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Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the failure of neutrophils to segment with coarseness of chromatin?
Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the failure of neutrophils to segment with coarseness of chromatin?
In which disorder do neutrophils have long thin filaments and the entire cell is greatly enlarged and filled with nuclear material?
In which disorder do neutrophils have long thin filaments and the entire cell is greatly enlarged and filled with nuclear material?
Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the presence of hyposegmented neutrophils with coarseness of chromatin and is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait?
Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the presence of hyposegmented neutrophils with coarseness of chromatin and is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait?
Which type of leukocyte disorder is characterized by the failure of neutrophils to segment and sometimes affects other white blood cells?
Which type of leukocyte disorder is characterized by the failure of neutrophils to segment and sometimes affects other white blood cells?
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Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the presence of 5 lobe neutrophils with the entire cell greatly enlarged and filled with nuclear material?
Which leukocyte disorder is characterized by the presence of 5 lobe neutrophils with the entire cell greatly enlarged and filled with nuclear material?
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Study Notes
Neutrophil Disorders
- Pelger-Hüet Anomaly: Characterized by the failure of neutrophils to segment, presenting with coarseness in chromatin.
- Giant Neutrophil Syndrome: Neutrophils exhibit long thin filaments, with the entire cell significantly enlarged and filled with nuclear material.
- Hyposegmented Neutrophils with Coarseness of Chromatin: This disorder is characterized by hyposegmented neutrophils and is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait.
- Myelokathexis: A type of leukocyte disorder marked by the failure of neutrophils to segment, which may also affect other white blood cells.
- Hypersegmented Neutrophils: The presence of neutrophils with five lobes and greatly enlarged cells filled with nuclear material is a notable characteristic of this disorder.
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Test your knowledge of nonmalignant leukocyte disorders with this quiz covering key topics such as qualitative leukocyte disorders, granulocyte morphology abnormalities, and quantitative disorders of leukocytes. Explore terms like pseudo-Pelger-Huët anomaly and acquired Pelger-Huët anomaly in this comprehensive quiz.
