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â€MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (MTAP)‬ â€â€¬ â€MCV‬ â€HEMATOLOGY REVIEW NOTES WEEK 1‬...
â€MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (MTAP)‬ â€â€¬ â€MCV‬ â€HEMATOLOGY REVIEW NOTES WEEK 1‬ â€â—‹â€¬ †ormocytic = 80-100 fl‬ N â€By JANELLE CAÑON, RMT, DTA, MLS(ASCPi)CM‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Microcytic = 100 fL‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Increased in megaloblastic anemia, hemolytic anemia with reticulocytosis, liver disease, and normal‬ â€BASIC HEMATOLOGY PRINCIPLES‬ â€newborn‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Decreased in iron deficiency anemia, thalassemia, sideroblastic anemia, and lead poisoning‬ â€â€¬ â€Whole blood‬â€is composed of erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets, and plasma.‬ †‬ â€Anisocytosis‬â€- increase in the number of cells with variation in size‬ â—‹ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Buffy coat‬â€is composed of leukocytes and platelets.‬ â€â€¬ â€MCHC‬ â€â€¬ â€Plasma vs. Serum‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Hypochromic = 37 g/dL‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Serum‬â€is the liquid portion of clotted blood; appears clear and straw; lacks Fibrinogen or factor I.‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Hypochromic RBCs - seen in iron deficiency and thalassemia‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Both are made of 90% water‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€38 g/dL = Presence of spherocytes‬ â€â€¬ â€Formed elements and sizes:‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€> 38 g/dL = Machine error‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Anisochromia‬â€- variation in color‬ †‬ â€Other RBC Parameters‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€RBC Distribution Width (RDW)‬ â€Formed element‬ â€Size‬ â€â€¬ â€Normal value: 11.5-14.5%‬ â€â€¬ â€Determined from the RBC histogram‬ â€Thrombocytes/Platelets‬ â€2 - 4 um‬ â€â€¬ â€Proportional to the degree of anisocytosis‬ â€â€¬ â€Seen post-transfusion, post-treatment, idiopathic sideroblastic anemia, in the presence of two‬ â€Erythrocytes/RBCs‬ â€6 - 8 um‬ â€concurrent deficiencies (iron and folic acid deficiencies)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Hematocrit‬ â€Normal lymphocytes‬ â€6 - 9 um‬ â€â€¬ â€Refers to the percentage of RBCs in a given volume of whole blood‬ â€â€¬ â€Normal values: 41-53% in Males (0.41-0.53 L/L); 36-46% in Female (0.36-0.46 L/L)‬ â€Reactive lymphocytes‬ â€10 - 22 um‬ â€â€¬ â€Microhematocrit - reference manual method‬ â€Basophils‬ â€10 - 15 um‬ â€Segmented Neutrophils‬ â€10 - 15 um‬ â€Band Neutrophils‬ â€10 - 15 um‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Hemoglobin‬ â€Eosinophils‬ â€12 - 16 um‬ â€â€¬ â€Normal values: Males: 13.5-17.5 g/dL (135-175 g/L); Females: 12.0-16.0 g/dL (120-160 g/L)‬ â€9‬ â€Monocytes‬ â€12 - 20 um‬ †‬ â€Platelets -‬â€Normal value: 150-450 X‬â€10‬ â€/L or 150,000-450,000/uL‬ â—‹ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Mean platelet volume (MPV)‬â€- Normal value: 6.8-10.2 fL‬ †‬ â€Hematology staining:‬ â€â€¬ â€RBC Indices‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Nonvital (dead cell) polychrome stain (Romanowsky)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Wright’s stain‬â€- most commonly used routine smear stain‬ â€â€¬ â€Methanol‬â€- used as fixative for blood smears‬ â€â€¬ â€Eosin‬â€- Secondary stain; acidic dye‬ â€Parameter‬ â€Description‬ â€Formula‬ â€Normal Value‬ â€â€¬ â€Phosphate Buffer‬â€- pH between 6.4 and 6.8‬ â€â€¬ â€Methylene Blue‬â€- Primary stain; basic dye‬ â€Mean corpuscular‬ â€Indicator of the average or‬ â€80-100 femtoliters‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Nonvital monochrome stain‬ â€volume (MCV)‬ â€mean volume of RBCs‬ â€(fL)‬ â€â€¬ â€Prussian blue‬â€- used to visualize iron granules; contains potassium ferrocyanide, HC1, and a‬ â€safranin counterstain‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Supravital (living cell) monochrome stain‬â€- no fixative needed‬ â€Mean corpuscular‬ Iâ€ndicator of the average‬ â€26-34 picograms‬ â€â€¬ â€New methylene blue‬â€or‬â€Brilliant Cresyl Blue‬â€- visualize Reticulocytes‬ †emoglobin (MCH)‬ h â€weight of hemoglobin in‬ â€(pg)‬ â€â€¬ â€Neutral red with brilliant cresyl green - visualize Heinz bodies‬ â€individual RBCs‬ â€HEMATOPOIESIS‬ â€Mean corpuscular‬ †easure of the average‬ M â€32-37 g/dL‬ â€â€¬ â€Continuous, regulated process of blood cell formation that includes:‬ â€hemoglobin‬ â€concentration of hemoglobin‬ â€o Cell renewal‬ â€concentration‬ â€in grams per‬ â€o Cell proliferation‬ â€(MCHC)‬ â€deciliter‬ â€o Cell differentiation‬ â€o Cell maturation‬ â€â€¬ â€Occur‬â€in‬â€organs‬â€of‬â€the‬â€reticuloendo-thelial‬â€system‬â€(RES)‬â€which‬â€includes‬â€the‬â€bone‬â€marrow,‬â€spleen,‬â€liver,‬â€thymus,‬ â€and lymph nodes.‬ T†his material is made and exclusively distributed to Stellar Learning Hub review students only.‬ T†his material is made and exclusively distributed to Stellar Learning Hub review students only.‬ â€Any illegal reproduction of this material will result in immediate legal action.‬ â€Any illegal reproduction of this material will result in immediate legal action.‬ â€Types of Hematopoiesis‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Site:‬â€Bone marrow cavity‬â€(medulla)‬ â€â€¬ â€Red bone marrow - hematopoietically active‬ â€â€¬ â€Yellow bone marrow - inactive; adipocytes‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€By‬ â€the‬ â€end‬ â€of‬ â€24‬ â€weeks‬ â€(6‬ â€months)‬ â€gestation,‬ â€the‬ â€bone‬ â€marrow‬ â€becomes‬ â€the‬ â€primary‬ â€site‬ â€of‬ â€Hematopoiesis‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Retrogression‬â€- when red marrow is transformed to yellow marrow‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Cellularity is the ratio of marrow cells to fat (red marrow/yellow marrow):‬ â€â€¬ â€Normocellular‬â€â€” Marrow has 30-70% hematopoietic cells‬ â€â€¬ â€Hypercellular/hyperplastic‬â€â€”Marrow has >70% hematopoietic cells‬ â€â€¬ â€Hypocellular/hypoplastic‬â€â€”Marrow has