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<p>Created page with &quot;Information for using Cellavision in Year 1. This will focus on WBC categorization/differentials and RBC morphology. == WBC Classes == When classifying WBCs, they can be divided into the following basic categories: * Segmented neutrophils * Eosinophils * Basophils * Lymphocytes * Monocytes * Giant thrombocytes * Smudge cells * Artifacts === Neutrophils === All neutrophils are classified as segmented neutrophils regardless of whether they are band or segmented. === Gi...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Information for using Cellavision in Year 1. This will focus on WBC categorization/differentials and RBC morphology.<br /> <br /> == WBC Classes ==<br /> When classifying WBCs, they can be divided into the following basic categories:<br /> <br /> * Segmented neutrophils<br /> * Eosinophils<br /> * Basophils<br /> * Lymphocytes<br /> * Monocytes<br /> * Giant thrombocytes<br /> * Smudge cells<br /> * Artifacts<br /> <br /> === Neutrophils ===<br /> All neutrophils are classified as segmented neutrophils regardless of whether they are band or segmented.<br /> <br /> === Giant thrombocytes ===<br /> All platelets that are approximately the size of a red blood cell, or larger are classified as giant thrombocytes.<br /> <br /> === Smudge cells ===<br /> Any cell without an intact cell membrane are considered smudge cells. This includes cells that look &#039;exploded,&#039; or when it is difficult to tell whether it is a cell or not.<br /> <br /> * Anything that looks like a lysed or broken cell<br /> * Anything that appears like it might have been a cell<br /> * Platelets (as long as they&#039;re not giant platelets, that is to say any platelets smaller than an RBC are considered smudge cells)<br /> <br /> === Artifacts ===<br /> Includes any other item that is not included above. For example, this includes stain deposits or debris.<br /> <br /> * Stain deposits<br /> * Stain smears<br /> * Debris<br /> <br /> == RBC Morphology ==<br /> <br /> ==== Grading characteristics on Cellavision ====<br /> Only grade the following categories:<br /> <br /> * Polychromatic cells<br /> * Hypochromatic cells<br /> * Microcytes<br /> * Macrocytes<br /> * Target cells<br /> * Schistocytes<br /> * Helmet cells*<br /> * Sickle cells<br /> * Spherocytes<br /> * Elliptocytes<br /> * Ovalocytes<br /> * Teardrop cells<br /> * Stomatocytes<br /> * Acanthocytes<br /> * Echinocytes<br /> * Howell-Jody Bodies<br /> * Pappenheimer Bodies<br /> * Basophilic Stippling<br /> * Parasites<br /> * Rouleaux<br /> * RBC Agglutination<br /> * Non-specific<br /> * Giant Platelets<br /> * Bite and Blister Cells<br /> * Oval Macrocytes<br /> * Normal<br /> <br /> When the smear is normal or non-specific:<br /> <br /> * Select ONLY that category (normal OR non-specific) and assign it a value of 3.</div>

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