PRACTICE QUIZZ: blood smear analysis Copy

This is a toxic neutrophil. Which toxicity characteristic is pointed out by the arrow?

What do you see in the center of this image?

What do reticulocytes look like on a blood smear that is stained with Diff-Quick?

Which of the following are ALL signs of regeneration that you can see on a blood smear that is stained with Diff-Quick?

Which type of reticulocytes do you need to count on the blood smear (stained with NMB) of a cat to determine if the anemia is regenerative?

What type of cells do you see typically on the blood smear of a dog or cat with methemoglobinemia (Heinz body anemia)?

What type of cells typically can be seen with immune-mediated damage of red blood cells?

Severe toxic changes of neutrophils are always caused by:

Where is the best location on a blood smear to search for platelet aggregates (or clumps)?

What type of cell is pointed out by the arrows and which condition can be associated with these type of cells?

What type of cell is pointed out by the arrows and with what type of intoxication can you see these cells?

This is the blood smear from a dog. Based on this image, which disease do you think this dog most likely has?

Apart from erythrocytes and thrombocytes what other type of cell do you still see on this blood smear?

Which leucocyte is the largest?

What can you say about this neutrophil?