Hematology- UAMS Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
, Total count = (# cells counted x dilution factor x
depth factor (10))/ area counted based on 1 large
square (1 mm3)
What is the formula for cell counts using a - volume of total area: 9 x 0.1 = 0.9mm3 (WBCs), 1x
hemocytometer? 0.1 = 0.1 mm3 (PLTs)
-depth factor= ALWAYS 10
- dilution factor = WBCs (20), PLTs (200)
** rarely used for RBC counts
The patient has 3 % of cells with huge red - Normal
orange granules and a segmented nucleus
. The patient's clinical condition is most
likely
The patient has many large cells in the Leukemia
blood which have high N / C ratio , multiple
nucleoli , no granules and fine nuclear
chromatip . The patient's clinical condition
most likely is :
Polychromatic Erythrocyte
Which of following cells can be found in
the blood of a normal healthy adult ?
The patient is 5 years old and has white Probably Normal
blood count of 9,000 / μL with 75 % There is
one reactive lymphocyte per 100 WBCs .
Which of following is a correct lymphocyte
statement regarding this patient's condition
?
Normal for an adult female
The BEST interpretation for a hematocrit
value of 37 % is :
Which of the the following is NOT typically Estimation of red cell number
part of a differential ?
When the red cell morphology shows Hemoglobin
agglutination on the smear , which of the
following would be correct from the
automated cell counter ?
A patient has 5 orthochromic normoblasts ( Normal for a newborn ; abnormal for an adult
metarubricytes ) in the peripheral blood
per 100 white blood cells . Which of the
following can be said regarding the
normalcy of this finding ?
If a patient has a white count of 1,000 / μL Absolute neutropenia
with 60 % neutrophils , what term would be
correct ?
Answers
, Total count = (# cells counted x dilution factor x
depth factor (10))/ area counted based on 1 large
square (1 mm3)
What is the formula for cell counts using a - volume of total area: 9 x 0.1 = 0.9mm3 (WBCs), 1x
hemocytometer? 0.1 = 0.1 mm3 (PLTs)
-depth factor= ALWAYS 10
- dilution factor = WBCs (20), PLTs (200)
** rarely used for RBC counts
The patient has 3 % of cells with huge red - Normal
orange granules and a segmented nucleus
. The patient's clinical condition is most
likely
The patient has many large cells in the Leukemia
blood which have high N / C ratio , multiple
nucleoli , no granules and fine nuclear
chromatip . The patient's clinical condition
most likely is :
Polychromatic Erythrocyte
Which of following cells can be found in
the blood of a normal healthy adult ?
The patient is 5 years old and has white Probably Normal
blood count of 9,000 / μL with 75 % There is
one reactive lymphocyte per 100 WBCs .
Which of following is a correct lymphocyte
statement regarding this patient's condition
?
Normal for an adult female
The BEST interpretation for a hematocrit
value of 37 % is :
Which of the the following is NOT typically Estimation of red cell number
part of a differential ?
When the red cell morphology shows Hemoglobin
agglutination on the smear , which of the
following would be correct from the
automated cell counter ?
A patient has 5 orthochromic normoblasts ( Normal for a newborn ; abnormal for an adult
metarubricytes ) in the peripheral blood
per 100 white blood cells . Which of the
following can be said regarding the
normalcy of this finding ?
If a patient has a white count of 1,000 / μL Absolute neutropenia
with 60 % neutrophils , what term would be
correct ?
