Intro, Cell Identification

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What is hematology?

The science concerned with blood and blood-forming tissues

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Studying cells in the blood allows for the ____, _____, _____ of blood diseases

prediction, detection, diagnosis

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Hematology involves ____, ____, and ____ the appearance, phenotype, and genotype of the cells

counting; analyzing; recording

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What are the four functions of blood?

  • transports nutrients and waste products

  • facilitates gas exchange

  • provides immunological support

  • aids in coagulation

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What are the three components of blood after centrifugation?

  • Plasma

  • Buffy coat

  • Red blood cells

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What is plasma composed of and their percentages?

  • Water (91.5%)

  • Proteins (7%)

  • Other solutes (1.5%)

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What is the buffy coat composed of?

  • White blood cells

  • Platelets

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Blood cells can be counted and the appearance and structure of cells can be analyzed by both ____ and _____ methods

manual; automated

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What is the morphology of the cell?

The appearance of a cell

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What are the characteristics do we identify blood cells with?

  • Nucleus

  • Cytoplasm

  • Granules

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Orange coloured granules are _____

eosinophilic

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Blue coloured granules are _____

basophilic

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Purple coloured granules are ______

azurophilic

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Lavender coloured granules are _____

neutrophilic

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What are the three granulocytes?

  • Eosinophil

  • Neutrophil

  • Basophil

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Granulocytes fight what?

infection

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Red Blood cells characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • shape - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - _____

  • size - 6-8 um

  • shape - biconcave disc

  • nucleus - none

  • cytoplasm - reddish-pink, with central pallor

  • granules - none

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Platelets characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • shape - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 2-4 um

  • shape - round or elliptical

  • nucleus - none

  • cytoplasm - clear to light blue

  • granules - fine, azurophilic, aggregated in the centre

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What are the five white blood cells?

  • Neutrophils

  • Eosinophils

  • Basophils

  • Lymphocytes (large, small)

  • Monocytes

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Eosinophils characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 12-17 um

  • nucleus - usually bi-lobed, condensed chromatin

  • cytoplasm - light pink, often obscured by granules

  • granules - large, spherical, uniform in size, evenly distributed, orange-red (eosinophilic)

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Basophils characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 12-17 um

  • nucleus - usually lobulated, often obscured by granules, coarse chromatin

  • cytoplasm - light pink, often obscured by granules

  • granules - blue-black (basophilic), large, abundant, prominent

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Small Lymphocytes characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • shape - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 7-10 um

  • shape - round

  • nucleus - round, darkly staining, clumped chromatin

  • cytoplasm - clear, small rim of light blue

  • granules - usually none

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Large Lymphocytes characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • shape - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 14-20 um

  • shape - irregular

  • nucleus - round or slightly indented flat, dense chromatin

  • cytoplasm - clear or pale blue, may be indented by surrounding RBCs

  • granules - few irregularly distributed, medium sized, azurophilic granules

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Monocytes characteristics:

  • size - _____

  • shape - _____

  • nucleus - _____

  • cytoplasm - _____

  • granules - ____

  • size - 15-20 um

  • shape - irregular

  • nucleus - round, oval, indented, folded, kidney-shaped; lacy, delicate chromatin

  • cytoplasm - abundant opaque grey-blue “ground glass appearance”

  • granules - many fine dust-like azurophilic or lilac granules

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What is the normal RBC range for males

4.30 - 6.00 × 1012/L

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What is the normal RBC range for females

3.80 - 5.20 × 1012/L

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What is the normal platelet count?

140 - 400 × 109/L

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What is the critical range of platelet count?

<20 × 109/L

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What is the normal WBC range?

4.0 - 11.0 × 109/L

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What is the critical range of WBCs?

<0.6 or >99.9 × 109/L