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Uncommited progenitors or lineages of leukopoiesis
COMMON LYMPHOID PROGENITOR, COMMON MYELOID PROGENITOR
2
Uncommited progenitors where neutrophils, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils derived
COMMON MYELOID PROGENITOR, CFU-GEMM
3
Uncommited progenitors where lymphocytes like Tcell, Bcell and NK cell derived
COMMON LYMPHOID PROGENITOR, CFU-L
4
This refers to the production of granulocytes
GRANULOPOIESIS
5
GRANULOPOIESIS occurs only in
BONE MARROW
6
GRANULOPOIESIS occurs via
MITOSIS
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Granulopoiesis derived from what progenitor
COMMON MYELOID PROGENITOR
8
This pool is composed of cells actively dividing/mitosis
PROLIFERATING
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This pool comprises of cell maturing w/o division
MATURATION/STORAGE
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Maturation/Storage pool is found in
BONE MARROW
11
What pools can be found in the circulation
CIRCULATING, MARGINATING
12
Pool of granulocytes adhere in the endothelial linings of blood vessels
MARGINATING
13
First identifiable cell in the granulocytic series
MYELOBLAST
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Stage of leukopoiesis which constitutes approx. 3% of the nucleated bone marrow cells that could lasts for about 24 hours
PROMYELOCYTE
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Stage of leukopoiesis which approx. 12% of the proliferative cells exists
MYELOCYTE
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The last stage of leukopoiesis to undergo mitosis
MYELOCYTE
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Stage of myelocyte to metamyelocyte maturation could last for an average of
4.3 DAY
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Neutrophils remain in the maturation storage phase for how many days
7-10 DAY
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Eosinophils remain in the maturation storage for how many days
2.5 DAY
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WBC which remains in the maturation storage for shortest period approx___
BASOPHIL, 12 HOUR
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Refers to movement of granulocytes from the circulating pool to the peripheral tissues
DIAPEDESIS, EMIGRATION
22
The function of neutrophils in the peripheral tissues
PHAGOCYTOSIS
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Lifespan of neutrophils in the circulating blood
7-10 HOUR
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Lifespan of basophils in the circulatingh blood
8.5 HOUR
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Produced due to damage of degenerated eosinophil seen in body secretions like sputum and stool
CHARCOT LEYDEN CRYSTAL
26
Refers to increased eosinophils in the blood
EOSINOPHILIA
27
Conditions that could induced eosinophiia
PARASITIC INFECTION, ALLERGIC REACTION
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Stage of granulopoiesis Cytoplasm: Basophilic, Scanty, Non granular
MYELOBLAST
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Stage of granulopoiesis Cytoplasm: Basophilic and abundant which Primary granules starts to appear
PROMYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Cytoplasm: Moderate amount w/ few specific granules and Secondary granules starts to appear
MYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Cytoplasm: Moderate to abundant w/ tertiary or specific granules
METAMYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Cytoplasm: Has specific granules
BAND
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Stage of granulopoiesis Nucleus: Round over slightly oval w/ fine chromatin
MYELOBLAST
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Stage of granulopoiesis Nucleus: Oval to round w/ slightly coarser chromatin pattern
PROMYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Nucleus: Oval to round w/ coarse chromatin
MYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Nucleus: Indented, Kidney Bean shaped w/ coarse and clumped chromatin
METAMYELOCYTE
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Stage of granulopoiesis Nucleus: Elongated or band shaped w/ coarse and clumped chromatin
BAND
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Stage of granulopoiesis which last appearance of nucleoli occur
PROMYELOCYTE
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Number of nucleoli in myelobast
2-5
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Number of nucleoli in promyelocyte
2-3
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N/C ratio during myeloblast
4:1
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N/C ratio during promyelocyte
3:1-2:1
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What are the mature granulocytes
NEUTROPHIL, EOSINOPHIL, BASOPHIL
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What day do Blast stage occur
14TH DAY
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Stage when release of mature granulocytes in the peripheral blood
BLAST
46
Cell diameter during myeloblast
15-20 UM
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Cell diameter of promyelocyte
15-21 UM
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Cell diameter of myelocyte
12-18 UM
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Cell diameter of metamyelocyte
10-15 UM
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Cell diameter of band/stab cell
9-15 UM
51
Cytochemical stain which used to stain specific granules that could be positive in myeloblast stage
SPECIFIC ESTERASE, PEROXIDASE, SUDAN BLACK B
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Stain used for the identification of leukemias
CYTOCHEMICAL
53
Non specific granules found in promyelocyte
PRIMARY, AZUROPHILIC
54
What stage of granulopoiesis which cell diameter starts to decrease
MYELOCYTE
55
Myelocyte stage is also known as
DAWN OF NEUTROPHILIA
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Metamyelocyte is also known as
JUVENILE CELL
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Stage of granulopoiesis where tertiary granules starts to form
METAMYELOCYTE
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Curved neutrophil or sausage shape nucleus
BAND, STAB
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Youngest stage of granulopoiesis that could appear in the circulation
BAND, STAB
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Form of mature granulocytes that has a typical elongated nucleus
BAND FORM
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Form of mature granulocytes that has a characteristic of multilobed nucleus which separate lobes are attached to each other by a fine thread like filament
SEGMENTED
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CLSI recommends ___neutrophils should be included in WBC Counting
BAND, SEGMENTED
63
Fine and stain a blue-pink colour with wright stain
NEUTROPHILIC GRANULE
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Larger, round and oval shaped granules having an orange and have a glassy or semiopaque texture
EOSINOPHILIC GRANULE
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Dark blue-black colour and a dense appearance granule
BASOPHILIC GRANULE
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Granules found in the Basophilic granules
HEPARIN, HISTAMINE, CHONDROITIN SULPHATE
67
Which of these is also known as polymorphonuclear cell
SEGMENTED
68
Cell diameter of segmented neutrophil
9-15 UM
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Cytoplasm apperance of segmented neutrophil
GRAINY, PINK/ROSE-PINK VIOLET GRANULE
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Number of lobes of segmented neutrophils
3-4 LOBE
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Condition when neutrophils only exhibits 2 lobes in its nucleus
FAMILIAL PELGER HUET ANOMALY
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Condition when Segmented neutrophils exhibits hypersegmentation
MEGALOBLASTIC ANEMIA
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Lifespan of segmented neutrophils
9-10 DAY
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Which movement of neutrophil is irreversible
MIGRATION
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Which of these are termed as end stage cell
NEUTROPHIL
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What stage of Leukopoiesis is the last stage in the mitotic division
MYELOCYTE
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What pool and how long do metamyelocyte and band occur in the pool
MATURATION, 5-7 DAY
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What pool and how long do mature neutrophil occur in the pool
STORAGE, 11 DAY
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Refers to locating, ingesting, and killing invading bacteria
PHAGOCYTOSIS
80
Segmented Neutrophils functions as a defense against infections primarily
BACTERIA
81
Segmented neutrophils has receptors to FC portion of what immunoglobulin
IgG
82
Refers to specific directional motility of neutrophils to chemoattractants via diapedesis
CHEMOTAXIS
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Refers to random motility of neutrophils to chemoattractants via diapedesis
CHEMOKINESIS
84
These are signals released by cells for neutrophils to respond
CHEMOKINE
85
Enumerate steps of phagocytosis
DIRECTIONAL MOTILITY, RECOGNITION, INGESTION, DEGRANULATION, KILLING
86
This utilizes Superoxide anion and hydrogen peroxide to destroy a bacterial cell wall
RESPIRATORY BURST
87
Produced following the released of the nuclear contents of the neutrophil into the extracellular space which microbes are trapped encountering higher concentrations of antimicrobial proteins
NEUTROPHIL EXTRACELLULAR TRAP
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What cannot be found on the granules of eosinophils
LYSOZYME
89
Granules of eosinophils not containing crystalloids but rich in acid phosphatase
SMALLER ROUND GRANULE
90
Granule of eosinophils which is elliptical, has amorphous matrix which crystals represent the enzyme peroxidase
LARGER CRYSTALLINE GRANULE
91
Cell diameter of eosinophils
9-15 UM
92
Primary granules are known as
AZUROPHILIC
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Secondary granules are known as
SPECIFIC
94
Tertiary granules are known as
GELATINOUS
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