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Mononucleosis
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Leukemia
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Polycythemia
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Microcytic
hypochromic anemia
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Macrocytic
anemia
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Normocytic
normochromic annemia
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Bone
marrow neoplasia
Case
1
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57
yr old male
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marked
polychromia
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moderate
microcytosis
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moderate
sperocytes
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metamyelocytes
present
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polycythemia
present--1° due to hypoxia
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left
shift—artificial not attached to infection
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thrombocytosis
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Diagnosis—myeloproliferal
disorder (infection white cells are only at 35-40)
Case
2
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82
year old male
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polycythemia
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with
normal wbc and platelet and morphology
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Diagnosis--2° polycythemia or the patient was dehydrated
Case
3
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29
year old male—history fatigue, infection, back pain, pallor
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microcytic
hypochromic anemia—variable
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¯ neutrophils
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monocytosis
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throbocytopenia
w/ giant forms
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morphology—promonocytes,
nucleated rbc’s, slight hypochromeia
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Diagnosis—Acute
monocytic leukemia made only by the white count.
Case
4
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38
year old male
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morphology
marked microcytosis, ovalocytes, marked aniocytosis &poikilocytosis, marked
# of target cells.
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Next
test, TIBC, serum, ferritin
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Diagnosis
thalasemia
Case
5
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Morphology—ovallocytes,
aniocytosis, poikilocytosis, macrocytosis, basophilic stippleing
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Macrocytic
anemia—B12 deficiency indicates, Gastrointestinal problems, leukemia, alcohol
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Thrombocytopenia
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Leukopenia
w/ normal differential, indicates