Lecture 12 a Quantitative Abnormalities of Leukocytes

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What is Neutrophil RELATIVE COUNT?

This number is a PERCENTAGE

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What is the normal relative count range for neutrophils?

50%-70%

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What is NEUTROPHILIA?

Increased Neutrophils, associated with a higher ANC

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What is the NORMAL ANC range?

1.7 - 7.5

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What does an ANC <1.7 indicate?

NeutroPENIA

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What is Neutropenia?

DECREASED neutrophils

ANC <1.7

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Which will increase the risk of infection, Neutropenia or Neutrophilia?

NeutroPENIA increases infection risk as we don’t have enough neutrophils

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What is the formula for calculating ANC/other Absolute Counts?

(Total Neutrophils or other leukocyte)/100 x WBC

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What is a LEFT SHIFT?

The release of IMMATURE WBCs

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What does a Left Shift cause?

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What is Agranulocytosis?

Nearly NO NEUTROPHILS

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What is the ANC value for Agranulocytosis?

<0.5

Normal ANC range is 1.7-7.5

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What is seen in a Leukemoid Reaction?

HIGH INCREASE in leukocyte count and LEFT SHIFT

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What is seen in a Leukoerythroblastic reaction?

Increase in IMMATURE WBCs and RBCs associated with PRIMARY MYELOFIBROSIS

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What kind of reaction is Primary Myelofibrosis associated with?

Leukoerythroblastic reaction

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What is the normal RELATIVE COUNT of Eosinophils?

1-3%

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What is the normal range for AEC?

0.09 - 0.4

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What is Eosinophilia?

INCREASE in Eosinophils

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What is the AEC value for Eosinophilia?

>0.4

Normal range is 0.09-0.4

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What are the 2 main things that can cause EOSINOPHILIA?

  1. Parasitic Infections

  2. Allergic DISRODERS


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What is Eosinopenia?

DECREASED Eosinophils

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What is the AEC value for Eosinopenia?

<0.09

Normal Range is 0.09-0.4

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What is the normal RELATIVE range for Basophils?

0-2%

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What is Basophilia?

INCREASE in Basophils

>0.15 ABC

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What is the ABC value for Basophilia?

ABC > 0.15

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Which leukemia is BASOPHILIA associated with?

Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML)

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What is the normal RELATIVE COUNT for Monocytes?

2-11%

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What is the normal AMC range?

0.2 - 1

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What is Monocytosis?

INCREASE in monocytes

AMC > 1.0

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What is the AMC value for Monocytosis?

AMC > 1.0

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What is Monocytopenia

DECREASE in monocytes

AMC <0.2

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What is the AMC value for Monocytopenia?

AMC < 0.2

normal range is 0.2-1.0

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Which age group typically has a bigger amount of Lymphocytes present?

CHILDREN/BABIES

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What is the ALC for Lymphocytosis?

ALC > 4.5

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What can Whooping cough, EBV, and CMV cause?

Lymphocytosis

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What is considered Lymphocytopenia in Children vs adults?

Children = ALC <2

Adults = ALC <1