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What is this? | Neutrophil |
What is this? | Eosinophil |
What is this? | Basophil |
What is this? | Monocyte |
What is this? | Lymphocytes |
What is this? | Reticulocytes |
Small cell | Microcytic (anemia) |
Large cell | Macrocytic (anemia) |
Normal sized cell | Normocytic (Anemia) |
Low haemoglobin | Hypochromic (anemia) |
Normal haemoglobin | Normochromic (anemia) |
Microcytic, hypochromic anemia | Iron deficiency |
Normocytic normochromic anemia | Chronic Inflammation anemia |
Macrocytic anemia | Liver disease anemia |
Embryonic development, can form any tissue | Totipotent Stem Cells |
Increasing specialisation to produce a limited range of cell types | Pluripotent Stem Cells |
Progenitor cells, present it marrow and low number in blood | Adult Stem Cells |
Myeloid, lymphoid cell lineages | Committed Stem Cells |
What is this | Bone marrow |
Induce growth and differentiation and produced by peripheral tissue of marrow | Cytokine signals (haemopoiesis) |
Cell surface signals for regulation of haemopoiesis | Marrow stromal cells |
Iron deficiency, thalassaemias | Microcytic hypochromic anaemia causes |
Megaloblastic anaemia, liver disease, too many red cells, myelodisplasia | Cause of macrocytic anaemia |
Delayed and abnormal maturation of all cells in bone marrow and other tissues due to vitamin deficiency | Megaloblastic anaemia |
Normocytic normochromic or microcytosis | Anemia of chronic disease types |
Change in iron availability generally due to inflammation/infection | Anemia of chronic disease causes |
Rheumatoid arthritis, Tuberculosis and opportunistic infections, cancer | Anemia of chronic disease with inflammation/infection |
How fast the red blood cells fall in blood | Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate |
Stack of red blood cells | Rouleaux |
Protein produced in the liver in acute and chronic inflammation | C-reactive protein |
Reduced erythropoietin. Use injections of EPO to fix | Renal Disease anaemia |
Inhibition of erythropoietin and bleeding | Anaemia in cancer |
Reduced red cell survival in the circulation so increase in reticulocytes resulting in increased MCV | Haemolysis and haemolytic anaemia |
Malaria, burns, autoimmune | Acquired haemolytic anaemias |
Haematology and clinical chemistry | Haemolysis tests |
No alpha or beta globins | Thalassemia major |
Reduced but variable amount of globin | Thalassemia intermedia |
Carrier of thalassemia, no symptoms | Thalassemia minor |
The occurrence of more than one allele at a locus | Allelic heterogeneity (?) |
The association of more than one locus with a clinical phenotype | Locus heterogeneity (?) |
Other gene variants or the environment could change clinical phenotype | Modifier genes and environment (?) |
Alpha thalassemia (deletions) and beta thalassemia (Mutations) | Allelic heterogeneity examples |
Thalassemia due to mutations in either alpha or beta globin genes | Locus heterogeneity examples |
Range of presentation in thalassemia intermediates | Modifier genes and environment example |
Thalassemia minor/trait | Alpha+ or beta+ thalassemia |
Thalassemia minor with protection against malaria | Beta+ thalassemia |
Silent carrier | Alpha- thalassemia 3 copies of alpha |
Carrier with microcytic anaemia | Alpha- thalassemia 2 copies of alpha |
Moderatley severe thalassemia | Alpha- thalassemia 1 copy of alpha |
Very severe thalassemia | Alpha- thalassemia 0 copies of alpha |
Child has 1/4 chance of having thalassemia | If both parents are thalassemia carriers |