Robbins Pathology
Robbins
Chapters
Pathology
13–15
Robbins
Chapters
Study
Pathology
Guide
13–15
Hematologic
Chapters
Study Guide
13–15
Disorders
Hematologic
Study
Lymphoid
Guide
Disorders
Hematologic
Neoplasms
Lymphoid
and
Disorders
Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
Lymphoid
and Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
and Blood Pathology.pdf
Robbins Pathology
Chapters 13–15
Study Guide
Hematologic
Disorders
Lymphoid
Neoplasms and
Blood Pathology
Robbins Pathology
Robbins
Chapters
Pathology
13–15
Robbins
Chapters
Study
Pathology
Guide
13–15
Hematologic
Chapters
Study Guide
13–15
Disorders
Hematologic
Study
Lymphoid
Guide
Disorders
Hematologic
Neoplasms
Lymphoid
and
Disorders
Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
Lymphoid
and Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
and Blood Pathology.pdf
,Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
Terms in this set (420)
Chapter 13 - Disease of WBC, LN, Spleen & Thymus Chapter 13 - Disease of WBC, LN, Spleen & Thymus
What cell is capable of giving rise to several different cell Pluripotent cells
types and capable of self renewal and Sit at the apex of
hierarchy of bone marrow progenitors?
Deficiency (decreased #) of leukocytes is called ___ Leukopenias
Proliferation (Inc #) of luekocytes is called ___ Leukocytosis
What 2 disorder is leukocytosis often accompanied by - Sepsis
morphologic changes in the neutrophils? - Kawasaki disease
An abnormally low white cell count; Usually results from Neutropenia
reduced numbers of neutrophils is called __
A clinically significant reduction in neutrophils such that Agranulocytosis
an individual becomes susceptible to bacterial and
fungal infections is called ________
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
,Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
The most common cause of agranulocytosis is ________ Drug toxicity, e.g., cancer treatment
Lymphopenia is seen in 2 diseases such as ______ & ______ - DiGeorge Syndrome
- AIDS
morphologic changes in the neutrophils in leukocytosis Döhle bodies
which are patches of dilated ER; sky-blue is called ____
inflammation of lymph nodes is called __ Lymphadenitis
During Lymphadenitis (inflammation of lymph nodes), Germinal centers
primary follicles enlarge and develop pale staining ______
Where in the LN's do B-cells acquire the capacity to Primary follicles (Germinal centers)
make antibodies?
What zone in the LN undergo hyperplasia? Paracortical T-cell zones
Swelling of cervical LN is caused by Infection of the ______ teeth or tonsils infection
& __________
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
, Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
Swelling of Mesenteric lymph nodes is caused by what acute appendicitis
diseases?
Swollen, gray-red and engorged, painful nodes, Large Acute Nonspecific Lymphadenitis
reactive germinal centers with mitoses and
Macrophages contain debris form microbes/dead cells
are morphology of what lymphadenitis
Follicular Hyperplasia, paracortical Hyperplasia and Chronic Nonspecific Lymphadenitis,
eticular hyperplasia (Sinus Histiocytosis) are 3 different
patterns of lymph node reaction in which lymphadenitis
A B-cell response that results in the production and Follicular Hyperplasia
clonal expansion of plasma cells is what hyperplasia? ____
Dark zone of proliferating blast like B-cells is called ____ Centroblasts
Light zone of B-cells with irregular nuclear contours is ____ Centrocytes
Paracortical Hyperplasia Causes include acute viral Infectious mononucleosis
infections called ____
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
Robbins
Chapters
Pathology
13–15
Robbins
Chapters
Study
Pathology
Guide
13–15
Hematologic
Chapters
Study Guide
13–15
Disorders
Hematologic
Study
Lymphoid
Guide
Disorders
Hematologic
Neoplasms
Lymphoid
and
Disorders
Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
Lymphoid
and Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
and Blood Pathology.pdf
Robbins Pathology
Chapters 13–15
Study Guide
Hematologic
Disorders
Lymphoid
Neoplasms and
Blood Pathology
Robbins Pathology
Robbins
Chapters
Pathology
13–15
Robbins
Chapters
Study
Pathology
Guide
13–15
Hematologic
Chapters
Study Guide
13–15
Disorders
Hematologic
Study
Lymphoid
Guide
Disorders
Hematologic
Neoplasms
Lymphoid
and
Disorders
Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
Lymphoid
and Blood
Neoplasms
Pathology.pdf
and Blood Pathology.pdf
,Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
Terms in this set (420)
Chapter 13 - Disease of WBC, LN, Spleen & Thymus Chapter 13 - Disease of WBC, LN, Spleen & Thymus
What cell is capable of giving rise to several different cell Pluripotent cells
types and capable of self renewal and Sit at the apex of
hierarchy of bone marrow progenitors?
Deficiency (decreased #) of leukocytes is called ___ Leukopenias
Proliferation (Inc #) of luekocytes is called ___ Leukocytosis
What 2 disorder is leukocytosis often accompanied by - Sepsis
morphologic changes in the neutrophils? - Kawasaki disease
An abnormally low white cell count; Usually results from Neutropenia
reduced numbers of neutrophils is called __
A clinically significant reduction in neutrophils such that Agranulocytosis
an individual becomes susceptible to bacterial and
fungal infections is called ________
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
,Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
The most common cause of agranulocytosis is ________ Drug toxicity, e.g., cancer treatment
Lymphopenia is seen in 2 diseases such as ______ & ______ - DiGeorge Syndrome
- AIDS
morphologic changes in the neutrophils in leukocytosis Döhle bodies
which are patches of dilated ER; sky-blue is called ____
inflammation of lymph nodes is called __ Lymphadenitis
During Lymphadenitis (inflammation of lymph nodes), Germinal centers
primary follicles enlarge and develop pale staining ______
Where in the LN's do B-cells acquire the capacity to Primary follicles (Germinal centers)
make antibodies?
What zone in the LN undergo hyperplasia? Paracortical T-cell zones
Swelling of cervical LN is caused by Infection of the ______ teeth or tonsils infection
& __________
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
, Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
Swelling of Mesenteric lymph nodes is caused by what acute appendicitis
diseases?
Swollen, gray-red and engorged, painful nodes, Large Acute Nonspecific Lymphadenitis
reactive germinal centers with mitoses and
Macrophages contain debris form microbes/dead cells
are morphology of what lymphadenitis
Follicular Hyperplasia, paracortical Hyperplasia and Chronic Nonspecific Lymphadenitis,
eticular hyperplasia (Sinus Histiocytosis) are 3 different
patterns of lymph node reaction in which lymphadenitis
A B-cell response that results in the production and Follicular Hyperplasia
clonal expansion of plasma cells is what hyperplasia? ____
Dark zone of proliferating blast like B-cells is called ____ Centroblasts
Light zone of B-cells with irregular nuclear contours is ____ Centrocytes
Paracortical Hyperplasia Causes include acute viral Infectious mononucleosis
infections called ____
Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf Robbins Pathology - Chapter 13 to 15.pdf
