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Plasmodium Falciparum Blood Smear. Key features suggesting Plasmodium falciparum: - extreme parasitemia - normocytic RBCs (vivax, ovale prefer big
Blood Smear. ... Key features suggesting ... parasitemia - normocytic RBCs ... multiples per RBC ... peripheral #clinical #microscopy
Pathologic Red Blood Cell (RBC) Morphologies and Associated Diseases Acanthocyte (spur cell), Basophilic stippling, Bite cell,
Pathologic Red Blood ... Cell (RBC) Morphologies ... cell, Other RBC ... Howell-Jolly bodies #RBC ... #Atlas #Microscopy
Plasmodium - Identification Algorithm • P. falciparum: RINGS AND GAMETOCYTES PREDOMINATE, Small delicate rings, <1/3 size
rings, <1/3 size RBC ... Multiple rings/RBC ... rings, ≤ 1/3 size RBC ... Identification #Algorithm #pathology ... #smear #microscopy
Plasmodium vivax on peripheral smear A college student presents w/ headache, fever, chills. Returned 2 days ago
Plasmodium vivax ... on peripheral smear ... enlarged infected rbc ... #blood #clinical ... #pathology
Borrelia recurrentis on Peripheral Blood Smear 23M Somali refugee recently arrived w/severe abd pain, confusion and fever
on Peripheral Blood ... Smear 23M Somali ... Hgb 12.5, WBC 14 ... recurrentis #BloodSmear #microscopy ... #pathology #clinical
Fever After International Travel Infectious Disease: • Endemic in either the destination or home region Viral Syndromes: Arboviral infections, a
Babesiosis • Plasmodium ... Investigations: • CBC ... renal function • Blood ... a chest film; blood-smear ... dipstick test, microscopic
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