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Lymphoma cells?🤷‍♀️ Bone marrow aspirate. What do you think?

Bilobed plasma cells in bone marrow

book to study morphology?

Hypersegmented eosinophils in a patient with enterocolitis and calculus of gallbladder — Eos count was 15%.

I'm still not great at identifying but could this be a myelocyte? I know the picture isn't great 🥲

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m still not great at identifying but could this be a myelocyte? I know the picture isn&#39;t great 🥲</p>
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cell ID

I'm a hematology student and encountered many of these cells on an otherwise normal peripheral smear. I figured it was a skip-o-cyte at first but the number present seems 
significant. Present across multiple smears, regular and albumin slides. Only other finding was giant platelets- about one per field larger than an RBC (platelets on last two pictures for reference). They look like some type of granulocyte with the nucleus hole punched out, or some weird vacuolate giant platelet.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m a hematology student and encountered many of these cells on an otherwise normal peripheral smear. I figured it was a skip-o-cyte at first but the number present seems 
significant. Present across multiple smears, regular and albumin slides. Only other finding was giant platelets- about one per field larger than an RBC (platelets on last two pictures for reference). They look like some type of granulocyte with the nucleus hole punched out, or some weird vacuolate giant platelet.</p>
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Cell ID?

I have a patient with these results (I’m a student) I’m having trouble trying to interpret them because I understand that when the serum iron or ferritin get High TIBC should be low. Also no recent IV iron or transfusion, pt on oral iron. Why would serum and TIBC be elevated?


<div class="md"><p>I have a patient with these results (I’m a student) I’m having trouble trying to interpret them because I understand that when the serum iron or ferritin get High TIBC should be low. Also no recent IV iron or transfusion, pt on oral iron. Why would serum and TIBC be elevated?</p>
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High TIBC and High Serum Iron

not understanding why C) is the right answer here...

Cell ID? 

I have factor XII deficiency (Hageman factor deficiency) and was wondering if I can still donate blood. I live in Canada. I haven't gotten into contact with a hematologist yet but I want to know if my blood would still be usable for other people. Thanks for any information!

<div class="md"><p>I have factor XII deficiency (Hageman factor deficiency) and was wondering if I can still donate blood. I live in Canada. I haven&#39;t gotten into contact with a hematologist yet but I want to know if my blood would still be usable for other people. Thanks for any information!</p>
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Blood clotting factor deficiency question

Cell ID? Beta Thal Major Patient. 

Light chain MGUS versus other types of MGUS

This may be a silly question, but my wife and I are curious…. Our family represents all the negative blood types.  I’m B negative my wife is A negative , my son is O negative and my daughter is AB negative.  Is that super rare?  Again… maybe silly… we just think it’s neat.




<div class="md"><p>This may be a silly question, but my wife and I are curious…. Our family represents all the negative blood types.  I’m B negative my wife is A negative , my son is O negative and my daughter is AB negative.  Is that super rare?  Again… maybe silly… we just think it’s neat.</p>
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Blood Type Question

Explain it to me like I’m 5…. the Hospital typed me as A - du + but the Red Cross says A+. What’s the difference?

<div class="md"><p>Explain it to me like I’m 5…. the Hospital typed me as A - du + but the Red Cross says A+. What’s the difference?</p>
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A - du + (or A +)

Why aren't bloodsmears heat fixed?

Biomed student here: Can someone tell me if this is a neutrophil or a monocyte? My lecturer said it is a monocyte but I don't see how.

<div class="md"><p>Myeloma patient</p>
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(BM) Dutcherbodies in plasmacells.

What is the first cell and what are the two others with blobs next to the nucleus?

<div class="md"><p>What is the first cell and what are the two others with blobs next to the nucleus?</p>
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What're these? X100 oil

Three cells on the bottom right (first slide), center and top right cells (second slide). 
Thinking it’s a lymphocyte but it doesn’t seem dark enough. Maybe a premature RBC? I really need help. The leukocytes in this smear are predominantly cells that look like the ones I can’t figure out.

<div class="md"><p>Three cells on the bottom right (first slide), center and top right cells (second slide). 
Thinking it’s a lymphocyte but it doesn’t seem dark enough. Maybe a premature RBC? I really need help. The leukocytes in this smear are predominantly cells that look like the ones I can’t figure out.</p>
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ID- Cane Toad (Rhinella horribilis) WBC

I'm reading MDS, and came across dohle bodies and toxic granulations. My professor just mentioned the terms and showed us a ppt, without going into much detail. I tried googling, but didn't find any thing of substance. Could someone please explain these terms to me and mechanism as to why they are seen in MDS?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m reading MDS, and came across dohle bodies and toxic granulations. My professor just mentioned the terms and showed us a ppt, without going into much detail. I tried googling, but didn&#39;t find any thing of substance. Could someone please explain these terms to me and mechanism as to why they are seen in MDS?</p>
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What exactly are dohle bodies and toxic granulation?

Lab Math Help - just doesnt compute in my brain. "/

What do you all think this cell is?

Why are the cells nucleus all mashed up like that? X100 blood smear. Same patient

<div class="md"><p>Anybody know?  </p>
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For hemophilia with inhibitor, why does factor VIIa as treatment considering you don’t have a VII deficiency to begin with?

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These are the capillary smears a hematologist nicely asked us to review. She said she knows how to do them. Oooof

hi, i’m a medical laboratory science student taking up hematology. i recently had my prelim exam on hema 2 and it was very challenging. can anyone please help me check my answers on these following exam questions? these are the questions majority of our batch got wrong. 

thank you so much.

<div class="md"><p>hi, i’m a medical laboratory science student taking up hematology. i recently had my prelim exam on hema 2 and it was very challenging. can anyone please help me check my answers on these following exam questions? these are the questions majority of our batch got wrong. </p>

<p>thank you so much.</p>
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hematology exam help!

Plasma cell Leukaemia

Tuby platelets, rapi diff, oil immersion, blood smear. Look like slugs.

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book to study morphology?

cell ID

High TIBC and High Serum Iron

not understanding why C) is the right answer here...

Cell ID?

Blood clotting factor deficiency question

Cell ID? Beta Thal Major Patient.

Light chain MGUS versus other types of MGUS

Blood Type Question

A - du + (or A +)

Why aren't bloodsmears heat fixed?

Biomed student here: Can someone tell me if this is a neutrophil or a monocyte? My lecturer said it is a monocyte but I don't see how.

What exactly are dohle bodies and toxic granulation?

Lab Math Help - just doesnt compute in my brain. "/

What do you all think this cell is?

ID

For hemophilia with inhibitor, why does factor VIIa as treatment considering you don’t have a VII deficiency to begin with?

These are the capillary smears a hematologist nicely asked us to review. She said she knows how to do them. Oooof