_____ bodies and sideritic granules are probably Pappenheimer identical structures. These type of granules are dark-staining particles Siderotic granules of iron in the erythrocyte that are visible with a special iron stain-Prussian blue. They appear as blue dots and represent ferric (Fe3+) ions. This formation abnormality of erythrocytes is Rouleaux formation associated with the presence of cryoglobulins. True agglutination is caused by the presence of Antigens antibodies reacting with ____ on the erythrocyte. Rouleaux What is the name of the erythrocyte alteration depicted above? Malaria disease cycle What disease cycle is depicted above? What is the 1st stage in the Malaria disease Sporozoite invades the red blood cell cycle? What is the name of the 2nd stage in the Ring stage Malaria disease cycle? What is the name of the 3rd stage in the Ameboid stage Malaria disease cycle? What happens in the 4th stage of the Malaria Asexual division disease cycle? What happens in the 5th stage of the Malaria Cell rupture with release of spore disease cycle? What happens in stage 5a of the Malaria Reinfection of RBC by some spores disease cycle? What happens in the 6th stage of the Malaria Development of other spores into sexual disease cycle? forms What happens in the 7th stage of the Malaria Development into egg and sperm cells after disease cycle? mosquito sucks them in What happens in the 8th stage of the Malaria Fertilized cell develops into a cyst disease cycle? What happens in the 9th stage of the Malaria Ruptured cyst releases sporozoites disease cycle? Schizonts, trophozoites, and unlysed What types of parasitic inclusions are depicted leukocytes above? Microgametocytes and several ring forms What types of parasitic inclusions are depicted above? Ring forms from P. Falciparum What type of parasitic inclusion is depicted above? A Gametocyte
_____ bodies and sideritic granules are probably identical structures. Pappenheimer These type of granules are dark-staining particles of iron in the erythrocyte that are visible with a special iron stain-Prussian blue. They appear as blue dots and represent ferric (Fe3+) ions. Siderotic granules This formation abnormality of erythrocytes is associated with the presence of cryoglobulins. Rouleaux formation True agglutination is caused by the presence of antibodies reacting with ____ on the erythrocyte. Antigens What is the name of the erythrocyte alteration depicted above? Rouleaux What disease cycle is depicted above? Malaria disease cycle What is the 1st stage in the Malaria disease cycle? Sporozoite invades the red blood cell What is the name of the 2nd stage in the Malaria disease cycle? Ring stage What is the name of the 3rd stage in the Malaria disease cycle? Ameboid stage What happens in the 4th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Asexual division What happens in the 5th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Cell rupture with release of spore What happens in stage 5a of the Malaria disease cycle? Reinfection of RBC by some spores What happens in the 6th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Development of other spores into sexual forms What happens in the 7th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Development into egg and sperm cells after mosquito sucks them in What happens in the 8th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Fertilized cell develops into a cyst What happens in the 9th stage of the Malaria disease cycle? Ruptured cyst releases sporozoites What types of parasitic inclusions are depicted above? Schizonts, trophozoites, and unlysed leukocytes What types of parasitic inclusions are depicted above? Microgametocytes and several ring forms What type of parasitic inclusion is depicted above? Ring forms from P. Falciparum A Gametocyte