WBC morphology & function Flashcards

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Name the cell types

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5
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In what species are lymphocytes not smaller than neutrophils?

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bovines

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6
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Name the cell type

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monocyte

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7
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Name the cell type & species.

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Eosinophil, bovine- small, densely packed granules

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8
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Name the cell type & species.

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eosinophil: canine- variable appearance

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9
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Name the cell type & species.

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eosinophil: feline- rod shaped granules

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10
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Name the cell type & species.

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eosinophil: equine- dense large granules

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11
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label the cell type and species.

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12
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What are the blood pools for neutrophils?

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circulating, marginating, tissues

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13
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which species responds more readily to tissue demands for neutrophils

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Canine

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14
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What is the ratio circulating pool: marginating pool in most species and then in felines?

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most species: 50:50

felines: 30:70

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15
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What conditions/disease could alter the distribution of neutrophils across the different pools?

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inflammation

stress

excitement

endotoxemia

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16
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What dictates time of neutrophils in circulation?

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tissue demand for neutrophils

17
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When is the time of neutrophils in circulation shortened?

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inflammation

18
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Describe the distribution of lymphocytes in the body?

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19
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What structure transports lymphocytes from l.n. back to circulation?

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thoracic duct

20
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What is the half-life of monocytes in blood? in tissues?

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blood: 12hrs-3days
tissues: weeks-months

21
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What inflammatory mediator is important for eosniphil chemoattraction and production?

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IL-5

22
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What cell is abnormal to observe in the blood?

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mast cell

23
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What cytopenias are clinically important?

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neutropenia

lymphopenia

eosinopenia

24
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Clinically important increases?

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neutrophilia

eosinophilia

basophilia

monocytosis

lymphocytosis

25
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What does neutrophilia in combination with left-shift indicate?

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severe inflammation

consumption of neutrophils

26
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Describe the cell.

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left shifted neutrophil

27
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What stages of neutrophil development involve mitosis? maturation and storage?

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mitosis: myeloblast-promyelo-myelocyte

maturation &storage: meta-band-neutrophil

28
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What are some causes of left-shifting in neutrophils?

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inflammation: infectious & non-infectious

hereditary (Pelger Huet)

neoplasia (CML, AML)

29
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What does the blood film indicate?

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neutrophil left-shift

30
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What is the term used to describe this condition?

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leukemia

31
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On a blood film, a neutrophilia w/ left shift is observed with mature neutrophils predominating. What type of left-shift is this?

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regenerative left shift

32
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On a blood film, a neutropenia/normal neutrophil counts is observed with immature neutrophils predominating. What type of left shift is this?

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degenerative left shift