Hematology & Coagulation study stack from CEG
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| What is the main function of an erythrocyte? |
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| Briefly describe the synthesis of hemoglobin. |
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| Discuss the properties and function of hemoglobin. |
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| Hemoglobin Reference Ranges | Newborns: 16.5-21.5
Adult Males: 14.0-18.0
Adult Females: 12.0-16.0
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| What is the Cyanmethemoglobin Method? |
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| What is the Oxyhemoglobin Method? |
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| What may cause false elevated hemoglobin values and methods to obtain to the correct value? |
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| Hematocrit Reference Ranges | Newborns: 44-72
Adult Males: 40-54
Adult Females: 38-47
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| Describe the procedure for doing a manual hematocrit. (Including the units) | Two capillary tubes, well-mixed whole blood, clay sealant, specialized centrifuge; carefully calibrated and timed, read result from chart. Column = %
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| How does hemolysis affect the hematocrit? |
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| How does an increased white blood cell count affect hematocrit? |
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| Normocytic definition |
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| Macrocytic definition |
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| Microcytic definition |
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| Normochromic definition |
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| Hypochromic definition |
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| MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) definition |
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| MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin) definition |
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| MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration) definition |
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| RDW (Red cell Distribution Width) definition |
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| Formula for MCV |
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| Formula for MCH |
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| Formula for MCHC |
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| When MCHC and MCV are decreased |
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| Disease states that cause abnormal indices |
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| Anisocytosis definition and clinical significance |
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| Poikilocytosis definition and clinical significance |
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| Elliptocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Spherocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Target Cell definition and clinical significance |
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| Drepanocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Stomatocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Schistocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Acanthrocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Rouleaux definition and clinical significance |
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| Dacrocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Polychromasia definition and clinical significance |
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| Sickle Cell definition and clinical significance |
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| Burr Cell definition and clinical significance |
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| Basophilic Stippling definition and clinical significance |
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| Howell-Jolly Bodies definition and clinical significance |
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| Siderotic Granules definition and clinical significance |
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| Pappenheimer Bodies definition and clinical significance |
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| Reticulocyte definition and clinical significance |
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| Heinz Bodies definition and clinical significance |
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| Cabot Rings definition and clinical significance |
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| Malarial Organisms definition and clinical significance |
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| Anemia definition |
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| Polycythemia definition |
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| Erythrocytosis definition |
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| Pancytopenia defintion |
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| Intracellular Hemolytic Anemia ? |
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| Extracellular Hemolytic Anemia ? |
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| Thalasemia |
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| Sickle Cell Trait |
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| Sickle Cell Anemia |
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| Aplastic Anemia |
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| Spherocytes are seen in what diseases? |
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| Iron Deficiency Anemia laboratory findings |
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| Pernicious Anemia laboratory findings |
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| Aplastic Anemia laboratory findings |
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| Liver Disease laboratory findings |
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| Significance of Nucleated Red Blood Cells in a peripheral blood smear |
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| Function of a Leukocyte |
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| T-Lymphocytes |
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| B-Lymphocytes |
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| Pelger-Huet Anomaly |
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| Smudge Cell definition and clinical significance |
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| Auer Rods definition and clinical significance |
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| Hypersegmentation definition and clinical significance |
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| Shift to the Left |
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| Shift to the Right |
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| Toxic Granulation definition and clinical significance |
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| Dohle Bodies definition and clinical significance |
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| Reactive Lymphocytes definition and clinical significance |
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| Acute Leukemia on a blood smear |
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| Chronic Leukemia on a blood smear |
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| Infectious Mononucleosis on a blood smear |
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| Chemotherapy on a blood smear |
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| Allergic Reaction on a blood smear |
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| Chronic Leukemia |
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| Acute Leukemia |
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| Multiple Myeloma |
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| Hematopoiesis definition |
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| Chromatin definition |
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| N/C (Nucleus/Cytoplasm Ratio) definition |
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| Stem Cell definition |
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| Mitosis definition |
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| Nucleolus |
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| Erythropoietin |
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| Origin of Blood Cells |
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| Segmented Neutrophils |
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| Monocytes |
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| Lymphocytes |
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| Thrombocytes |
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| Erythrocytes |
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| Neutrophilic Band |
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| Eosinophil |
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| Basophil |
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| Neubauer Hemacytometer |
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| Why is a humidity chamber used |
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| Manual White Count |
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| Manual Platelet Count |
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| Dirty or Scratched Coverslip - manual count effect |
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| Air Bubbles - manual count effect |
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| Underfilling the Chamber - manual count effect |
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| Overfilling the Chamber - manual count effect |
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| Blotting Excess Fluid with Tissue - manual count effect |
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| Insufficient time for cells to settle - manual count effect |
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| Hypotonic vs Hypertonic Fluid - manual count effect |
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| Improperly Made Dilutions - manual count effect |
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| Indirect Platelet Count |
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| Westergren Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate |
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