Adv. Hematology Unit 5 - Special Stains

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MPO stands for...

myeloperoxidase stain

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What cells stain positive for MPO?

granulocytes (mature and immature)/monocytes (weakly)

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for MPO?

M0 (varies)/M1/M2/M3/M4/M5 (weakly)/M6

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What does SBB stand for?

Sudan Black B stain

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What cells stain positive for SBB

granulocytes (mature and immature)/monocytes (weakly)

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for SBB?

M0 (varies)/M1/M2/M3/M4/M5 (weakly)/M6

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What does PAS stand for?

periodic acid Schiff stain

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What cells stain positive for PAS?

lymphoblasts/lymphocytes/platelets and their precursors/erythoblasts/mature granulocytes/monocytes

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for PAS?

L1/L2/L3/M6/M7

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What does SE stand for?

specific esterase

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What cells stain positive for SE?

myeloblasts

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for SE?

M0 (varies)/M1/M2/M3/M4/M6

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What cells stain positive for NSE?

monocytes (all stages)/erythroblasts/megakaryocytes

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for NSE?

M4/M5

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What does TdT stand for?

Terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase stain

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What does NSE stand for?

non-specific esterase

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What cells stain positive for TdT?

lymphoblasts

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What FAB classes of acute leukemia stain positive for TdT?

L1/L2/L3

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What does LAP stand for?

leukocyte alkaline phosphatase

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LAP is used to differentiate ________ from ________

leukemoid reaction (increased)/CML (decreased)

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What does TRAP stand for?

acid phosphotase with Tartrate resistance

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What is TRAP used for?

diagnose hair cell leukemia

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What kind of tube is used for an LAP test?

green top (heparin)

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What element does MPO stain within cells?

myeloperoxidase

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What element does SBB stain within cells?

lipids

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What element does PAS stain within cells?

carbohydrates

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What are two examples of substrates that are detected by an NSE stain?

naphthyl acetate/butyrate esterase

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What element does SE stain within cells?

NASDCA

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FAB class M0 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO (varies)/SBB (varies)/SE (varies)

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FAB class M1 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO/SSB/SE

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FAB class M2 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO/SSB/SE

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FAB class M3 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO/SSB/SE

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FAB class M4 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO/SSB/NSE/SE

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FAB class M5 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO (weak)/SSB (weak)/NSE

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FAB class M6 leukemias stain positive for...

MPO/SBB/PAS/SE/NSE

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FAB class M7 leukemias stain positive for...

PAS/NSE

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Cases of ALL stain positive for...

PAS/TDT

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FAB class M4 leukemias stain positive for...