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What is the appearance of basophilic stippling in red blood cells?
What is the appearance of basophilic stippling in red blood cells?
- Singular round bodies present in the cell.
- Dark blue to purple granules evenly distributed within the RBC. (correct)
- Multiple dark blue irregular granules clustered together.
- Pale blue clusters that are scattered throughout the cell.
Which type of inclusion body is known for appearing singly in a red blood cell?
Which type of inclusion body is known for appearing singly in a red blood cell?
- Pappenheimer bodies
- Siderotic granules
- Howell-Jolly bodies (correct)
- Basophilic stippling
What staining method is commonly associated with siderotic granules?
What staining method is commonly associated with siderotic granules?
- Prussian blue iron staining (correct)
- Wright staining
- Reticulocyte staining
- Giemsa staining
Which description best matches Pappenheimer bodies?
Which description best matches Pappenheimer bodies?
Which of the following inclusions is incorrectly described?
Which of the following inclusions is incorrectly described?
Which type of RBC inclusion body is characterized by dark blue to purple granules distributed evenly within the cell?
Which type of RBC inclusion body is characterized by dark blue to purple granules distributed evenly within the cell?
What staining method is used to identify siderotic granules?
What staining method is used to identify siderotic granules?
How do Howell-Jolly bodies typically appear in a red blood cell?
How do Howell-Jolly bodies typically appear in a red blood cell?
Which statement about siderotic granules is true?
Which statement about siderotic granules is true?
Which type of RBC inclusion is more likely to be found in clusters rather than singly?
Which type of RBC inclusion is more likely to be found in clusters rather than singly?
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RBC Inclusion Bodies
- Basophilic Stippling
- Dark blue to purple granules evenly distributed in the RBC.
- Also known as Punctate Basophilia.
- Siderotic Granules
- Multiple dark blue irregular granules.
- Stain with Prussian blue iron staining.
- Pale blue clusters are visible with Wright staining.
- Also known as Pappenheimer Bodies.
- Howell-Jolly Bodies
- Usually appear singly in a cell (only one per cell).
- Often round.
RBC Inclusion Bodies
- Basophilic stippling: Small, dark blue to purple granules evenly distributed within the red blood cell.
- Also known as punctate basophilia.
- Siderotic granules: Irregular granules within the red blood cell.
- Also known as Pappenheimer bodies.
- Appear as dark blue granules with Prussian blue iron staining.
- Appear as pale blue clusters with Wright staining.
- Howell-Jolly bodies: Round, single inclusions within the red blood cell.
- Typically only one Howell-Jolly body per cell.
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