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bruise easily means devoid of what element?

platelets

hematology?

study of cellular elements in blood and bone marrow

3types of cellular elements in blood?

WBC


RBC


Platelets

5types of leukocyte?

neutrophils


lymphocytes


monocytes


basophils


eosinophils

which leukocyte protects by eating bacteria and debri?

neutrophils

reticulocytes?

immature RBC

mature RBC and purpose?

bioconcave disc. carries oxygen to tissues and co2 to lungs

RBC death?

heme broken to bilirubin, excreted by liver.


iron placed back to liver


globin broken to proteins

normal WBC: 4-10,000/cuum. what disorder is indicates with 20,000/cuum?

bacterial infection


leukemia

lymphocytes and purpose?

smallest WBC, b cells to antobodies, t cells to cytotoxin and helper cells for an immune response

Dx w/anemia, RBC are microscopic and devoid of hemoglobin.

iron deficient anemia

Hemoglobin S: what shape for RBCs if pt in crisis?

sickle cell

another name for coag?

hemostasis

how many factors involved in enzyme reaction to form fibrin?

13 plasma factors

3 types of coag tests?

platelet count


pt and aptt


fibrinogen

3 types of coag tests?

platelet count


pt and aptt


fibrinogen

fatigue, easy bruising, easy infections, cbc reveals decrease in all counts

pancytopenia

3 types of coag tests?

platelet count


pt and aptt


fibrinogen

fatigue, easy bruising, easy infections, cbc reveals decrease in all counts

pancytopenia

tests known as electrolytes?

Na, K, Cl, CO2

3 types of coag tests?

platelet count


pt and aptt


fibrinogen

fatigue, easy bruising, easy infections, cbc reveals decrease in all counts

pancytopenia

tests known as electrolytes?

Na, K, Cl, CO2

54 y/o male c/o: pain and swelling in big toe

Gout

3 types of coag tests?

platelet count


pt and aptt


fibrinogen

fatigue, easy bruising, easy infections, cbc reveals decrease in all counts

pancytopenia

tests known as electrolytes?

Na, K, Cl, CO2

54 y/o male c/o: pain and swelling in big toe

Gout

enzymes increased in liver disease and some heart disease?

Alp, alt, ast, ggt, ld

3tpes of hepatitis, how contracted?

hep A: direct contact


hep B &C : blood and blood products

ED: chest pain, wbc count: 7900, hematocrit: 45.8%, platelets: 246000, ^ cardiac enzymes,

Acute myocardial infarction

ED: chest pain, wbc count: 7900, hematocrit: 45.8%, platelets: 246000, ^ cardiac enzymes,

Acute myocardial infarction

T3, T4, TSH test what organ?

thyroid

5 types of immunoglobulins?

Ig G


Ig M


Ig A


Ig E


Ig D

contact w/pathogen, how would your body protect you?

neutrophils engulf bacteria


macrophages process them


lymphocytes make antibodies


antibodies destroy bacteria and remember it

serological evidence of an infection?

increase in Ig M and G

mr. X has URI, antibiotics didn't work, fungal pneumonia suspected, meds given. titer labs show IgG 1:16, and 1:512 has fungal pneumonia?

yes, greater than 2 tube rise in titer indicates current infection. (Ig 16 & 512 rise)

which immunoglobulin gives long term immunity?

IgG

which immunoglobulin gives long term immunity?

IgG

define antibody

protein produced in response to a foreign antigen

define immunohematology

study of antigens and antibodies on RBCs, WBCs and platelets

define immunohematology

study of antigens and antibodies on RBCs, WBCs and platelets

3 tests performed in blood bank

ABO, Antibody screens, cross matching

GTT procedure

fasting labs, drink sugar drink, labs drawn 1/2, 1, 2, 3 hours.

GTT procedure

fasting labs, drink sugar drink, labs drawn 1/2, 1, 2, 3 hours.

2 hr pp?

2 hours after eating

GTT procedure

fasting labs, drink sugar drink, labs drawn 1/2, 1, 2, 3 hours.

2 hr pp?

2 hours after eating

tube type for GTT

gray, b/c it has glycolic agent that will stabilize glucose.

GTT procedure

fasting labs, drink sugar drink, labs drawn 1/2, 1, 2, 3 hours.

2 hr pp?

2 hours after eating

tube type for GTT

gray, b/c it has glycolic agent that will stabilize glucose.

body system being evaluated? labs: fbs, 2 hr pp, GTT

pancreas and insulin production

GTT procedure

fasting labs, drink sugar drink, labs drawn 1/2, 1, 2, 3 hours.

2 hr pp?

2 hours after eating

tube type for GTT

gray, b/c it has glycolic agent that will stabilize glucose.

body system being evaluated? labs: fbs, 2 hr pp, GTT

pancreas and insulin production

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