Leucocyte Pathologies

1

In Flow Cytometry, cell size is measured as they pass through laser beams

1

Why is this area left?

1

In Flow Cytometry, the Ig tested for varies depending on which cell you're measuring

1

For which cell would you use an alkaline reagent?

1

Normal range of W.B.C's is 4-11 (x10^7/l)

1

What is to be expected in a Settling test from a leukaemia patient?

1

Why is a strong lysing solution added to a W.B.C count?

1

Like R.B.C's, W.B.C's are counted using current impedence

1

What are the two populations (peaks) shown here?

1

What two things are mapped in D.I.F.F?

1

What cells are being pointed at on the graph?

1

Cellpack & Stromatolyers 3D do what?

1

List some causes of Neutropenia

1

Chronic infection/inflammation and increased cytokinase can lead to high...

1

Basophilia is caused by

1

Eosinophilia is caused by allergic infections, parasitic infections and drug hypersensitivity

1

Name some causes of Lymhpocytopenia

1

Name the three tests done for any Leucocytic disorder

1

Why does Clonality indicate a severe pathology?

1

What markers do you test for when looking for Clonality?

1

In AIDS, you perform flow cytometry for Kappa/Lambda markers

1

The Paul Bunnel test is done for...

1

Name the cause of Haematological Malignancies

Haematology and Anatomy (Leukocytes) Quiz on Leucocyte Pathologies, created by gina_evans0312 on 09/01/2014.

Leucocyte Pathologies

In Flow Cytometry, cell size is measured as they pass through laser beams

Why is this area left?

In Flow Cytometry, the Ig tested for varies depending on which cell you're measuring

For which cell would you use an alkaline reagent?

Normal range of W.B.C's is 4-11 (x10^7/l)

What is to be expected in a Settling test from a leukaemia patient?

Why is a strong lysing solution added to a W.B.C count?

Like R.B.C's, W.B.C's are counted using current impedence

What are the two populations (peaks) shown here?

What two things are mapped in D.I.F.F?

What cells are being pointed at on the graph?

Cellpack & Stromatolyers 3D do what?

List some causes of Neutropenia

Chronic infection/inflammation and increased cytokinase can lead to high...

Basophilia is caused by

Eosinophilia is caused by allergic infections, parasitic infections and drug hypersensitivity

Name some causes of Lymhpocytopenia

Name the three tests done for any Leucocytic disorder

Why does Clonality indicate a severe pathology?

What markers do you test for when looking for Clonality?