CP2 Big Heme Review

What part of the coagulation cascade does the ACT test evaluate?

What organism causes "red water disease" in cattle?

What is the immature erythrocyte seen at the arrow?

Select all of the following that are common causes for eosinophilia:

Select all of the following that are common causes for neutrophilia:

Identify the immature WBC at the arrow:

Identify the 2 large, immature WBCs in this image:

Which diseases are most effectively treated with atovaquone or imidocarb?

What part of the coagulation cascade does the BMBT test evaluate?

Identify the immature WBC labeled "B":

Identify this immature erythrocyte:

If the MCHC for a patient is low, which of the following will be correct on the blood smear?

Which of the folllowing can cause a relative anemia?

What is the predominant abnormal RBC shape in this image?

Why does your renal failure patient also have a non-regenerative anemia?

If the MCV for a patient is low, which of the following will be correct on the blood smear?

Identify the abnormal RBC shape in the center of this image:

What does MCV measure?

Which type of disease does a Coombs test evaluate for?

Which is correct about a degenerative left shift? Select all that apply:

Select all of the likely changes on a stress leukogram:

What RBC inclusion is seen here?

What part of the coagulation cascade does the PTT test evaluate?

Which of the following represents a regenerative anemia (select all that apply)?

What RBC inclusion is seen here? (Hint: this is a new methylene blue stain)

Select all the clinical signs that are consistent with anemia:

What is the name of the inclusion body that you might see in WBCs during an Anaplasma or Erhrlichia infection in a dog?

Which of the following are correct statements about Mycoplasma haemofelis?

Identify the immature erythrocyte at the arrow head:

The DVM requests a full CBC, PT, PTT and chemistry panel on your patient. What blood collection tubes do you need?

What kind of anemia is present if your patient has blood loss?

Which of the following can cause coagulopathy/clotting disorders in your patients?

Identify this immature WBC:

What does MCHC measure?

Which of the following are appropriate locations in which to collect blood from a patient with a suspected coagulopathy?

Identify the immature WBC labeled "A":

Select all of the toxicities that can lead to Heinz body anemia:

Which tube do you use to collect PT and PTT samples?

What abnormal RBC shapes do you see in this image? (select all that apply)

What RBC inclusion is seen here?

How would you report cell SIZE in this image?

If treating a cat with doxycycline, why do we use liquid over pill/capsules?

Which diseases are most effectively treated with doxycycline?

Which of the following anemias can be spread by ticks?

Lack of which of the following elements can cause anemia in your patients?

Identify the abnormal RBC shape in this image:

Identify these immature erythrocytes (arrows):

What is the treatment for a patient that has ingested anticoagulant rodenticide?

Identify this neutrophil abnormality:

Which of the following diseases are commonly hereditary?

Which organ produced clotting factors?

What should you do if you see inclusion bodies in a white blood cell?

What is the reason that DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation) patients are bleeding?

Identify this neutrophil abnormality:

How would you report cell COLOR in this image?

Identify the immature erythrocyte in the center:

Identify the immature WBC labeled "C":

Which is correct about a regenerative left shift? Select all that apply:

What part of the coagulation cascade does the PT test evaluate?

Which type of disease does a Coggins test evaluate for?

How would you report these lymphocytes?

How would you report the COLOR of RBCs on this smear?

Identify the abnormal RBC morphology shown at A in this image:

When is it appropriate to perform a corrected WBC count?