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Which of the following cytochemical stains may be used to differentiate a monoblast from a myeloblast?

T cells differentiate in the

Refer to the following results: PT=prolonged APTT=prolonged Fibrinogen=decreased Platelet count = 85,000/Ul D Dimer positive Which of the following disorders may be indicated?

A patient is diagnosed with a severe bacterial infection. Which of the following would best describe the expected change in the peripheral blood?

The myeloid to erythroid ratio in chronic myeloid leukemia is usually

HIV infects:

Increased serum viscosity with the production of IgM monoclonal proteins is associated with:

A thrombin time of 22 seconds would indicate

A 59-year-old male came to the ER complaining of chills and fever. The CBC results were:WBC: 40,250/μLWBC DIFF:Segs:60%Bands: 21%Lymphs: 11%Monos: 3%Immature WBCs: 5%Toxic Granulation seen and Dohle bodies seenPatient was negative for Philadelphia chromosome and BCR/ABL gene which indicates CML.What cytochemical stain could be used to help further diagnosis patient and differentiate between CML and a leukemoid reaction? 

Calculate the MCH for this patient. Patient John Doe, age 45 male, has the following results:                     RBC   5.95 million/uL                     HGB   14.2 g/dL                     HCT    45.5%