pnb 2265 - lab practical 1 University of Connecticut PNB 2265 Questions
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eosinophil histology - white blood cell subtype
- bilobed nucleus
- large red granules
- parasite defense
- involved in allergens and asthma
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neutrophil histology - white blood cell (most abundant)
- multi-lobed nucleus (3-5 lobes)
- pale cytoplasm
- fine granules
- first responders to bacterial infection
- phagocytic
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lymphocyte histology - white blood cell subtype
- large, round dark nucleus
- thin rim of cytoplasm
- adaptive immunity
- B cells, T cells and NK cells
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erythrocyte histology - biconcave disc shape
- no nucleus
- contain hemoglobin
- transport O2 and CO2
- most abundant blood cell
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Platelets (thrombocytes) - cell fragments
- no nucleus
- small, purple-staining
- essential for clotting
- form platelet plug
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normal blood - uniform biconcave RBCs
- occasional WBCs
- scattered platelets
- clear central pallor in RBCs
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sickle cell anemia - crescent/sickle-shaped RBCs
- caused by abnormal hemoglobin
- cells rigid and fragile
- can block capillaries
- hereditary disease
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infectious mononucleosis - increased lymphocyte and monocyte production
- Atypical (large) lymphocytes --> blue coating, sticky like
- viral infection (often EBV)
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Polycythemia - excess RBCs
- blood appears very dense
- increased blood viscosity
- higher clot risk
with 100% Verified Answers Latest Update
Question: Answer:
eosinophil histology - white blood cell subtype
- bilobed nucleus
- large red granules
- parasite defense
- involved in allergens and asthma
Question: Answer:
neutrophil histology - white blood cell (most abundant)
- multi-lobed nucleus (3-5 lobes)
- pale cytoplasm
- fine granules
- first responders to bacterial infection
- phagocytic
Question: Answer:
lymphocyte histology - white blood cell subtype
- large, round dark nucleus
- thin rim of cytoplasm
- adaptive immunity
- B cells, T cells and NK cells
,Question: Answer:
erythrocyte histology - biconcave disc shape
- no nucleus
- contain hemoglobin
- transport O2 and CO2
- most abundant blood cell
Question: Answer:
Platelets (thrombocytes) - cell fragments
- no nucleus
- small, purple-staining
- essential for clotting
- form platelet plug
Question: Answer:
normal blood - uniform biconcave RBCs
- occasional WBCs
- scattered platelets
- clear central pallor in RBCs
, Question: Answer:
sickle cell anemia - crescent/sickle-shaped RBCs
- caused by abnormal hemoglobin
- cells rigid and fragile
- can block capillaries
- hereditary disease
Question: Answer:
infectious mononucleosis - increased lymphocyte and monocyte production
- Atypical (large) lymphocytes --> blue coating, sticky like
- viral infection (often EBV)
Question: Answer:
Polycythemia - excess RBCs
- blood appears very dense
- increased blood viscosity
- higher clot risk