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TV4001 - Clinical Pathology, blood smear

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  1. 1What can you use a blood smear for?Platelet clumps + estimated counts
    Estimating WBC concentration
    RBC density
    ID parasites
    Verify automated results
  2. 2Which tube + anticoagulant would you use for blood smears?EDTA
    - compatible with stains
    - preserves cell morphology
    Must be filled correctly + used immediately
  3. 3How would you store both the blood sample and blood smear?Blood sample - refrigerate or store in cooler with ice bricks (wrap in paper towel)
    Blood smear - in glass slide carriers (NOT in cooler!)
  4. 4What stains are commonly used for blood smears?Wrights or DIff-Quick stains
    - Fixative, eosin dye, methylene blue dye
  5. 5What order do you look at a blood smear in?10 x smear quality evaluation
    100 x platelet count + morphology
    10x WBC count
    100 x WBC differential count
    10 x RBC arrangement
    100 x RBC morphology
  6. 6What do you look for in 10 x quality scan?Assess body, monolayer, and feathered edge
    - look for platelet clumps, parasites, abnormally large cells, and WBC clumps
    - Pick optimal monolayer area
  7. 7How do you calculate platelet count?Count 3-10 fields and find the average/field
    Multiply the average by 20
    <3 platelets/HPF or 30-60 x10^9/L = spontaneous bleeding
    10 platelets/HPF minimum for health
  8. 8Which species is prone to having platelet clumps?Cats
  9. 9How do you count WBCs?Count average of 3-10 fields
    Divide average by 4
  10. 10What are you counting in WBC differential count and how?Neutrophils + BAND neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes, lymphocytes
    Battlement technique
  11. 11What are reactive lymphocytes?Active - increased immunoglobulin
  12. 12Describe eosinophils from different speciesHorse - mulberry look
    Cat - rod-shape granules
    Dog and cow - normal granules
  13. 13What is the biggest leukocyte in circulation?Monocytes
  14. 14List species in descending order of having RBC central pallorDog > cat > ruminants
  15. 15What is rouleaux, and which species is prone to it?Stacking fo RBCs due to the charges between RBC and plasma macromolecules
    Horses
  16. 16What increases rouleaux?Hyperglobulinemia
    Hyperfibrinogenemia
  17. 17How can you differentiate rouleaux from agglutination?Immerse in saline (dilute out plasma macromolecules)
  18. 18What is basophilic stippling and what can it indicate?A normal finding in ruminants, RBCs contain basophilic granules
    Can be non-specific indicator of regeneration
  19. 19What is agglutination?Clumping of RBCs due to Ag presentation and antibody bonding
    - immune mediated haemolytic anaemia
  20. 20What is anisocytosis and which species is it normal?Variation in RBC size
    Cattle and cats
  21. 21What is polychromasia and what is it indicative of?Increased basophilia of a cell due to higher nuclear/protein content
    Indicative of regeneration
    - Polychromatophils/reticulocytes
  22. 22What is hypochromasia and what is it indicative of?Increased central pallor and/or paler RBC
    - Iron deficiency
  23. 23What are microcytes indicative of?Iron deficiency (haemoglobin deficiency)
    Porto-systemic shunts
  24. 24What are macrocytes indicative of?Regeneration
    Neoplasia
    Artifact - overheated sample
  25. 25What is the term for abnormally shaped RBCs?Poikilocytes
  26. 26What are specific indicators of regeneration?Polychromatophils/reticulocytes
  27. 27What are non-specific indicators of regeneration?Anisocytosis
    Basophilic stippling
    Metarubricytes
  28. 28How do you calculate the absolute reticulocyte count?Reticulocyte count = no. reticulocytes/1000 RBCs
    Absolute count = reticulocyte count x [RBC] x 1000
  29. 29What are the aggregate reticulocyte serum levels in dogs and cats that indicate regeneration?>60-80 x 10^9/L dogs
    >50 x 10^9/L cats
  30. 30Differentiate aggregate from punctate reticulocytesAggregate are early-stage reticulocytes and have more reticulant in them; punctate are more mature reticulocytes
    Punctate seen in cats with mild or chronic anaemia
  31. 31What can punctate reticulocytes be confused for?Mature RBCs, Heinz bodies (oxidative damage), Mycoplasma infection

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