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Hem1 WBC details
More details about WBCs for 3rd test in Hem1 DelTech Owens
Question | Answer |
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Three functions of the bone marrow pool are ... | proliferation, maturation, storage |
Myeloblasts, promyelocytes, and myelocytes are all proliferating cells capable of __. | mitosis |
What kind of WBC is approximately 15-20um in size, has delicate but prominent nucleoli, and is nonfunctional? | myeloblast |
What kind of WBC is approximately 20um or greater in size, has a nucleoli that's beginning to fade, and blue cytoplasm with Myeloperoxidase in its granules? | promyelocyte |
Three proliferating cells capable of mitosis are ... | myeloblasts, promyelocytes, myelocytes |
What kind of WBC is smaller than a promyelocyte, has motility, a round to oval nucleus with a flattened side near the golgi apparatus, and azurophilic granules? | myelocyte |
What kind of WBC has a nucleus that's less than 50% indented, clumped chromatin, both secondary and primary granules? | metamyelocyte |
What kind of WBC has a nucleus that's indented by more than 50%, full motility, adhesion properties, and all secondary granules in the cytoplasm? | band |
What kind of WBC has a multilobed nucleus held together by strands, a mult-segmented nucleus, and a clumped, lobulated nucleus? | seg |
Dohle bodies, vacuoles, and toxic granulation means the WBC is __. | digesting something |
What are two examples of a markers that denote a cell that is an opsonin? | immunoglobulins and complements |
What kind of cell has red-eosin secondary granules, can be find in greater numbers during an allergic reaction, and fights parasites? | eosinophil |
What kind of cell is deep purple to black in color, has irregularly shaped granules, has 2 lobes, has granules with both heparin and histamine in them, and a high affinity for IgE (allergy antibodies)? | basophil |
What kind of WBC is usually seen in tissue and rarely seen in the blood stream? | basophil |
True or false: The maturation sequence of a monocyte is monoblast, promonocyte, monocyte, then free or fixed macrophage. | True |
A free macrophage can be found in the __ __. | blood stream |
A fixed macrophage can be found in the __, __, or __. | spleen, liver, or thymus |
What kind of agranular WBC has an eccentric nucleus, 1 to 2 nucleoli, and is usually seen in the bone marrow and spleen? | monoblast |
What kind of agranular WBC is the same size as monoblast, has some granulation, has a moncytoid appearance, and is motile for phagocytosis? | promonocyte |
What kind of WBC has a varying granular content, great morphological variety, an indented nucleus, and is very motile? | monocyte |
What kind of WBC is an anti-tumor cell, is usually find in tissue and not in the blood stream, and is either free or fixed? | macrophage |
Where can fixed macrophages be found in the body? | nervous system, hepatic system, spleen, bone marrow, lymph nodes |
What kind of cell produces antibodies and lymphokines and antigen receptors? | lymphocytes |
Lymph nodes can be found __ in the body. | everywhere |
What kind of cell can vary in size depending on the activity of the cell, has a skimpy cytoplasm, a few azurophilic granules, and is usually around 9 to 15um in size? | lymphocyte |
What kind of cell is 10 to 18um in size, has a round to oval nucleus, loose chromatin, and a blue cytoplasm? | lymphoblast |
What kind of cell is 10 to 18um in size, has a lighter blue cytoplasm than the blast form, and less prominent nucleoli? | prolymphocyte |
What kind of cell has a dark blue cytoplasm with a pale area near the nucleus with a maltese cross shape? | Plasma cell |
CMV, EBV, syphillis, toxoplasmosis, hepatitis, and tuberculosis are all causes of __ __. | reactive lymphocytosis |
What kind of cell has a darker chromatin than a monocyte, a faintly stained multiple nucleoli with an elliptic to cleave to folded shape? | reactive lymph |