About how many days does it take a RBC to mature?
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5
What does the M stand for in TNM?
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Present of distant metastasis
Which of the following would NOT be an indication for performing a bone marrow
aspirate?
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None of the above (Unexplained findings in CBC, Hypercalcemia,
Nonregenerative anemias, Staging for chemotherapy)
If a smear can not be made immediately, what can be done with the sample, and how
soon must the sample be examined?
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The smear can be mixed with EDTA, however the smear must be made
within an hour of collection
Length of metestrus
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2-3 months
Monocytic hyperplasia
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Increase of monocytes
Erythroid hyperplasia
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Abnormal increase of erythroid cells
What are the main cells of inflammation?
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White blood cells—primarily neutrophils. Small numbers of eosinophils and
lymphocytes may be present. Macrophages may be present
Granulocytic hyperplasia
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Increased in neutrophils
Cellular characteristics for telling malignant potential:
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Increased nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, pleomorphism, anisocytosis, and
macrocytosis
The annual incidence rate of cancer is higher in dogs than in:
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Cats
What is indicated by a neutrophil with a nucleus with six lobes?
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Old cell
Malignant tumors involving epithelial cells are called _________________
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Carcinomas
__________ and __________ are examples of chemotherapeutic drugs that are used in
veterinary medicine to treat cancer.
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Vincristine and Cyclophosphamide
Chronic inflammation is characterized by
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5
What does the M stand for in TNM?
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Present of distant metastasis
Which of the following would NOT be an indication for performing a bone marrow
aspirate?
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None of the above (Unexplained findings in CBC, Hypercalcemia,
Nonregenerative anemias, Staging for chemotherapy)
If a smear can not be made immediately, what can be done with the sample, and how
soon must the sample be examined?
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The smear can be mixed with EDTA, however the smear must be made
within an hour of collection
Length of metestrus
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2-3 months
Monocytic hyperplasia
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Increase of monocytes
Erythroid hyperplasia
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Abnormal increase of erythroid cells
What are the main cells of inflammation?
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White blood cells—primarily neutrophils. Small numbers of eosinophils and
lymphocytes may be present. Macrophages may be present
Granulocytic hyperplasia
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Increased in neutrophils
Cellular characteristics for telling malignant potential:
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Increased nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, pleomorphism, anisocytosis, and
macrocytosis
The annual incidence rate of cancer is higher in dogs than in:
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Cats
What is indicated by a neutrophil with a nucleus with six lobes?
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Old cell
Malignant tumors involving epithelial cells are called _________________
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Carcinomas
__________ and __________ are examples of chemotherapeutic drugs that are used in
veterinary medicine to treat cancer.
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Vincristine and Cyclophosphamide
Chronic inflammation is characterized by
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