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  • 問題数 67 • 11/23/2023

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  • 1

    It is the orderly production of mature granulocytes (N,E,B)

    Granulocyte production

  • 2

    How long is the maturation sequence of Granulocytes?

    About 14 days

  • 3

    What is the Normal range of WBC at birth or infants?

    10,000-25,000/uL of blood

  • 4

    What is the Normal range of WBC of Infants upto 1 year of age?

    6000-16000/uL of blood

  • 5

    What is the Normal range of WBC of Adults?

    4000-11000/uL of blood

  • 6

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  • 7

    It refer to the detection of changes in numbers of circulating WBCs(percentage of each type). It indicates infection, poisoning, leukemia, chemotheraphy, parasites or allergy reactions.

    Differential WBC counts

  • 8

    In this stage of the granulocyte, The size of the cell is 15-20 um, has a round/slightly oval nucleus, a fine chromatin and 2-5 Nucleoli.

    Myeloblast

  • 9

    In this stage of the granulocyte, the size of the cell is 15-21 um, has a oval/round nucleus, a slightly coarse chromatin and 2-3 Nucleoli.

    Promyelocyte

  • 10

    In this stage of the granulocyte, the size of the cell is 12-18 um, has a oval/round nucleus, a coarser and condensed chromatin and no Nucleoli.

    Myelocyte

  • 11

    In this stage of the granulocyte, the size of the cell is 10-16 um, has a Unsegmented/bi lobed nucleus, a condensed nucleus and no Nucleoli.

    Basophil

  • 12

    What is the cytoplasm staining of Promyelocyte?

    Basophilic

  • 13

    What is the cytoplasm staining of myelocyte?

    Basophilic acidophilic

  • 14

    What is the cytoplasm staining of Metamyelocyte?

    Beige/Salmon

  • 15

    What is the cytoplasm staining of Band?

    Beige/Salmond

  • 16

    What is the cytoplasm staining of Neutrophil, eosinophil and basophil?

    Beige/Salmond

  • 17

    1st recognizable in granulocytic series

    Myeloblast

  • 18

    First appearance of primary granules

    Promyelocyte

  • 19

    First appearance of secondary granules

    Myelocyte

  • 20

    Youngest stage

    Metamyelocyte/juvenile

  • 21

    Youngest cell to appear in peripheral blood

    Band

  • 22

    N, E, B

    Mature granulocyte

  • 23

    What are the Secondary or Specific Granules found in Neutrophil?

    Aminopeptidase, Collagenase, Muramidase, Lactoferrin, Lysozyme, Basic proteins, Plasminogen activator, Alkaline phosphatase

  • 24

    What are the Larger Secondary or Specific granules/Major basic Proteins found in Eosinophil?

    Acid hydrolase, Peroxidase, Phospholipase, Cathepsin, Eosinophilic Cationic CHON, Eosinophil-derived neurotoxin

  • 25

    What are the Smaller Secondary or Specific Granules found in Eosinophil?

    Arylsulfatase, Peroxidase, Acid phosphatase

  • 26

    What are the Secondary or Specific Granules found in Basophil?

    Histamine, Heparin, Peroxidase, Eosinophilic Chemotactic Factor A

  • 27

    What is the other term for Neutrophil?

    Polymorphonuclear (PMN)

  • 28

    What are the granules found in Neutrophil?

    Pink-rose violet granules

  • 29

    What is the Ratio of primary to secondary granules of Mature neutrophil?

    2-3:1

  • 30

    In Neutrophil, it competes with bacteria for Fe (possibly inhibiting growth) and may promote PMN adherence to endothelial cells.

    Lactoferrin-Fe binding glycoprotein

  • 31

    What is the life span of Neutrophil/Polymorphonuclear (PMN)?

    9-10 days

  • 32

    What are the POOLS of Neutrophils in the body?

    Bone marrow-production and maturation, Blood

  • 33

    What are the POOLS of Neutrophils in the Blood?

    Circulating pool, Marginating pool

  • 34

    What are the POOLS of Neutrophil in the Bone marrow production and maturation?

    Mitotic pool, Maturing pool, Storage pool

  • 35

    What are found in the Mitotic pool?

    Myeloblast, Promyelocyte, Myelocyte

  • 36

    What are found in the maturing pool?

    Metamyelocyte

  • 37

    What are the Secondary or Specific Granules found in the Storage pool?

    Metamyelocyte, Bands, Segmented PMN's

  • 38

    What are found in the Circulating pool?

    50% of PMNs circulating freely

  • 39

    What is found in the Marginating pool?

    50% PMNs that adhere to the vessel walls or are sequenstered in the capillaries

  • 40

    What are the granules found on Eosinophil?

    Reddish-orange with affinity for eosin(acidic)

  • 41

    It responds to parasitic and helminthic infection and allergy.

    Eosinophil

  • 42

    True/False: Concentration of Eosinophil is normally high at night or in the afternoon.

    True

  • 43

    It is the Major basic CHON -arginine- rich protein that plays a major role in killing parasites

    Eosinophil

  • 44

    Its major function is to provide defense against helmenthic parasites and it has a role in allergic reactions by lessening hypersensitivity reactions through the release of an amine oxidase, which neutralizes histamine.

    Eosinophil

  • 45

    What does Eosinophil releases that neutralize histamine?

    Amine oxidase

  • 46

    It is formed from the disintegration of eosinophils and is made up of lysophospholipase found in the cytoplasm of eosinophils.

    Charcot-Leyden Crystal

  • 47

    What is Charcot-Leyden crystal made of?

    Lysophospholipase

  • 48

    Charcot-Leyden crystal are seen in what conditions?

    Allergic asthma (nasal mucos), Pulmonary eosinophilic infiltrates (pleural fluid), Parasitic infection (stool)

  • 49

    It responds to allergic or hypersensitivity reactions a such as allergic asthma and delayed-onset allergy reaction

    Basophil

  • 50

    What are the granules found in Basophil?

    Water soluble blue black specific granules with affinity to methylene blue

  • 51

    What makes up 60-80 percent of the lymphoid population?

    T lymphocyte

  • 52

    What makes up 10-20 percent of the lymphoid population?

    B lymphocytes

  • 53

    What makes up 10 percent percent of the lymphoid population?

    Null lymphocyte

  • 54

    Long lived lymphocyte (4-10 years) with cellular-mediated immunity

    T lymphocyte

  • 55

    Short-lived lymphocyte with humoral-mediated immunity

    B lymphocyte

  • 56

    Lymphocyte with tumor host defense

    Null lymphocytes

  • 57

    What are the stages of lymphocyte?

    Lymphoblast, Prolymphocyte, Mature small lymphocyte, Medium lymphocyte, Large lymphocyte

  • 58

    What are the stages of Plasma cells?

    Plasmablast, Proplasmacyte, Plasmacyte/plasma cell

  • 59

    In this stage of the lymphocyte, the size of the cell is 10-18 um, it has a coarse chromatin, round/oval nucleus, a coarse 1-2 Nucleoli.

    Lymphoblast

  • 60

    In this stage of the lymphocyte, the size of the cell is the same as lymphoblast or smaller, it has a more clumped chromatin, round/oval nucleus, a coarse 1-2 Nucleoli.

    Prolymphocyte

  • 61

    In this stage of the lymphocyte, the size of the cell is 8-10 um, it has a dense chromatin, round/oval nucleus, a not visible Nucleoli.

    Mature small lymphocyte

  • 62

    In this stage of the lymphocyte, the size of the cell is 10-12 um, chromatin not as dense as small lymphocyte.

    Medium lymphocyte

  • 63

    In this stage of the lymphocyte, the size of the cell is 12-16 um, it has a round/oval nucleus and nucleoli is not visible, abundant clear and very pale blue cytoplasm

    Large lymphocyte

  • 64

    It is a stage of lymphocyte wherein its cytoplasm appears smooth, has no granules and moderate dark blue in color

    Lymphoblast

  • 65

    It is a stage of lymphocyte wherein its cytoplasm is nongranular, moderate and darkblue in color

    Prolymphocyte

  • 66

    It is a stage of lymphocyte wherein its cytoplasm is thin rim around nucleus and Robin's egg blue.

    Mature small lymphocyte

  • 67

    It is a stage of lymphocyte wherein its cytoplasm is more abundant, pale moderate blue in color.

    Medium Lymphocyte