulocytic leukemia
SBB, MP, D-CI-E
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used to distinguish CML from other leukocutosis
NAP
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rule in hairy cell leukemia
ACP
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absolute basophil count
to distinguish between progranuclocyte and basophils
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toluidine blue method
copper & cruickshank method
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lyse erythrocyte and render basophilic granules
cetylpyrimidium chloride
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used as mordant
aluminum sulfate
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associated with gargoylism
alder-reilly anomaly
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rodlike structure in cytoplasm of monoblast and myeloblast
aur bodies
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irregularly size inclusion bodies, cerulean blue areas in cytoplasm of PMN
Dohle-Amato bodies
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prsence of fat containing vacuoles
jordan anomaly
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presence of inclusion in pmn and monocyte
may-hegglin anomaly
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failure of nucleus of neutrophil to lobulate
pelger-huet
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degenerating or ruptured wbc
smudge/basket cell
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due to erlichiosis infections
basophilic morule body
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sex-linked recssive (disease of male infants)
Chronic granulomatous Disease
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lymphocyte with thread like projection
hairy cells
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maturation off nautrophil causing macropolycytes
undritz anomaly
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generally specific for SLE
Anti Native DNA and anto- Sm
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SnRNP
containd uracil
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