UAMS Hematology Final Review
(# cells counted X dilution element X depth) / place counted
What is the formulation for a complete cellular rely the use of a hemacytometer?
Sickle trait or hemoglobin D trait
What sickness kingdom is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
SC or SE ailment
What ailment nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis results?
Normal wire blood
What ailment nation is indicated by those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
C-Harlem trait
What ailment nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis outcomes?
Sickle trait, SE ailment, C-Harlem trait
What disease state is indicated by those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
Normal or Hemoglobin D trait
What sickness nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis results?
SC ailment
What disorder kingdom is indicated by means of those hemoglobin electrophoresis
outcomes?
Normal twine blood
What sickness kingdom is indicated by using those hemoglobin electrophoresis
consequences?
α2β2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin A?
,96%
How much hemoglobin A do adults have?
30%
How an awful lot hemoglobin A do newborns have?
α2δ2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin A2?
<3.Five%
How a great deal hemoglobin A2 do adults have?
<1%
How much hemoglobin A2 do newborns have?
α2γ2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin F?
1-2%
How much hemoglobin F do adults have?
60-90%
How much hemoglobin F do newborns and infants have?
4 gamma chains
What is Bart's hemoglobin made of?
4 beta chains
What is hemoglobin H made of?
Myelocyte
What is the last granulocyte to undergo mitosis?
Promyelocyte
When in WBC development are primary (non-specific) granules seen?
, Myeloperoxidase
What are primary (non-specific) granules made of?
Myelocyte
When in WBC development are secondary (specific) granules seen?
Lysozomes
What are secondary (specific) granules made of?
Banded neutrophil
Name this cell:
Monocyte
Name this cell:
Myeloblast
Name this cell:
Lymphocyte
Name this cell:
Leukemia
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
The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange granules and a segmented nucleus. The
patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Normal
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?
35-49%
What is the hematocrit range for females and children?
(# cells counted X dilution element X depth) / place counted
What is the formulation for a complete cellular rely the use of a hemacytometer?
Sickle trait or hemoglobin D trait
What sickness kingdom is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
SC or SE ailment
What ailment nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis results?
Normal wire blood
What ailment nation is indicated by those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
C-Harlem trait
What ailment nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis outcomes?
Sickle trait, SE ailment, C-Harlem trait
What disease state is indicated by those hemoglobin electrophoresis consequences?
Normal or Hemoglobin D trait
What sickness nation is indicated via those hemoglobin electrophoresis results?
SC ailment
What disorder kingdom is indicated by means of those hemoglobin electrophoresis
outcomes?
Normal twine blood
What sickness kingdom is indicated by using those hemoglobin electrophoresis
consequences?
α2β2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin A?
,96%
How much hemoglobin A do adults have?
30%
How an awful lot hemoglobin A do newborns have?
α2δ2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin A2?
<3.Five%
How a great deal hemoglobin A2 do adults have?
<1%
How much hemoglobin A2 do newborns have?
α2γ2
What is the polypeptide chain for hemoglobin F?
1-2%
How much hemoglobin F do adults have?
60-90%
How much hemoglobin F do newborns and infants have?
4 gamma chains
What is Bart's hemoglobin made of?
4 beta chains
What is hemoglobin H made of?
Myelocyte
What is the last granulocyte to undergo mitosis?
Promyelocyte
When in WBC development are primary (non-specific) granules seen?
, Myeloperoxidase
What are primary (non-specific) granules made of?
Myelocyte
When in WBC development are secondary (specific) granules seen?
Lysozomes
What are secondary (specific) granules made of?
Banded neutrophil
Name this cell:
Monocyte
Name this cell:
Myeloblast
Name this cell:
Lymphocyte
Name this cell:
Leukemia
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
The patient has 3% of cells with huge red-orange granules and a segmented nucleus. The
patient's clinical condition is most likely:
Normal
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?
35-49%
What is the hematocrit range for females and children?
