Lecture 9a RBC morphology (copy)

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What is defined as a variation in the RBC SIZES

Anisocytosis

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What is defined as a variation in the RBC SHAPES

Poikilocytosis

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Which 3 anemias can be seen in Anisocytosis?

  1. Iron deficiency anemia

  2. Megaloblastic anemia

  3. Hemolytic anemia


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Severe anemia is associated with which RBC abnormality?

Poikilocytosis

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Which RBC value dictates if anisocytosis is present?

RDW

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Anisocytosis

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Poikilocytosis

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Which is defined by having LARGE RBCs and an MCV >100

MACROcytosis

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the following image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the following image?

Macrocytosis

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Which 3 conditions can cause MACROCYTOSIS?

  1. Megaloblastic anemia

  2. Liver Disease

  3. Bone Marrow failure


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Which is defined by having SMALL RBCs and an MCV <80

MICROcytosis

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Microcytosis

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Which diseases cause MICROcytic abnormalities? (THIALS)

T = Thalassemia

H = Hb E Disease

I = Iron deficiency anemia

A = Anemia of chronic inflammation

L = Lead poisoning

S = Sideroblastic anemia

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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with being SMALL, Spherical, CONDENSED (no central pallor)?

Spherocyte

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Spherocyte

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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with SEVERE BURNS and Immune hemolytic anemia

Spherocyte

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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with having an ELLIPTICAL or OVAL shape?

Elliptocytosis or Ovalocytosis

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Elliptocytosis & Ovalocytosis

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Which 3 diseases are linked with Elliptocytosis/Ovalocytosis?

  1. Iron deficiency anemia

  2. Myelophthisic anemias

  3. Thalassemia


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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with a SLIT LIKE area in the central pallor?

Stomatocyte

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Stomatocyte

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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with Alcoholism, Liver Disease, & Rh deficiency anemia?

Stomatocyte

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Which RBC Abnormality is associated with a THIN ELONGATED/CURVED structure with pointed ends?

Sickle Cell

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Sickle cell

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Which 2 diseases is associated with Sickle Cells (dont overthink it)

  1. Sickle cell ANEMIA

  2. Sickle Cell Beta thalassemia


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Which RBC abnormality can be characterized by an ENLARGED HEXAGONAL shape / Dark pill shape?

Hb C Crystal

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Hb C Crystal

Think C for Cystine which is hexagonal shape

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Which RBC abnormality is associated with Hb C Disease?

Hb C Crystal

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Which RBC Abnormality is characterized by FINGER like shape or Washington monument?

Hb SC crystal

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<p>Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC Abnormality is seen in the image?

Hb SC Crystal

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Which RBC Abnormality is seen with Hb SC Disease?

Hb SC Crystal

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized by a TARGET RBC?

Target Cell (Codocyte)

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Codocyte / Target Cell

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized by Liver disease and Hemoglobinopathies?

Target Cell

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized as a FRAGMENTED/ Ruptured RBC?

Schistocyte

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Schistocyte

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Which other RBC abnormality is associated with EXTENSIVE BURNS & Hemolytic anemia

Schistocytes

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized as FRAGMENTED with a HELMET shape?

Helmet Cell / Keratocyte

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Helmet Cell / Keratocyte

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Which diseases are associated with the Helmet Cell RBC abnormality?

Extensive burns & Hemolytic anemia

SAME AS SCHISTOCYTE

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized as being SMALL & DENSE with IRREGULAR projections?

Acanthocyte / Spur Cell

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Acanthocyte / Spur Cell

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Which RBC abnormality is associated with SEVERE liver disease & Neuroacanthocytosis?

Acanthocyte / Spur Cell

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized as having BLUNT small protrusions with a GEAR look / SHIVERING look?

Burr Cell / Echinocyte

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Burr Cell / Echinocyte

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Which RBC abnormality is associated with UREMIA & Pyruvate Kinase deficiency?

Burr cell / echinocyte

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Which RBC abnormality is characterized by having a TEAR DROP shape?

Tear drop cell (dacrocyte)

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<p>Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?</p>

Which RBC abnormality is seen in the image?

Teardrop cell

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Which RBC abnormality is associated with Primary myelofibrosis & Megaloblastic anemia?

Teardrop cell