Erythrocytes

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What false biochemical results can ETDA contamination cause?

Hyperkalaemia

Hypocalcaemia

Low magnesium and zinc possible

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What is the PCV % reference range for canine, feline, equine and bovine species?

Canine = 37-55

Feline = 30-45

Equine = 32-52

Bovine = 24-46

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What can be assessed with a blood smear?

Check cell morphology

Check for infectious agents

Platelet count

Check WBC morphology

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<p>Name this poikilocyte. What causes it</p>

Name this poikilocyte. What causes it

Crenation/Echinocyte

Artefactual (old sample)

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<p>Name this poikilocyte. What causes it?</p>

Name this poikilocyte. What causes it?

Acanthocyte

Dog cancer

Normal in calves

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<p>Name the poikilocyte being pointed at. What causes it. </p>

Name the poikilocyte being pointed at. What causes it.

Schistocyte

Caused by shearing injury to RBC

Common in haemangiosarcomas

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<p>Name the dark poikilocyte. What causes it?</p>

Name the dark poikilocyte. What causes it?

Polychromatophil

immature RBC

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<p>What are the 3 poikilocytes in the middle called? What causes them?</p>

What are the 3 poikilocytes in the middle called? What causes them?

Spherocyte

indicate membrane damage

seen in IMHA

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What are the 2 types of haematopoiesis and where do they occur?

Erythropoiesis = formation of RBCs and platelets. occurs in bone marrow

Myelopoiesis = formation of leukocytes. bone marrow, lymph nodes, spleen (liver?)

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<p>What are these pale cells called and what causes them?</p>

What are these pale cells called and what causes them?

Hypochromatic cells

caused iron deficiency (chronic disease, inflammation, liver disease = non regenerative anaemia)

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Gold standard test for investigating haematopoietic disorders?

Bone marrow biopsy

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4 functions of the spleen

Lymphoid organ - filters antigens from the blood for processing

Blood reservoir

Metabolises iron

Removes damaged erythrocytes