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leukocytosis means
A. ↓ WBC
B. ↑ WBC
C. ↓ RBC
D. ↑ platelets
B. ↑ WBC
Pseudoneutrophilia is caused by:
A. Infection
B. Bone marrow failure
C. Demargination
D. Cancer
C. Demargination
Pathologic neutrophilia shows:
A. No left shift
B. Left shift
C. Low WBC
D. No changes
B. Left shift
Leukemoid reaction WBC count is:
A. <10,000
B. <20,000
C. >50,000
D. <5,000
C. >50,000
LAP score in CML:
A. High
B. Low
C. Normal
D. Variable
B. low
ANC formula is:
A. RBC × % neutrophils
B. WBC × % neutrophils
C. Hgb × RBC
D. Platelets × WBC
B. WBC × % neutrophils / 100
CGD defect involves:
A. DNA
B. NADPH oxidase
C. Iron
D. Hemoglobin
B. NADPH oxidase
8. Chediak-Higashi involves:
A. DNA mutation
B. Granule fusion defect
C. RBC defect
D. Platelet destruction
B. Granule fusion defect
Hypersegmented neutrophils indicate:
A. Infection
B. B12 deficiency
C. Iron deficiency
D. Trauma
B. B12 deficiency (and folate)
Eosinophilia is associated with:
A. Bacteria
B. Parasites
C. Trauma
D. RBCs
B. Parasites
define leukemoid rxn
extreme neutrophilia, > 50,000 mimicking CML
list 3 toxic changes
toxic granulation
vacuole
dohle bodies
define neutropenia
decr neutrophil count (low ANC)
what is LAP used for
to measure lymphocyte alkaline phosphatase
differentiate CML vs leukemoid rxn
name 2 causes of monocytosis
chronic infection, inflammation