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Factors affecting RBC Production
CYTOKINES, ESTROGEN, TESTOSTERONE, T3, T4, VITAMIN, MINERAL, GLOBIN
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Involves redistributing itself by going near the vascular lining and roll and cling
IMMIGRATION
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Protein needed in RBC Prod.
GLOBIN
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Important in the synthesis of DNA. Deficiency results to anemia
FOLIC ACID, VIT B12
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Secondary granules is also known as the
SPECIFIC
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Basophils granulation color
DARK BLUE-BLACK
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Hormones enhances erythropoietin production
TESTOSTERONE
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irreversible, once they arrive in the tissue, they can no longer go back to the circulation
MIGRATION
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Neutrophils attracted to chemoreactants because they have receptors to it particulary the
CXCR1, CXCR2
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Lifespan of Neutrophils_ and approx., how many hours in the blood before proceeding in the tissues
9-10 DAY, 7 HOUR
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Condition wherein neutrophil lifespan is lengthen preventing apoptosis
INFECTION
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Blast stage consist of how many days
14 DAY
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Cells in spleen responsible for splenic culling
MACROPHAGES
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Abundance of 2 lobes is an indication of abnormality known as
HYPOLOBULATION
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The stage which usual rules in cell maturation applies wherein the more immature the cell is, the larger its nucleus.
MYELOBLAST
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Neutrophil granulation color
PINK-LILAC
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first to arrive in the site of infection
NEUTROPHIL
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These minerals synthesizes hemoglobin in EPO Prod.
Fe, Cu
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Primaey granules is also known as
AZUROPHILIC
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Progenitor cell which produces eosinophils
CFU-Eo
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Metamyelocyte is also known as
JUVENILE CELL
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Other hormones responsible in EPO prod.
T3, T4
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if it appears in the circulation with an amount of more than 5%, it will now indicate
ACUTE LEUKEMIA
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Multi-segmented, normally, can be 3-4 lobes and in an older or more mature cells they can be 5 lobe
POLYMORPHONUCLEAR NEUTROPHIL
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Eosinophil granulation color
ORANGE-RED
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What stages in the Granulopoiesis is mitotically active
1-3
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Secondary granules or Specific granules are starting to appear. Tertiary granules may also start to appear as well as the Dawn of Neutrophilia
MYELOCYTE
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Stage that normally appear in the circulation with the amount of at least 0-5%.
BAND CELL
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Progenitor cell which produces basophils
CFU-Baso
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Other term for old RBCS
SENESCENT RBC
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Light stained, spaces in stained nucleus
PARACHROMATIN
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Progenitor cell which produces Neutrophils
CFU-G
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The process of neutrophils leaving the circulation is called
DIAPEDESIS
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Mature Neutrophil is also known as
POLYMORPHONUCLEAR NEUTROPHIL, SEGMENTER
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not end stage cells since they can function again
LYMPHOCYTE
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Densed stained, aggregated, granulated chromatin
HETEROCHROMATIN
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As the secondary granules starting to appear from the golgi complex (which appear as an unstained portion), the secondary granules appear reddish tinge resulting now as if a sun coming out called the
DAWN OF NEUTROPHILIA
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The production of Neutrophils, Eosinophils and Basophils which share the same maturation but varies in the morphology
GRANULOPOIESIS
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What condition triggers kidney to produce EPOHYPOXIA
HYPOXIA
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Major growth factor in RBC Production produced by the _ cells of the kidney
ERYTHROPOIETIN, PERITUBULAR
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Hormones inhibit EPO production
ESTROGEN
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Immature cell which Nucleus undergoes elongation into the shape of a band. The width is one half or less than one half of the diameter of the nucleus
BAND, STAB, STAFF
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Stage where Nucleus starts to undergo indentation or kidney bean or peanut shaped nucleus.Small amounts of secondary granules are present in this stage but there is a further production of tertiary granules
METAMYELOCYTE
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Fine arrange chromatin
EUCHROMATIN
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Once the cell performs its function, they die becoming a _ cell. This is called “end-stage cell”
PUSS
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Stage which Azurophilic or Primary Granules starts to appear
PROMYELOCYTE