The document describes several types of blood cells including monoblasts, promonocytes, monocytes, macrophages, histiocytes, lymphoblasts, prolymphocytes, lymphocytes, plasmablasts, proplasmocytes, and plasma cells. It also discusses cytoplasmic abnormalities such as toxic granules, Chediak-Higashi anomaly, Döhle bodies, and Alder-Reilly anomaly. Nuclear abnormalities covered include hypersegmentation, Pelger-Huet anomaly, pyknotic cells, and smudge cells. Other cell types mentioned are LE cells and tart cells.
9. Lymphoblast
Size:
- F F F
10-18
Cytoplasm:
- F
- F granules
- perinuclear zone
Nucleus:
- F F F
- F
Nucleus/Cytoplasm = 5-7/1
-chromatin F
- nucleoli 1-2
10. Prolymphocyte
Size:
- F F F
10-18
Cytoplasm:
-
- azurophilic granules
Nucleus:
- ,
-chromatin
F
- nucleoli F
11. Lymphocyte
Size:
- F F F
10-15
( Lymphocyte)
Large lymphocyte
Cytoplasm:
-
- azurophilic granule
Nucleus: Small lymphocyte
- ,
-chromatin F
Medium lymphocyte
18. Plasmoblast
Size:
- F F F
18-25
Cytoplasm:
- F
- foamy
- perinuclear zone
Nucleus:
- F,
- nucleoli
-
parachromatin F
(Cartwheel)
19. Proplasmocyte
Size:
- F F F
15-25
Cytoplasm:
- F
- foamy
- perinuclear zone
Nucleus:
-
-
- nucleoli F
20. Plasma cell
Size:
- F F F
8-24
Cytoplasm:
- F
- foamy
- perinuclear zone F
Nucleus:
-
-
- 2 nucleus
- parachromatin
21.
22. F F
:
•Congenital abnormalities
•Acquired abnormalities
F 2
1. Cytoplasmic abnormalities
• F granule
• F F cytoplasm (vacuolization)
2. Nuclear abnormalities
23. Cytoplasmic abnormalities
F granule
Normal
1.Toxic granule
Large azurophilic granules
F F
F :
- Infections
Toxic granule
- Serious burns
- Septicemia
- drug poisoning
24. 2.Chediak- Higashi anomaly
Congenital (autosomal recessive)
granule F F
(Abnormal azurophilic granules) F
Susceptible to infection
F albinism bleeding tendency
25. 3. Döhle bodies
F 1-4 µm
F F F band
form, neutrophil
Aggregates of Rough endoplasmic reticulum
:
- Several toxic status
- Severe burn
- Burns
- Chemotherapy
- Malignant disease
- Pregnancy
F F
26. 4. Alder-Reilly anomaly
Autosomal recessive trait
granule F F F
nucleus neutrophil
lymphocyte monocyte
F Toxic granules
F Cytochemical stains:
Alder-Reilly F F F
Toluidine blue stain Colloidal iron stain
F Toxic granule F F
27. 5. Auer rod
F F -
Abnormal development of
primary granules
Leukemic Blood cells
- Myeloblast
- Promyelocyte
- Monoblast
28. 6. May-Hegglin anomaly
Autosomal dominant trait
F 1-3 m, blue-gray
F Döhle bodies F
Aggregates of mRNA
F
Leukopenia
Thrombocytopenia
Giant platelets
29. Cytoplasmic abnormalities
F F cytoplasm (vacuolization)
F
vacuole F toxic
granule neutrophil F F
septicemia
F F
F F 4
30. Nuclear abnormalities
1. Hypersegmentation
Nucleus F lobe F 5 lobes
hypersegmented neutrophil
Vit.B12 or Folic acid Deficiency
(Megaloblastic anemia or Pernicious anemia)
31. 2. Pelger-Huet anomaly
nucleus F F F neutrophil 2
lobe F F F band form
Congenital (Autosomal dominant)
Acquire
(myeloproliferative disorder)
33. 4. Smudge cell or basket cell
F cells F nucleus
F
F F F
Leukemic blood cell
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)
34. Other
1. L.E cell
WBC PMN hematoxylin body
:Autoimmune disease F Antinuclear
factor (ANF)
Rosettes form
Antigen-antibodies complex complex
F Hematoxylin body (Nucleus:ANF)
Complement F F
Chemotaxis
PMN Rosettes form
PMN Hematoxylin body F F
L.E cell
L.E.Cell