Lab animal hematology
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| Rabbits: Blood Collection | jugular, marginal ear vein, central ear artery
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| Rabbits: WBC Heterophils | inverted hetero/lymph ratio
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| Rabbits: Heterophils | neuts called this or pseudoeosinophil
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| Rabbits: Heterphil Facts | granules stain stong pink,nucleus multilobed/segmented, may also see normal neuts (classify the same)
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| Rabbits: Lymps | same as dogs/cats
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| Rabbits: Monos | same as dog/cat
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| Rabbits: Eos | larger than neuts, granules larger, nucleus segmented or lobed
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| Rabbits: Basos | reg. present, can be 8-10% or high as 30%
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| Rabbits: RBC | size 6.5-7.0, recovery time 14-17days if 5-15% blood gone
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| Guinea Pigs: Blood Collection | jugular (stressful when sick), cephalic/saphenous for sm amts of blood
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| Guinea Pigs: WBC - Heterophils | inverted hetero/lymph, similar to rabbit
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| Guinea Pigs: Lymphs | may contain single lrg inclusion body - kurloff body - origin unknown
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| Guinea Pigs: monos | same as dogs
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| Guinea Pigs: eos | lrger in size and larger granules
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| Guinea Pigs: basos | rare to occasional
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| Guinea Pigs: RBC and platelet | RBC size 7.0-8.0, lrgest of lab animals, rouleaux, central pallor yes or no, slight polychromasia
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| Rats: blood collecion | lateral tail vein
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| Rats: WBC | strange granulocyte maturation (donut), inverted neut/lymph ratio, morph similar to dog
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| Rats: RBC | RBC size 6.0-6.5, retics very high in newborns
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| Rats: Platelets | count highest in domestic animals, count 500,000-1,300,000, shape pleomorphic
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| Mouse: Blood collection | lateral tail vein
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| Mouse: WBC | inverted neut/lymp ratio, donut granulocyte maturation
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| Mouse: RBC | RBC size 6.0-6.5, highest of RBC counts
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| Ferrets: Blood collection | lrg amts jugular, small amts cephalic/saphenous
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| Ferrets: WBC | normal Neut:Lymph ratio, variations if diff values between male/female, lower WBC than dog/cat
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| Ferrets: RBC | Higher count, higher PCV, some retics normal
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| Ferrets: Platelets | tend to be higher
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| which small animal has the highest platelet count of domesticated animals? | Rats
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| Which veinwould be used for collecting large amounts of blood from a ferret? | Jugular
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| Which animals sometimes have granulocytes with a donut shaped nucleus? | Rats and Mice
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| Describe appearance of Neuts in Rabbit | heterophils, stain strong pink, nucleus multilobed/segmented, some normal looking
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| Describe apppearance of Eos in Rabbit | larger in size than neuts, granules larger, nucleus less segmented/lobed
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| Which animalshave neuts that look similar to dog neuts? | Rats
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| Which animal can become extremely stressed from a jugular venipuncture? | guinea pigs
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| How does a ferret's normal WBC count compare to a dog's normal WBC count? | lower WBC than dog
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| Describe what a kurloff body looks like and whadt animal it is seen in? | single large inclusion body - Guinea Pigs
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| What veins are commonly used to draw blood in a rabbit? | Jugular, marginal ear vein, central ear artery
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| List typical neut:lymph - Rabbit | inverted
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| Typical Neut:Lymph - guinea pigs | inverted
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| Typical Neut:Lymph - Rats | inverted
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| Typical Neut:Lymph - Mouse | inverted
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| Typical Neut:Lymph - Ferrets | normal
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| What species noted for basophilia? | Rabbits
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| What species can have high reticc count in newborns? | rats
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| What species is known for pleomorphic platelets? | Rats
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| Which species has the highest RBC count? | mouse
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| Which species has the largest RBC of lab animals? | guinea pigs
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