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what is the diameter of a horse RBC
5-6 microns
what is teh diameter of a rat RBC
5-7 microns
what shape is a reptile immature RBC
round
what are the two names for the condition cuasingg rouleax
hyperglobulaemia
hyperproteinaemia
what is the other name for crenated cells
echinocytes
which cell do echinocytes look similar to
acanthocytes
how many cuases are there of echinocytes
5
why isn’t chronic anaemia regenerative?
the issue is being cuased by an issue iwth RBC production
which organisms could have immature RBCs normally
excited dogs
birds
what are the two colours of rubricytes
polychromatophilic (purple)
basophilic (blue)
what are the two types of reticulocyte
aggregate
punctate
what is the normal PCV of a cat
37
what could the ohter cuases of iron deficiency symptoms be
glomerulonephritis
liver disease
young and immature RBCs not reaching optimum Hgb
what is the name of the cells with nuclear remnants that show up on normal stains
contain howell jolly bodies
what are the two oxidative agents cuasing heinz bodies
alliums
zinc
how do eccentrocytes form
oxidative daamge to the cell membrane dausing it to fuse together and pushign Hgb to the side
what should you use to confirm spherocytes
use saline solution for spherical shape
what are the 4 cuases of shear stress in schistocytes
DIC
atrial/ventricular disease
disorganised vascular bed - hemangiosarcoma
(iron deficiency)
what are the two thigns causing issues with lipid metabolism and therefore acanthocytes
liver disease
hepatic disease
3 infectious agents
mycoplasma haemolamae
babesia canis
haemoproteus