Wbc Pathology

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Findings of May Hegglin anomaly?

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1. Giant platelets
2. Neutrophils have basophilic inclusions

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What is Pelger-Huét anomaly?

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Neutrophil has only 2 nuclear lobes

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In which condition do we find pseudo Pelger-Huet anomaly?

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Myelodysplastic syndrome

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• What is the Alder-Reilly anomaly?

• Seen in which condition?

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• WBC having dense eosinophilic granules.
• Seen in Mucopolysaccharidosis

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Hematological finding of chediak Hisashi syndrome?

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Presence of giant granules in WBC

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Identifying features of Lymphoblast? (2)

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1. No granules in the cytoplasm = Agranular cytoplasm
2. Nucleoli is absent

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Two identifying features of Myeloblast?

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1. Granules in the cytoplasm called Auer rod2. Nucleoli present
2. Granules in the cytoplasm called Auer rod2. Nucleoli present
3. Granules in the cytoplasm called Auer rod2. Nucleoli present

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Stains for Lymphoblast? (2)

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1. PAS+
2. tdt+

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Stains for myeloblast? (2)

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1. MPO
2. Sudan black B

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Which varients of AML shows PAS positivity?

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M6, M7 varients of AML

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How to differentiate Lymphoblast and Myeloblast by PAS staining?

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• Lymphoblast: Block like staining

• Myeloblast: Diffuse staining

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Special appearance of cells in PBS in CLL?

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Smudged up appearance of cell aka convent girl appearance.

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IOC for CLL?

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Flow cytometry

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Peripheral blood smear picture of CML? (3)

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1. Different stages of maturation of WBC is seen aka flower in garden appearance or college girl appearance.
2. Basophilia and eosinophilia in PBS
3. Foamy appearing Psudo Gaucher cell.

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IOC for CML?

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FISH to identify Philadelphia chromosome.