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Hematology Case-@ ©
A 60 year old male patient presented with pallor, weakness and bone
pain.
On Exanimation-
Investigations:
Hb: 8 gmv/dl
TLC: 9x 10°/L,
DLC: Polymorphs 65%, lymphocytes 30%, Monocytes 5%
PBS: Red cells show rouleaux formation and are normocytic
normochromic
Platelet count: 102 x 10°/L
ESR: 132mm 1* hour (Westergren)
S. Calcium: 12.1mg/dl
Imaging studies- Lytic lesions are present in skull, pelvis and spine.
DLC of bone marrow aspirate-
Granulocytes- 20%
Lymphocyte- 5%
Plasma cells- 65%, Mott cells +. Flame cells +
Erythroid precursors-10%
Q.1) What is your diagnosis?
Q.2) Mention atleast four criteria.Case- 5
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History-_4 years old boy presented to p:
sal bleeding, bruising throughout the body, soft
complaints of na
tissue haematoma formation, Haemorrhage into the joints
(Haemarthrosis) & haematuria.
Investigations-
Bleeding time - Normal
Platelet count - Normal
Clotting time - Prolonged
APTT- Increased
Factor VIII - Deficiency
Q 1) - Give your diagnosis .
Q 2) Give 2 complications resulting from this haematological
disorder.> einialCSF CHART: 1
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ale was admitted with complaints of hi
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grade fever since 18
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+ Brudzinski sign Positive .He had no significant
‘adache, confusion, photophobia (Bright lights hi
revealed neck stiffness. Kerning’s sign +
Past history illness or medications.
(Temp 102.2°F, P 80/min, RR 24 breaths per minute, BP 150/86 mua/Hg)
PHYSICALEXAINATION Biological
Reference Interval
Volume 08 mi
Appearance Cloudy (Turbid)*
Coagulum Absent
Cobweb Absent
(CHEMICALEXAMINATION
Proteins 160 mg/dL * 15~45 mg/dL.
Glucose 20 mg/dL * 45-80 mg/dL.
(260% Plasma)
Chlorides 120 mEq/aL 118 -132 mEq/L.
MICROSCOPICEXAMINATION
Total Nucleated cells 1200 * 0-5 /cellsimm*
RBCs 2 0-4/PHE
Lishman Stain Neutrophils 95% ,*5% Monocytes ---Send for C/S
Grams Stain / organism + sample sent for culture/ sensitivity
ZN Stain No AFB Seen
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weakness and joint pain. History of repeated blood
transfusion since last 2 years.
Give your diagnosis and 2 investigations to confirm
the diagnosis.45 Yr. old female patient presents with pain in Rt. Lumber
region, oliguria and low grade fever since 15 days. Patient has
past history of renal stones.
Urine Examination : 40 — 50 RBCs / Hpf
10 — 15 puscells/Hpf
Granular casts present.
Blood Examination : Serum Urea — 40 gm. / dl.
Serum Creatinine : 20 mg./dl.
Serum Sodium 220 meq/Itr,
Serum Pottasium — 8 meq/Itr.
Write your diagnosis and write common causes for this
condition. q25 Yr. male patient presented with fever jaundice
and nausea since 4 days. He received blood
transfusion 15 days before the start of fever and
jaundice.
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HAEMATOLOLY
Case- 2
d with complaints of fever,
History- 52 years male presente
weakness & had hepatosplenomegaly on clinical examination,
On CBC examination,
WBC count- Markedly raised,
Haemoglobin & platelet- Reduced,
On peripheral blood smear examination,
myeloblasts- 60%,
QD-GiHAEMATOLOGY
Case- 1
History - 4 Years old male child presented with complaints of
fever & mild hepatosplenomegaly on CBC, total WBC count is
markedly raised with 80% lymphoblasts on peripheral blood
smear examination. Platelet Count & haemoglobin is reduced,
Q1)- Give diagnosis,HAEMATOLO UY
Case- 4
aints of weakness ,
ars male presented with compl
History yei
bone pain & pathologic fractures.
1) Peripheral blood smear examination.
RBC's showed rouleaux formation.
WBC- Normal
Platelet- Normal.
2) Urine- Bence jones proteins present.
Q 1)- Give your diagnosis .
Q 2) Give 2 investigations to confirm your diagnnosis.CLINICAL
Case- 1
abdominal pain loss of appetite &
History 35 years/ male presented with
yellowish discolouration of sclera.
Investigations- Serum bilirubin (Total)- 6 mg/dl
Direct bilirubin- 4 mg/dl
Indirect bilirubin- 2 mg/dl
SGOT: 110 U/L,
SGPT- 125 U/L
‘Unine bilirubin- present.
QU) Wiite interpretation & diagnosis.
2) Write causes of this clinical condition.MATOL
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History- 45 years male presented with complaints of weakness &
fatigue.
On clinical examination- moderate to massive
hepatosplenomegaly.
Investigations-
- CBC- Marked leucocytosis 1,00,000/mm3.
- On peripheral smear examination, differential leucocyte count is
as follows,
- Myeloblasts- 10%.
~ Myelocytes- 25%.
~ Metamyelocytes- 10%,
- Band forms- 20%,
~ Neutrophils- 15%,
~ Basophils- 4%,
- Eosinophils- 10%
~ Monocytes- 0696,
Q1)- Give diagnosis .
Q2)- Write the chromosomal
haematological disorder,CSF CHART -3
Case 3. A22 year
male presented with fever,
d running nose and malaise
EXAMINATION
Reference Interval
Volume
Appearance
Gagulam
Cobweb
idache, and neck stiffaess,
Findings
6mi
Clear
Absent
Absent
Proteins
Glucose
Plasma)
Chlorides
ICROSCOPICEXAMINATION
Total Nucleated cells 400 Cells/ mm? +* 0-5 /eells/mm?
RBCs Absent 0-4 /PHE
Lishman Stain 90 % Lymphocytes *, 10% monoeytes
Grams Stain/ No Organisms
‘No organisms
ZN Stain AFB Absent
Sample sent for PCR testing
60 mg/dt, * 15~45 mg/dL
60 mg/dL. 45-80 mg/dL (260%
120 mEq/L. 118 -132 mEq.
Q.L.What is your diagnosis?
Q.2.What is Xanthochromia?22. Montion at least» etiology ieausative conditions.)