Elevation of the total WBC count above 11.0 x103/mcL is termed:

What is the FAB classification of the acute leukemia that is often associated with dry bone marrow tap, cytopenia with increased PLT count and often shows cells such as these in the peripheral blood?

What is the name of the enzyme that may be deficient when this inclusion is seen? (Hint: this image is from a supravital stain)

What are the degraded fibrin fragments that are measured by the D-dimer test?

Where does normal extravascular hemolysis take place?

The reason that lack of vitamin B12 causes megaloblastic changes is that vitamin B12:

Chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CMML) is classified as:

A patient reported to the emergency room with complaints of nausea, headache, and they were running a fever of 103F.  You ran a CBC on the patient and saw the following results: WBC: 52.0 x103/mcLRBC: 4.17 x106/mcLHGB: 12.2 g/dLHCT: 38.6 %PLT: 693 x103/mcL What should your next action be?

This cell was seen in the peripheral smear of an individual with infectious mononucleosis. It is most likely a:

Results from a WBC Differential performed on CSF from an adult patient suspected of having meningitis are 89% neutrophils, 7% lymphocytes, 3% monocytes,