WBC ABNORMALITIES: Identification (Review muna bago magsagot)

Large macrophage with crumpled tissue paper appearance.

Macrophage whose cytoplasm is filled with small lipid droplets.

Fried egg appearance

Thumbprint appearance

Owl's eye appearance

Type of reactive lymphocyte with ballerina skirt appearance.

Type I

Type II

Type III

Type of reactive lymphocyte with swiss cheese appearance.

Type I

Type II

Type III

Which of the following describes Chediak-Higashi granules?

Poor directional motility

Presence of giant platelets

Lysosomal defect

Giant lysosomal granules

2 of the choices

3 of the choices

AOTA

Plasma cell with small colorless vacuoles.

Plasma cell with red to pink cytoplasm.

Round lymph cell with brain-like nucleus.

Fragile lymphocytes that appear at the end of smears.

Basket cell

Smudge cell

Sezary cell

2 of the choices

NOTA

Pince-nez appearance

Identify the abnormality.

Identify the abnormality.

Lymphocyte with a clover leaf like nucleus.

Identify the abnormality

Cell with Dutcher's bodies

Cell with Russel bodies

Identify the abnormality.

Identify the abnormality.

Identify the abnormality.

Identify the abnormality.

Identify the abnormality.

MATCHING TYPE: Clinical Significance

Sezary cell

Mycosis fungoides

Reactive lymphocyte

Hodgkin's lymphoma

Chediak-Higashi granules

Multiple myeloma

Auer rods

Albinism

Flame cell

DIC

LE cell

SLE

Reed-Sternberg cell

Infectious mononucleosis