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Anisocytosis
Variation in size of RBC
Macrocytes
Large RBC.
Folate and B12 deficiency
Liver Disease
Microcytes
Smal RBC
Iron deficiency anemia
Lead Poisoning
Poikilocytes
Abnormally shaped RBC
Spherocytes
Smaller than normal RBC. Deeply stained nucleus
Hemolytic anemia
Keratocytes
Helmet Cells
Hemangiosarcoma
Various Hepatic disease
Acanthocytes
Small, irregular projections.
Uneven
Hemangiosarcoma of liver
Liver disease
Echinocytes
Small, evenly spaced projections
Lymphosarcoma
Renal disease
Rattlesnake envenomation
EDTA artifact
Schistocytes
RBC Fragments
DIC
Iron deficiency anemia
Crenation
RBC covered by short spiky surface projections.
Artifactual change
Spiculated cells
Have projections extending from them.
Leptocytes
AKA codocytes.
Increased membrane surface area.
Central area of pigment surrounded by a clear area and then a dense ring.
Anemias.
Liver disease.
Normochromasia
Normal amount of staining intensity
Polychromasia
Increase in staining. Presence of blue cytoplasm combined with red Hb, presents as lavender
Hypochromasia
Lack of staining.
Found in low amounts of Hb
Target Cells
Excessive membrane relative to amount of Hb.
Iron deficiency
Folded cells
Transverse, raised fold extending across the center of the cell, and a clear, slitlike pale region in the center of the cell.
Considered an artifact if the area of pallor are perpendicular to the feathered edge.
Rouleaux formation
RBC's stacked like coins
Agglutination
RBC's clumped together due to presence of anti-body on the surface of them.
Can be confirmed if add a drop of Saline Sol'n to it and they remain clumped
Basophilic Stipling
Presence of dark blue bodies with the erythrocyte. Represents residual RNA
Heinz bodies
Oxidized Hb/denatured Hb.
Lymphosarcoma
Howell-Jolly bodies
Basophilic nuclear remnants seen in young erythrocytes in response to anemia
Increased number after splenectomy
Punctate Reticulocytes
Cats
2-8 small, singular basophilic granules
Aggregate reticulocytes
Clumping of basophilic granules. Large clump
Nucleated RBC
Nucleated red blood cell.
Larger and more immature than reticulocytes