TERMINOLOGY AND WBC - Manduca animal lab proc LAB

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Includes neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils = Granulocytes Includes lymphocytes and monocytes = Agranulocytes Any of the colorless cells of the blood, divided into 2 main categories = Leukocyte Body's primary infection fighters, attracted to pathogenic invaders whom they engulf and kill = Neutrophil

WBC that are the body's primary infection fighters, and are attracted to pathogenic invaders whom they engulf and kill (short life of a few hours)

Monocytes

Neutrophils (correct)

Eosinophils

Basophil

Immature neutrophil, seen in increased numbers when there is an increased demand for neutrophils

Thrombocyte

Monocyte

Lymphocyte

Band cell (correct)

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Anemia = Decreased erythrocyte mass, clinically noted by decreased PCV Polycythemia = Increased erythrocyte mass in body (increased PCV) Polychromasia = Increased number of polychromatophils Poikilocytosis = Increased variation in RBC shapes Signup and view all the answers

A rare type of WBC whose precise function is unknown. Its numbers may increase due to parasites or allergies

Basophil Signup and view all the answers

There are two populations of lymphocytes, which is responsible for long-term immunologic memory?

Those that live for several years Signup and view all the answers

WBC with a single nucleus that takes up most of the cell space

Lymphocyte Signup and view all the answers

The largest of the WBCs. They clean up the cells and debris of inflammation and infection. They migrate into tissue where they are transformed into fixed tissue macrophages

Monocyte Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the bodies cellular line of defense

WBCs Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is thought of as the primary infection fighters of the body, attracted to pahogenic invaders (have the capability to move toward intruders, engulf, kill and remove

Neutrophils Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are immature neutrophils that are released from the bone marrow when there is an increased need somewhere in the body

Band cells Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are associated with immune function and become stimulated (reactive) with exposure to antigens (including those in vaccines) and carry a long term memory that gives the immune system its capacity to respond to the antigens the body has been exposed to

Lymphocytes Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are thought of as the scavengers of the bloodstream, mopping up and eliminating the cells and debris of inflammation and infection

Monocytes Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are a rare cellular component of blood with a normal value of 0

Basophils Signup and view all the answers

Where do neutrophils originate from

Bone marrow Signup and view all the answers

In dogs, what is the ratio of neutrophils in the circulating to marginal pools

1:1 Signup and view all the answers

In cats, what is the ratio of neutrophils in the circulating to marginal pools

1:3 Signup and view all the answers

When are eosinophils recognizable

Myelocyte stage Signup and view all the answers

Produced in the bone marrow and shares a common progenitor cell with tissue mast cells (do not develop into mast cells but the two cell types have similar functions)

Basophils Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are released into the peripheral blood as immature cells and are transported to the tissues where they can differentiate into macrophages, epithelioid cells, or multinucleated inflammatory giant cells

Monocytes Signup and view all the answers

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Increased number of WBC = Leukocytosis Decreased number of WBC = Leukopenia Increased number of neutrophils = Neutrophilia Decreased number of neutrophils = Neutropenia Signup and view all the answers

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Increased number of immature neutrophils (N-segs) = Left shift Increased number of hypermature neutrophils (hypersegmentation) = Right shift Neutrophils with certain morphologic changes = Toxic neutrophils Lymphocytes with certain morphologic changes = Reactive lymphs Signup and view all the answers

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Increased number of monocytes = Monocytosis Decreased number of monocytes = Monocytopenia Increased number of lymphocytes = Lymphocytosis Decreased number of lymphocytes = Lymphopenia Signup and view all the answers

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Increased number of eosinophils = Eosinophelia Decreased number of eosinophils = Eosinopenia Increased number of basophils = Basophilia Decreased numbers of basophils = Basopenia Signup and view all the answers

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Decrease in 2 cell lines (RBC, WBC, or platelets) = Bicytopenia Decrease in 3 cell lines (RBC, WBC, or platelets) = Pancytopenia <ul> <li>= -</li> <li>= -</li> </ul> Signup and view all the answers

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Rouleaux = Aggregation of RBC into linear formations resembling stacks of poker chips Autoagglutination = Aggregation of RBC into grapelike clusters Thrombocytopenia = Decreased number of platelets Thrombocytosis = Increased number of platelets Signup and view all the answers

A type of WBC whose numbers may increase in response to antigenic stimulus or parasites

Eosinophil Signup and view all the answers

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Anisocytosis = Increased variation in RBC size Microcytosis = Increased number of small RBC Macrocytosis = Increased number of large RBC Normocytic = RBC are of normal size Signup and view all the answers

Match (RBC)

Hypochromic = RBC have a lower hemoglobin concentration (lower MCHC) Normochromic = RBC have normal MCHC Spherocytosis = Increased number of smaller, spherical RBC Echinocytosis = Increased number of RBC with many spiny projections Signup and view all the answers

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Acanthocytosis = Increased # of RBC with a few elongate, rounded projections RBC fragmentation = Increased # of small RBC fragments and/or RBC with extensions ready to break off <ul> <li>= - <code>=</code> </li> </ul> Signup and view all the answers

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Match (WBCs)

WBC that are the body's primary infection fighters, and are attracted to pathogenic invaders whom they engulf and kill (short life of a few hours)

Immature neutrophil, seen in increased numbers when there is an increased demand for neutrophils

Match

A rare type of WBC whose precise function is unknown. Its numbers may increase due to parasites or allergies

There are two populations of lymphocytes, which is responsible for long-term immunologic memory?

WBC with a single nucleus that takes up most of the cell space

The largest of the WBCs. They clean up the cells and debris of inflammation and infection. They migrate into tissue where they are transformed into fixed tissue macrophages

Which of the following is the bodies cellular line of defense

Which of the following is thought of as the primary infection fighters of the body, attracted to pahogenic invaders (have the capability to move toward intruders, engulf, kill and remove

Which of the following are immature neutrophils that are released from the bone marrow when there is an increased need somewhere in the body

Which of the following are associated with immune function and become stimulated (reactive) with exposure to antigens (including those in vaccines) and carry a long term memory that gives the immune system its capacity to respond to the antigens the body has been exposed to

Which of the following are thought of as the scavengers of the bloodstream, mopping up and eliminating the cells and debris of inflammation and infection

Which of the following are a rare cellular component of blood with a normal value of 0

Where do neutrophils originate from

In dogs, what is the ratio of neutrophils in the circulating to marginal pools

In cats, what is the ratio of neutrophils in the circulating to marginal pools

When are eosinophils recognizable

Produced in the bone marrow and shares a common progenitor cell with tissue mast cells (do not develop into mast cells but the two cell types have similar functions)

Which of the following are released into the peripheral blood as immature cells and are transported to the tissues where they can differentiate into macrophages, epithelioid cells, or multinucleated inflammatory giant cells

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A type of WBC whose numbers may increase in response to antigenic stimulus or parasites

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