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A patient has a WBC of 7.0 Relative and absolute are both normal
X103/µL The manual
differential has 60%
neutrophils.
What is a correct
statement for the number
of neutrophils?
Normal granulation
Bi-lobed nucleus
Normal Relative and Absolute Count
Pelger-Huet Looks different but does not affect function of the
neutrophil
In the homozygous condition, can cause cognitive
abnormalities in the patient
Toxic Granulation
Dohle bodies
Left Shift Vaculation
Elevated Relative and Absolute White Count
3 to 5 lobed nucleus
At what cell stage can an Myelocyte
eosinophil be
differentiated?
"Dawn of neutrophilia"
, Platelet count over 1,000,000/µL with large and
Thombocythemia
bizarre forms
Leukoerythroblastosis and tear drops; + silver or
Myelofibrosis
reticulin stain
+ Philadelphia chromosome; left shift and ↑ eos and
CML
basos
polycythemia vera All cells lines increased and ↑ red cell mass
Plasma cell with large vacuoles comprised of
Mott cells, when seen? immunoglobulins aka Russel Bodies. Seen in Multiple
Myeloma.
Decreased Erythropoietin
Increased or Normal O2 Saturation
Polycythemia Vera Increased RBC Mass
Other cell lines are affected
Means True Increase in all blood cell production
Increased Erythropoietin
Decreased O2 saturation
secondary polycythemia Normal RBC mass
Other cell lines not affected
Seen in COPD or lung issues
Reed Sternberg cells in bone marrow and/or
Hodgkin's lymphoma
lymphnodes
Abnormal or Immature lymphs in blood/ BM and
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
lymphnodes - no Reed Sternberg cells
Cutaneous T cell disorder with large, convoluted,
Sezary cell lymphoma
folded nucleus. PAS +
Lymphocytes with thin irregular projections and are
Hairy cell leukemia
TRAP +
Increased WBC, Increased relative and absolute
CLL
Lymphocytes; smudge cell present.
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Terms in this set (89)
A patient has a WBC of 7.0 Relative and absolute are both normal
X103/µL The manual
differential has 60%
neutrophils.
What is a correct
statement for the number
of neutrophils?
Normal granulation
Bi-lobed nucleus
Normal Relative and Absolute Count
Pelger-Huet Looks different but does not affect function of the
neutrophil
In the homozygous condition, can cause cognitive
abnormalities in the patient
Toxic Granulation
Dohle bodies
Left Shift Vaculation
Elevated Relative and Absolute White Count
3 to 5 lobed nucleus
At what cell stage can an Myelocyte
eosinophil be
differentiated?
"Dawn of neutrophilia"
, Platelet count over 1,000,000/µL with large and
Thombocythemia
bizarre forms
Leukoerythroblastosis and tear drops; + silver or
Myelofibrosis
reticulin stain
+ Philadelphia chromosome; left shift and ↑ eos and
CML
basos
polycythemia vera All cells lines increased and ↑ red cell mass
Plasma cell with large vacuoles comprised of
Mott cells, when seen? immunoglobulins aka Russel Bodies. Seen in Multiple
Myeloma.
Decreased Erythropoietin
Increased or Normal O2 Saturation
Polycythemia Vera Increased RBC Mass
Other cell lines are affected
Means True Increase in all blood cell production
Increased Erythropoietin
Decreased O2 saturation
secondary polycythemia Normal RBC mass
Other cell lines not affected
Seen in COPD or lung issues
Reed Sternberg cells in bone marrow and/or
Hodgkin's lymphoma
lymphnodes
Abnormal or Immature lymphs in blood/ BM and
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
lymphnodes - no Reed Sternberg cells
Cutaneous T cell disorder with large, convoluted,
Sezary cell lymphoma
folded nucleus. PAS +
Lymphocytes with thin irregular projections and are
Hairy cell leukemia
TRAP +
Increased WBC, Increased relative and absolute
CLL
Lymphocytes; smudge cell present.
