RBC Evaluation and Qualitative Assessment

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What four CBC values measure circulating RBC mass? 

RBC, HGB, HCT, PCV

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What is a calculated value, expressed as (RBC x MCV)/10?

HCT

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What is the percent of packed RBCs relative to whole blood?

PCV

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What is measured via spectrophotometry after lysis of RBCs?

HGB

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What is the automated concentration of erythrocytes in millions/microliter of whole blood?

RBC

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True or False: Hyperchromasia is always an artifact.

True

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What is the typical regenerative response pattern in anemia for dogs?

>80-100 K/uL Abs Retic

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What is the typical regenerative response pattern in anemia for cats?

>60 K/uL Abs Retic

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What is the typical regenerative response pattern in anemia for cattle?

>1% Retic %

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What is the typical regenerative response pattern in anemia for horses?

cannot be assessed

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What is the prefix “poikilo-” refer to?

shape variation

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What is the prefix “aniso-” refer to?

size variation

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What are the exceptions to the normal erythrocyte appearance?

Camelidae family: elliptocytes

White-tailed deer: artifactual sickle shape

Some goats: artifactual poikilocytes

Non-mammals: nucleated elliptocytes

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What is Rouleaux?

linear association or “coinstacking” appearance

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What can be reversed by saline dilution?

rouleaux; but agglutination is NOT

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What is normal about RBC appearence in horses and cats due to having a low zeta potential/magnetic charge?

rouleaux

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What is agglutination?

antibody-mediated binding of RBCs, looks like random clumping

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Echinocytes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Schistocytes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Spherocytes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Acanthocyes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Keratocytes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Codocytes

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Polychromasia

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Hypochromasia

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What shape variation is shown in the image?

Ghost Erythrocyte

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What erythrocyte inclusion is shown in the image?

Howell-Jolly Bodies

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What erythrocyte inclusion is shown in the image?

Basophilic Stippling

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What erythrocyte inclusion is shown in the image?

Heinz Bodies

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What erythrocyte inclusion is shown in the image?

Water Artifact

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How does a hematology analyzer classify a nucleated erythrocyte?

WBCs

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What is an increase in RBCs is termed as?

rubricytosis