Uams - Hematology final UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
, Change their Shape What must RBCs be able to do to escape the macrophages in the spleen?
Myelocyte Last granulocyte to undergo mitosis.
Promyelocyte Primary granules are first seen in what cell?
Myeloperoxidase Primary granules contain
Myelocyte Secondary granules are first seen in?
lysozomes Secondary granules contain what?
Band
Monocyte
Myeloblast
lymphocyte
lymphocyte
The patient has many large cells in the blood which have high N/C ratio, multiple
leukemia nucleoli, no granules and fine nuclear chromatin. The patient's clinical condition most
likely is:
The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange granules and a segmented nucleus.
Normal
The patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Which of following cells can be found in the blood of a normal healthy adult?
-Plasma Cell
Polychromatic Erythrocyte -Promyelocyte
-Polychromatic Erythrocyte
-Polychromatophilic normoblast (Rubricyte)
The patient is 5 years old and has a white blood count of 9,000/µL with 75%
Probably normal lymphocytes. There is one reactive lymphocyte per 100 WBCs. Which of following is
a correct statement regarding this patient's condition?
Do we see plasma cells in peripheral no
blood?
Do we see lymphocytes in peripheral YES
blood.
Do we see Macrophage with iron in no
peripheral blood?
Yes Do we see bands in peripheral blood
, Change their Shape What must RBCs be able to do to escape the macrophages in the spleen?
Myelocyte Last granulocyte to undergo mitosis.
Promyelocyte Primary granules are first seen in what cell?
Myeloperoxidase Primary granules contain
Myelocyte Secondary granules are first seen in?
lysozomes Secondary granules contain what?
Band
Monocyte
Myeloblast
lymphocyte
lymphocyte
The patient has many large cells in the blood which have high N/C ratio, multiple
leukemia nucleoli, no granules and fine nuclear chromatin. The patient's clinical condition most
likely is:
The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange granules and a segmented nucleus.
Normal
The patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Which of following cells can be found in the blood of a normal healthy adult?
-Plasma Cell
Polychromatic Erythrocyte -Promyelocyte
-Polychromatic Erythrocyte
-Polychromatophilic normoblast (Rubricyte)
The patient is 5 years old and has a white blood count of 9,000/µL with 75%
Probably normal lymphocytes. There is one reactive lymphocyte per 100 WBCs. Which of following is
a correct statement regarding this patient's condition?
Do we see plasma cells in peripheral no
blood?
Do we see lymphocytes in peripheral YES
blood.
Do we see Macrophage with iron in no
peripheral blood?
Yes Do we see bands in peripheral blood
