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Created by luke werren
about 5 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Normal CSF | |
| A ==> Neutrophil B ==> Monocytes C ==> Lymphocyte | |
| Traumatic Tap OR Subarachnoid Bleed (all types of cells seen in peripheral will be seen with traumatic/bleeds) | |
| Erythrophagocytosis blue-black = hemosiderin granules yellow = hematoiden crystals evidence of a bleed | |
| Macrophage | |
| Ventricular cells | |
| Ventricular cell (may be mistaken for malignant cells due to their tendency to appear in clusters) | |
| Ventricular cell | |
| Ventricular cell (may be mistaken for malignant cells due to their tendency to appear in clusters) | |
| Ventricular cell Ependymal Cells | |
| Ventricular cell Choroid plexus "clumped" | |
| Bacterial meningitis (note the intracellular bacteria in the neutrophils) | |
| Bacterial meningitis (note the intracellular bacteria in the neutrophils) (harder to see here) | |
| Cryptococcus neoformans (fungal meningitis) Has characteristic "sunburst" appearance, which looks like a fuzzy halo with the Wright Stain | |
| Blast Cell | |
| Lymphoma Cells | |
| Tumor cells | |
| Eosinophilia: Parasitic and Fungal Infections | |
| Plasma cell Multiple Sclerosis | |
| nRBC's Traumatic tap caused by nicked vertebrae |
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