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neutrophils: cytoplasm soft pink, nucleus: deep purple, thin chromatin thread.

metamyelocyte:

burr cells

 Acanthocytes (Spur cells / Thorn cells)

dacrocytes or teardrop cells

howell-jolly bodies (RBC inclusions)

Heinz bodies, inclusions comes from denatured (HgB inside the rbc).

Basophilic stippling: RBC with RNA rampant.

pappenheimer bodies: contains iron depositss

Hemoglobin C crystals : abnormal HgB C inside T, seen in hCCC

hemoglobin SC crystals

protozoan inclusions malaria

large platelet

toxic granulation

Dohle body, blue dot RER rampants

toxic vacuolization

hyposegmentation : Pelger-Huët anomaly (a benign genetic mutation)

hypersegmentation: b12 and folic deficiency.

band

metamyelocyte, cytoplasm: pink, Nucleus: kidney, BM: CML, MDS

myelocyte nucleus: round/oval, cytoplasm: Blue

promyelocyte, nucleus: takes up the cytoplasm, cytoplasm deep blue ( (immature)

myeblast: nucleus round, cytoplasm: deep blue, no granules

eosinophil, nucleus: 2 segment, pink granules, cytoplasm: not visible

basophil, nucleus: kidney, cytoplasm: pale blue full of purple granules

lymphoblast, lack granules, nucleoli small circle: 2-3

monocyte, nucleus: weird shape, cytoplasm: pale.

ERYTHROPOIESIS / Erythroblasts (NRBC)

sideroblast

pyknotic neutrophil

platelet clumps (aggregates)

atypical lymph

lymphocyte

nuceated rbc

band eosinophil.

toxic band

bi lobe neutrophil seen in pelger huet anomaly.

neutrophil, metamyelocyte

dohle body

iron deficiency, microcytic, hypochromic.

describe each cells.

normocytes

polychromasia

target cells (codocytes)

spherocytes

stomatocytes

irreversible sickle cells

reversible sickle cells

Burr cell (A) , Acanthocyte (B), Blister cell (C), Schistocyte (D

helmet/bitecells

babesia microti

protozoan inclusions

lymphoma cell