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What is an azurophilic granule?
a granule found in primary myelocytic WBCs that appear bluish-black
When do we first observe azurophilic granules?
promyelocyte
What is a specific neutrophilic granule?
secondary granules that appear in myelocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils
What is housed within the neutrophil granule?
Lactoferrin, lysozymes, muramidase, collagenase
What is housed within the eosinophil granule?
mucopolysaccharides
What is housed within the basophil granule?
histamine and heparin
Which neutrophil stage(s) contain no granules whatsoever?
myeloblast
Which neutrophil stage(s) contain some granules?
promyelocyte, myelocyte, metamyelocyte
Which neutrophil stage(s) contain granules always?
segmented neutrophils
Describe the general characteristics of cellular aging (size, N:C ratio, nuclear shape, chromatin, granules, cytoplasm).
Size: large to small
N:C ratio: high to low
nuclear shape: round to irregular
chromatin: fine to coarse, no clumps to clumps
granules: none to many
cytoplasm: dark blue to light blue
Which of the neutrophil maturation stages are mitotic?
myeloblast, promyelocyte, myelocyte
Which of the neutrophil maturation stages are post-mitotic?
metamyelocyte, band, seg
Describe the general characteristics of a myeloblast (size, N:C ratio, chromatin, granules, cytoplasm).
size: large
N:C ratio: high
chromatin: fine
granules: none
cytoplasm: dark blue
Describe the general characteristics of a promyelocyte (size, N:C ratio, chromatin, granules, cytoplasm).
size: smidge larger than myeloblast
N:C ratio: high
chromatin: begin condensing
granules: azurophilic presence
cytoplasm: dark blue
Describe the general characteristics of a myelocyte (size, N:C ratio, chromatin, granules, cytoplasm).
size: still large but beginning to shrink
N:C ratio: decreasing
chromatin: condensing
granules: specific neutrohil granule presence
cytoplasm: lightening up
LAST STAGE OF DIVISION
Describe the general characteristics of a metamyelocyte (size, N:C ratio, chromatin, granules, cytoplasm).
size: getting smaller
N:C ratio: decreasing
chromatin: condensing
granules: begin to lighten up
cytoplasm: beige/pink
Nucleus: kidney bean shaped