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Clinical Laboratory Procedures: Hematology- Bloodcell Study and Morphology

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Student-made practice quiz for VA students of PIMA Medical Institute. Includes study material for Sequence I: Clinical Laboratory Procedures- Module 3, Hematology for making a blood smear, and identifying RBC morphology.

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Student-made practice quiz for VA students of PIMA Medical Institute. Includes study material for Sequence I: Clinical Laboratory Procedures- Module 3, Hematology for making a blood smear, and identifying RBC morphology.

by Jada Lecce
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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What kind of cellular morphology is represented in this image?

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What is part 'A' on the slide?

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What is part 'B' on the slide?

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What is part 'C' on the slide?

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What is being read during a differential?

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Bluish, nucleated, immature RBCs that indicate active bone marrow response.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: RBCs with irregular, spiky projections on their surface, often associated with liver disease or lipid disorders.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: RBCs stacked like coins, commonly seen in conditions with increased plasma proteins.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Clumping of RBCs, typically caused by anitbody-medicated reactions

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Fragments of RBCs with irregular jagged edges, and are often associated with hemalytic anemia or mechanical damage.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: RBCs of variable sizes that are indicative of anemia or other blood disorders.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Nucleated RBCs that mature into reticulocytes

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Abnormal cells shapes that are often a sign of underlying conditions like anemia, liver/kidney disease, or nutritional deficiencies.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Abnormal coloring of cells that comes from higher than normal production of hemoglobin in mature RBCs.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Also known as codocytes, these cells have excess cell membrane for what the actual volume of the cell is.

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Select the correct RBC Morphology to the description: Comes from a genetic disorder of the hemoglobin; look like little canoes.

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What is the clinical/technical term for a RBC?

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What is the clinical/technical term for a WBC?

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What is the clinical/technical term for a Platelet?

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What is the most common type of WBC?

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What are Thrombocytes?

 
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