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67 Cards in this Set
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reticulocytes
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Reticulocytes
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Reticulocytes
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Polychromasia
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Polychromasia
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Hypochromic
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Hypochromic
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Hyperchromic
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Target Cells - Mexican Hat Cells
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Spherocytes
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Spherocytes
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Platelets
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canine segmented neutrophil
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feline segmented neutrophil
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equine segmented neutrophil
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bovine segmented neutrophil
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banded neutrophil
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canine lymphocyte
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feline lymphocyte
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equine lymphocyte
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bovine lymphocyte
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reactive lymphocyte
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granular lymphocyte
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canine monocyte
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feline monocyte
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equine monocyte
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bovine monocyte
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canine eosinophil
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feline eosinophil
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equine eosinophil
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bovine eosinophil
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greyhound eosinophil
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canine basophil
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feline basophil
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Equine basophil
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bovine basophil
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banded neutrophil
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banded neutrophils
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banded neutrophils
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avian cells
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canine cells
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feline cells
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equine cells
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bovine cells
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Howell Jolly Bodies
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A – Basophilic stippling
B – Howell Jolly Bodies C – Cabot’s Ring D – Heinz Bodies |
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Dohle Body
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Dohle Body
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Dohle Body
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Heinz Body
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Heinz Body
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nucelated RBC
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bird neucleated rbc
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neucleated rbc
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Anisocytosis
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Anisocytosis
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Anisocytosis
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Erythrocytes that retain small, round nuclear fragments, dark staining intracellular bodies “Mosby’s”
Basophilic nuclear remnants seen in young erythrocytes during the response to anemia “Hendrix” Are small, often singular, deeply basophilic nuclear remnants that are occasionally seen on normal blood films “McCurnin” found on Red blood Cells |
Howell-Jolly Bodies
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What do Howell-Jolly Bodies indicate?
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Noted in regenerative anemia's and splenic disorders
In 1% of feline and equine RBC’s May be seen after the removal of the spleen |
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What are Dohle Bodies?
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Are small, pale bluish-gray irregular inclusions in the cytoplasm that usually indicate mild toxemia “McCurnin”
Appear as small, gray-blue cytoplasmic inclusions, indicative of mild toxemia “Mosby” Small angular, blue-gray granules “Hendrix |
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What cells do you find Dohle Bodies on?
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Neutrophils
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What do Dohle Bodies indicate?
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Toxicity
Mild toxemia Should be recorded because it signifies rapid replication and may be seen in association with infections More evident with feline illnesses May be indicative of bacterial infections in some species |
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What are Heinz Bodies?
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Denatured hemoglobin that has fused to the RBC membrane and appear as refractile projections from the RBC membrane with NMB stain appear as distinct, darkly staining inclusions protruding from the cell surface. “McCurnin”
Round structures representing denatured hemoglobin, caused by certain oxidant drugs or chemicals. “Hendrix” Small, round areas of denatured Hb attached to the cell membrane “Mosby” |
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What cell do you find Heinz bodies on?
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RBC’s
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What do Heinz bodies indicate?
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Oxidant drugs,
Lymphosarcoma Hyperthyroidism Diabetes mellitus in cats Normal up to 5% of RBC’s of cats |
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How are NRBC's recorded?
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As the number of NRBC’s per 100 WBC’s
Remember to correct the WBC count if more than 10 NRBC’s per 100 WBC’s are found. |
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How is anisocytosis recorded?
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Graded as mild, moderate, or marked.
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