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BOC Review: Hematology Vocabulary

Shaneen Fernandez Medical Laboratory Technology BOC Inglés 2,0Valoración media 2,0 de 5 (1 valoración) 54 fichas

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  1. 1Whole bloodis the blood composition that includes erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets, & plasma
  2. 2Buffy coatis a small white layer of cells (leukocytes & platelets) lying between the packed red blood cells & the plasma)
  3. 3Plasmais the liquid portion of unclotted blood
  4. 4Serumis the fluid that remains after coagulation has occurred & a clot has formed
  5. 5a-without
  6. 6-blastyoungest/nucleated
  7. 7-chromiccolored
  8. 8-cytecell
  9. 9dys-abnormal
  10. 10-emiain the blood
  11. 11ferro-iron
  12. 12hyper-increased
  13. 13hypo-decreased
  14. 14iso-equal
  15. 15macro-large
  16. 16mega-very large/huge
  17. 17micro-small
  18. 18myelo-marrow
  19. 19normo-normal
  20. 20-oidlike
  21. 21-osisincreased
  22. 22pan-all
  23. 23-peniadecreased
  24. 24-plasiaformation
  25. 25-poiesiscell production
  26. 26poly-many
  27. 27pro-before
  28. 28thrombo-clot
  29. 29Homeostasisis the body's tendency to move toward physiological stability
  30. 30Osmotic concentrationis the body/cellular water concentration
  31. 31Isotonicis the normal osmotic concentration
  32. 32HypotonicWater enters the cell; the cell swells, & may lyse (greater amount of H2O in relationship to lesser amount of solutes)
  33. 33HypertonicWater leaves the cell; the cell may crenate (lesser amount of H2O in relationship to greater amount of solutes)
  34. 34MCVStands for mean corpuscular volume. It is an indicator of the average or mean volume of erythrocytes (RBCs) in femtoliters
  35. 35MCHStands for mean corpuscular hemoglobin. It is an indicator of the average weight of hemoglobin in individual RBCs in picograms
  36. 36MCHCStands for mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration. It is a measure of the average concentration of hemoglobin in grams per deciliter
  37. 37RDWStands for RBC distribution width. It is a parameter that measures the variation in RBC size or RBC volume in percentage. RDW is elevated in accordance with variation in red cell size (anisocytosis)
  38. 38AnisocytosisVariation in size
  39. 39HctStands for hematocrit. It is the percentage of RBCs in a given volume of whole blood
  40. 40HgbStands for hemoglobin. It is given in grams per deciliter. Hgb is age & sex dependent
  41. 41PLTStands for platelets. It is given in a number per microliter of blood
  42. 42Relative countIs the amount of a cell type in relation to other blood components
  43. 43Relative lymphocytosisis an increase in the percentage of lymphocytes; frequently associated with neutropenia.
  44. 44Relative polycythemiaRBCs appear increased due to a decreased plasma volume
  45. 45Absolute countis the actual number of each cell type without respect to other blood components.
  46. 46Absolute lymphocytosisis a true increase in the number of lymphocytes
  47. 47Absolute polycythemiais a true increased in red cell mass
  48. 48Continue from Success Review BookBottom of pg. 233 or beginning of pg. 234
  49. 49HematopoiesisProduction & differentiation of blood cells
  50. 50Cellularityis the ratio of marrow cells to fat (red marrow/yellow marrow)
  51. 51M:E (myeloid/erythroid) ratiois the ratio of granulocytes & their precursors to nucleated erythroid precursors
  52. 52Lymphoid? (Pg. 235)Includes progenitor cells that differentiate into either B or T lymphocytes in response to cytokines/lymphokines/interleukins/CSFs/growth factors
  53. 53Myeloid? (Pg. 235)Includes progenitor cells that gives rise to the multipotential progenitor CFU-GEMM (colony-forming-unit-granulocyte-erythrocyte-macrophage-megakaryocyte),which will differentiate into committed progenitor cells & finally mature blood cells in response to cytokines/interleukins/colony stimulating factors/growth factors
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BOC: Pg. 145 SUCCESS Review Book: Pg. 229 Blood composition, basic hematology terminology, basic homeostasis, RBC indices, other RBC parameters, platelets, relative & absolute blood cell counts,
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