WBC ANOMALIES AND MATURATION SERIES

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Across
  1. 4. the third marrow pool is known as ____ pool
  2. 9. A rare hereditary condition characterized by normal granulocyte production, however impaired release into circulation leads to neutropenia
  3. 10. _____ Granulation is characterized by dark, blue-black cytoplasmic granules
  4. 12. neutrophil cells ingesting anuclear mass ( Hint: abreviation )
  5. 13. this Autosomal dominant disorder is characterized by decrease in nuclear segmentation
  6. 16. this is where lymphocytes originates
  7. 19. characterized by a decrease in number or complete absence of specific granules
  8. 21. hairy cells are ___ of origin
  9. 22. this anomaly is associated with thrombocytopenia and giant platelets
  10. 23. cells also known as Shadow cells of Gumprecht
  11. 24. ___ Rods are elongated clumps of granular material (fused lysosomes and neutrophilic granules)
Down
  1. 1. ____ cells are similar to normal lymphocytes except that the nucleus is notched, lobulated and cloverleaf-like
  2. 2. Mature eosinophils usually shows a ____ Nucleus (hint: characteristic of the nucleus)
  3. 3. also known as the proliferating pool
  4. 5. Primary granules are also known as _____ granules
  5. 6. Final stage in which mitosis occurs for Neutrophil maturation
  6. 7. Characterized by more than 5 lobes in neutrophils
  7. 8. ___ cells are characterized as having hair-like projections around the outer border of the cell
  8. 11. Ruptured WBC appear as ___ cells,Usually occur due to the fragility of the cell
  9. 13. Slightly larger than myeloblast, 16-25 um in diameter
  10. 14. cytokine that stimulates neutrophil production
  11. 15. ____Bodies are derived from inactivated x chromosome in females
  12. 17. Activated B cell
  13. 18. Sezary cells are ___ of origin
  14. 20. these leukocytes make up the vast majority of leukocytes