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Froggy Jumps Blood Cells Basics QuizOnline version RBC and WBC features by Zoe Gahagan 1 What is RBC (Red Blood Cell) a A blood cell involved in fighting infection and responding to inflammation. b A blood cell that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body and helps transport carbon dioxide back to the lungs. c An RBC with irregular, unevenly spaced spikes or projections on its surface. 2 Acanthocyte a RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. b An immature RBC that still contains a nucleus. c An RBC with irregular, unevenly spaced spikes or projections on its surface. 3 Anisocytosis a Variation in the shape of RBCs. b Variation in the size of RBCs. c RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. 4 Basophilic Stippling a A clump of damaged hemoglobin inside an RBC. b Small blue-purple dots within an RBC caused by leftover ribosomal material. c An RBC fragment or RBC with an irregular shape. 5 Heinz Body a A small, dark-staining remnant of DNA inside an RBC. b An RBC with a slit- or mouth-shaped area of central pallor. c A clump of damaged hemoglobin inside an RBC, usually caused by oxidative damage. 6 Howell-Jolly Body a An RBC that appears darker than normal because it contains more hemoglobin. b A clump of damaged hemoglobin inside an RBC. c A small, dark-staining remnant of DNA inside an RBC. 7 Hyperchromatophilic a Small blue-purple dots within an RBC caused by leftover ribosomal material. b Rouleaux – RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. c An RBC that appears darker than normal because it contains more hemoglobin. 8 Hypochromasia a Hyperchromatophilic – darker RBCs b RBCs appear paler than normal because they contain less hemoglobin. c Nucleated Erythrocyte/RBC – immature RBC with a nucleus. 9 Microcytosis a Erythrocyte – Another name for a red blood cell. b Macrocytosis – RBCs larger than normal. c RBCs that are smaller than normal. 10 Nucleated Erythrocyte/RBC a Schistocyte – An RBC fragment or RBC with an irregular shape. b An immature RBC that still contains a nucleus. c Rouleaux – RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. 11 Poikilocytosis a Variation in RBC size (anisocytosis). b Rouleaux – RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. c Variation in the shape of RBCs. 12 Rouleaux a RBCs stacked together like a stack of coins. b An RBC fragment or RBC with an irregular shape. c An RBC with irregular, unevenly spaced spikes or projections on its surface. 13 What is Rubricyte? a An immature RBC that contains a nucleus and is further developed than earlier erythroblast stages. b A mature red blood cell. c A platelet fragment involved in clotting 14 What is Schistocyte? a A WBC involved in allergic reactions b An RBC fragment or RBC with an irregular shape caused by mechanical damage. c A round RBC with a pale center. 15 What is Spherocyte? a A small, round RBC that has lost its normal central pale area. b An RBC with a slit- or mouth-shaped area of central pallor. c A large WBC that fights infection 16 What is Stomatocyte? a A WBC involved in allergic and inflammatory reactions b An RBC with a slit- or mouth-shaped area of central pallor. c An RBC with a bullseye-like appearance. 17 What is Target Cell? a An RBC with a bullseye-like appearance, with a darker center and outer edge. b An RBC fragment with irregular shape from mechanical damage. c A WBC that responds to inflammation 18 What is WBC (White Blood Cell/Leukocyte)? a A type of platelet b A blood cell involved in fighting infection and responding to inflammation. c A tiny cell involved in blood clotting. 19 What are Agranulocytes? a WBCs that do not have visible specific granules in their cytoplasm; includes lymphocytes and monocytes. b WBCs with visible granules; includes neutrophils and eosinophils. c Red blood cells lacking color 20 What are Atypical Lymphocytes? a Neutrophils with segmented nuclei b Lymphocytes that have an unusual appearance or abnormal features. c Normal lymphocytes with typical appearance. 21 What is Band Neutrophil? a A lymphocyte with a ring-shaped nucleus b A mature neutrophil with segmented nucleus. c An immature neutrophil with a nucleus that has not yet developed the normal segmented shape. 22 What is Basophil? a A RBC with abnormal shape. b A platelet involved in clotting c A WBC involved in allergic and inflammatory reactions. 23 What is Döhle Body? a A small blue-gray area of cytoplasm in a neutrophil, often associated with inflammation or toxicity. b A large granule in eosinophils. c A dense nucleus in lymphocytes 24 What is Eosinophil? a A type of RBC with central pallor b A WBC commonly involved in allergies and defense against parasites. c A platelet protein 25 What are Granulocytes? a WBCs without granules. b A type of platelet c WBCs that contain visible granules in their cytoplasm; includes neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils. 26 What is Hypersegmented? a A neutrophil with a single nucleus. b A lymphocyte with abnormal granules c A neutrophil with an abnormally large number of nuclear segments. 27 What is Leukocyte? a A blood clotting platelet b A small RBC fragment c Another name for a white blood cell. 28 What is Lymphocyte? a A WBC involved in immune responses, including antibody production and recognition of foreign substances. b A RBC that carries oxygen c A neutrophil with toxic granulation 29 What is Monocyte? a A small platelet involved in clotting b A type of lymphocyte with no nucleus c A large WBC that helps remove damaged cells, debris, and pathogens and can develop into macrophages. 30 What is Neutrophil? a A RBC that transports oxygen b A basophil with high granularity c A WBC that is important for fighting bacterial infections and responding to inflammation. 31 What is Reactive Lymphocyte? a A small thrombocyte b A resting monocyte c A lymphocyte that has become activated because of an immune response, often appearing larger than normal. 32 What is Segmented Leukocyte? a A mature WBC with a nucleus divided into distinct segments; usually refers to a mature neutrophil. b A basophil without granules c An immature lymphocyte 33 What is Toxic Granulation? a Granules in eosinophils during parasitic infection b Diffuse cytoplasmic staining in lymphocytes c Darker or more prominent granules in neutrophils associated with severe inflammation or infection. 34 What is Platelet? a A type of white blood cell b A large RBC c A small blood component that helps form blood clots and stop bleeding. 35 What is Thrombocyte? a Another name for a platelet. b A WBC with no nucleus c A type of neutrophil

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Blood Cells Basics QuizOnline version

by Zoe Gahagan

What is RBC (Red Blood Cell)

Acanthocyte

Anisocytosis

Basophilic Stippling

Heinz Body

Howell-Jolly Body

Hyperchromatophilic

Hypochromasia

Microcytosis

Nucleated Erythrocyte/RBC

Poikilocytosis

Rouleaux

What is Rubricyte?

What is Schistocyte?

What is Spherocyte?

What is Stomatocyte?

What is Target Cell?

What is WBC (White Blood Cell/Leukocyte)?

What are Agranulocytes?

What are Atypical Lymphocytes?

What is Band Neutrophil?

What is Basophil?

What is Döhle Body?

What is Eosinophil?

What are Granulocytes?

What is Hypersegmented?

What is Leukocyte?

What is Lymphocyte?

What is Monocyte?

What is Neutrophil?

What is Reactive Lymphocyte?

What is Segmented Leukocyte?

What is Toxic Granulation?

What is Platelet?

What is Thrombocyte?