Uams - Hematology final Exam 2026
Questions and Answers
Change their Shape - Correct answer-What must RBCs be able to do to escape the
macrophages in the spleen?
Myelocyte - Correct answer-Last granulocyte to undergo mitosis.
Promyelocyte - Correct answer-Primary granules are first seen in what cell?
Myeloperoxidase - Correct answer-Primary granules contain
Myelocyte - Correct answer-Secondary granules are first seen in?
lysozomes - Correct answer-Secondary granules contain what?
Band - Correct answer-
Monocyte - Correct answer-
Myeloblast - Correct answer-
lymphocyte - Correct answer-
lymphocyte - Correct answer-
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,leukemia - Correct answer-The patient has many large cells in the blood which
have high N/C ratio, multiple nucleoli, no granules and fine nuclear chromatin. The
patient's clinical condition most likely is:
Normal - Correct answer-The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange
granules and a segmented nucleus. The patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Polychromatic Erythrocyte - Correct answer-Which of following cells can be found
in the blood of a normal healthy adult?
-Plasma Cell
-Promyelocyte
-Polychromatic Erythrocyte
-Polychromatophilic normoblast (Rubricyte)
Probably normal - Correct answer-The patient is 5 years old and has a white blood
count of 9,000/µL with 75% 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 blood? - Correct answer-no
Do we see lymphocytes in peripheral blood. - Correct answer-YES
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,Do we see Macrophage with iron in peripheral blood? - Correct answer-no
Yes - Correct answer-Do we see bands in peripheral blood
No (Found in BM) - Correct answer-Do you normally see rubricytes in peripheral
blood?
Yes - Correct answer-Do you normally see Heinz bodies in peripheral blood?
Yes - Correct answer-Do we usually see 10 metarubricytes in a newborns
peripheral blood?
Adult female - Correct answer-The BEST interpretation for a hematocrit value of
37% is:
-Normal for an adult female
-Normal for a newborn infant
-High for an adult
Low for a child
Estimation of red cell number - Correct answer-Which of the following is NOT
typically part of a differential?
-Estimation of red cell number
-Identification of 100 WBC
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, -Examination of red cell morphology*
-Platelet Estimate*
Hemoglobin - Correct answer-When the red cell morphology shows agglutination
on the smear, which of the following would be correct from the automated cell
counter?
-Red Count
-MCV
-Hematocrit
-Hemoglobin
NRBC - Correct answer-What is an orhtochromic normoblast (metarubricyte)
Normal for a newborn/abnormal for an adult - Correct answer-A patient has 5
orthochromic normoblasts (metarubricytes) in the peripheral blood per 100 white
blood cells. Which of the following can be said regarding the normalcy of this
finding?
-Normal for a newborn; abnormal for an adult
-Normal for both newborn and adult
-Abnormal for both newborn and adult
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Questions and Answers
Change their Shape - Correct answer-What must RBCs be able to do to escape the
macrophages in the spleen?
Myelocyte - Correct answer-Last granulocyte to undergo mitosis.
Promyelocyte - Correct answer-Primary granules are first seen in what cell?
Myeloperoxidase - Correct answer-Primary granules contain
Myelocyte - Correct answer-Secondary granules are first seen in?
lysozomes - Correct answer-Secondary granules contain what?
Band - Correct answer-
Monocyte - Correct answer-
Myeloblast - Correct answer-
lymphocyte - Correct answer-
lymphocyte - Correct answer-
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,leukemia - Correct answer-The patient has many large cells in the blood which
have high N/C ratio, multiple nucleoli, no granules and fine nuclear chromatin. The
patient's clinical condition most likely is:
Normal - Correct answer-The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange
granules and a segmented nucleus. The patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Polychromatic Erythrocyte - Correct answer-Which of following cells can be found
in the blood of a normal healthy adult?
-Plasma Cell
-Promyelocyte
-Polychromatic Erythrocyte
-Polychromatophilic normoblast (Rubricyte)
Probably normal - Correct answer-The patient is 5 years old and has a white blood
count of 9,000/µL with 75% 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 blood? - Correct answer-no
Do we see lymphocytes in peripheral blood. - Correct answer-YES
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,Do we see Macrophage with iron in peripheral blood? - Correct answer-no
Yes - Correct answer-Do we see bands in peripheral blood
No (Found in BM) - Correct answer-Do you normally see rubricytes in peripheral
blood?
Yes - Correct answer-Do you normally see Heinz bodies in peripheral blood?
Yes - Correct answer-Do we usually see 10 metarubricytes in a newborns
peripheral blood?
Adult female - Correct answer-The BEST interpretation for a hematocrit value of
37% is:
-Normal for an adult female
-Normal for a newborn infant
-High for an adult
Low for a child
Estimation of red cell number - Correct answer-Which of the following is NOT
typically part of a differential?
-Estimation of red cell number
-Identification of 100 WBC
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, -Examination of red cell morphology*
-Platelet Estimate*
Hemoglobin - Correct answer-When the red cell morphology shows agglutination
on the smear, which of the following would be correct from the automated cell
counter?
-Red Count
-MCV
-Hematocrit
-Hemoglobin
NRBC - Correct answer-What is an orhtochromic normoblast (metarubricyte)
Normal for a newborn/abnormal for an adult - Correct answer-A patient has 5
orthochromic normoblasts (metarubricytes) in the peripheral blood per 100 white
blood cells. Which of the following can be said regarding the normalcy of this
finding?
-Normal for a newborn; abnormal for an adult
-Normal for both newborn and adult
-Abnormal for both newborn and adult
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