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19 Cards in this Set
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Possitive occult blood is an indicated in |
GIT bleeding |
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Stored iron in tissues |
Hemosiderin |
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Which not true regarding young cells a. dark cytoplasm b. small size c. presence of nucleus |
Small size |
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Pyknotic nucleus contains |
Condensed chromatin and DNA |
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High concentration of RBC due to less volume in plasma |
Relative erythrocytosis |
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High concentration of RBC because you have more RBC than normal |
Absolute Erythrocytosis |
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High red cell mass quantitation is seen in |
Relative erythrocytosis |
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Measures hemoglobin lebels and detects abnormal type of hemoglobin |
Hemoglobin electroporesis |
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A left shift of granulocytes with nucleated RBCs is seen in a leukoerythroblastic reaction left shift means |
Young forms of granulocytes |
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Alkaline ph for electrophoresis is 8.6 at an alkaline ph. Hgb A2 migrates with hgb S |
First statement is TRUE. Second Statement is FALSE |
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Hemoglobin A2 and F levels beta thalassemia |
INCREASED |
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Hemoglobin A2 and F levels in alpha thalassemia |
DECREASED |
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Hemoglobin H and Barts level in beta thalassemia |
Decreased, Normal |
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Hemoglobin H and Barts level in alpha thalassemia |
Increased |
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Serum bilirubin can be uses to evaluate hemolytic disorder |
TRUE |
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Circulating Rbcs are smaller in size than the usual size of RBcs and have a decreased red color |
Microcytic, Hypochromic |
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Data required to compute for MCV |
Hematocrit and rbc counts |
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Data required to compute for MCHC |
Hemoglobin and hematocrit counts |
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Normal value for MCH |
27-31pg |