1.What a leukocytosis? a) Increase in the number of leukocytes in the bone marrow + b) Increasing the number of leucocytes per unit volume of (usually over 9.0 gig / liter) c) Increasing the number of leukocytes in tissues. 2. What is the number of white blood cells indicates a leukocytosis? a) 2.0 gig / liter; + b) 15.0 gig / liter; c) 9.0 gig / liter. 3. What mechanisms play a major role in the emergence of leukocytosis? + a) Stimulation leukopoiesis + b) Accelerated exit of leukocytes in peripheral blood c) Increased capillary pressure d) Decrease capillary pressure 4. Index of nuclear shift - is: + a) the ratio of all non-segmentonuclear in percent to the percentage of segmentonuclear cells b) the ratio of all segmentonuclear to the sum of all non-segmentonuclear neutrophils. 5. What is the index of the nuclear shift of neutrophils in normal? + a) 0.06 - 0.08; b) 0.9 - 1.0; c) 1.2 - 2.0. 6. Neutrophilic leukocytosis observed in: a) Allergic reactions + b) pyoseptic processes c) helminthic invasion + d) Traumatic brain injury + e) Myocardial Infarction 7. What leukocytosis usually occurs after acute blood loss? + a) neutrophilic; b) eosinophilic; c) lymphocytic. 8. Physiological leukocytosis observed in: a) Myocardial Infarction b) Pneumonia c) Bone fractures + d) Neonatal e) Acute posthemorrhagic anemia 9. General mechanism is pathological leukocytosis a) The redistribution of blood in the vessels + b) Stimulation leukopoiesis c) The emigration of leukocytes d) diapedesis of leukocytes e) phagocytosis of leukocytes 10. characterized by: a) acute purulent process + b) for asthma c) Sepsis d) For e) For Measles 11. Eosinophilia is characteristic for: a) acute purulent process; + b) helminthic infestation; c) sepsis; d) infectious mononucleosis; e) myocardial infarction 12. Eosinophilia observed in: a) purulent inflammation; + b) allergy; c) myocardial infarction; d) acute post-hemorrhagic anemia; + e) parasitic infestations

13. Lymphocytosis characterized by: +a) for b) For septic diseases c) For measles d) For asthma e) For the myocardial infarction 14. Lymphocytosis observed in: a) purulent inflammation; b) acute post-hemorrhagic anemia; + c) tuberculosis d) helminthic infestation; + e) 15. In acute purulent inflammation occurs: a) eosinophilia; b) basophilic leukocytosis; + c) neutrophilic leukocytosis; d) monocytic leukocytosis; e) lymphocytic leukocytosis 16. Nuclear neutrophilic shift to the left is called the increase in the percentage of blood: a) agranulocytes b) + c) immature forms of neutrophils d) of the mature form of neutrophils e) Hypersegmentated forms of neutrophils 17. Nuclear shift of leukocytic formula to the left shows: a) an increase in the percentage of segmentonuclear neutrophils b) an increase in the percentage of and + c) an increase in the percentage of young neutrophils (metamyelocytes and band) d) reducing the percentage of young forms of neutrophils e) reducing the percentage of lymphocytes and monocytes 18. Neutrophilic leukocytosis with regenerative nuclear shift to the left is: a) Leukocytosis with increasing band neutrophils b) leukocytosis with a predominance of neutrophils hypersegmentated + c) Leukocytosis with increasing band neutrophils and the emergence of metamyelocytes d) The appearance of myeloblasts hemogram e) The appearance of myelocytes hemogram 19. Neutrophilic leukocytosis with hyperregenerative nuclear shift to the left usually occurs when: a) radiation sickness; b) bone marrow aplasia; c) benzene poisoning + d) severe septic processes; e) fasting 20. The increase in the blood levels of band and the appearance of metamyelocytes is called: a) nuclear shift to the right b) degenerative nuclear shift to the left c) hyperregenerative nuclear shift to the left + d) regenerative nuclear shift to the left e) 21. The concept of "" corresponds to the content of leukocytes in the blood: a) 5 x 109 / L + b) 3 x 109 / L c) 100 x 109 / L d) 8 x 109 / L e) 8 x 1012 / L 22.Leykopeniya most often develops due to the decrease: a) lymphocytes; b) monocytes; + c) neutrophils; d) ; e) eosinophils. 23. Leukopenia may occur when: a) allergies; b) worm infestations; + c) radiation sickness; d) emotional excitation; e) leukemoid reactions 24. Long-term use of cytotoxic drugs leads to: a) ; b) lymphocytosis; c) eosinophilia; d) ; + e) 25. Leukopenia when receiving of sulfonamides is connected with: + a) destruction of leukocyte by antibodies b) hypersplenism c) a decrease in the formation of hematopoietic factors d) the loss of the ability of hematopoietic progenitor cells to differentiation e) redistribution of leukocytes 26. Agranulocytosis is: a) Increase in the number of lymphocytes and monocytes in the blood + b) The acute decrease in the number of neutrophils and eosinophils in the blood c) Increase the number of agranulocytes d) Increase in the number of blood neutrophils hypersegmentated e) The acute decrease in the number of reticulocytes in the blood 27. The classic clinical manifestation of agranulocytosis is: a) stomach ulcer; + b) necrotizing tonsillitis; c) trophic ulcers of the skin; d) ulcer disease of the duodenum 12 e) ulcerative conjunctivitis. 28. Leukopenia may lead to: a) a decrease in blood clotting; + b) a decrease in resistance of the organism c) the development of sensitization of the organism; d) the development of ; e) reticulocytosis 29. The effects of long-term pronounced leukopenia include: a) enhancing phagocytosis; + b) violation of the immunity; + c) reduction of antineoplastic resistance; + d) generalization of ; e) strengthening the processes of regeneration 30. Determine the nature of the violations in leucogram. The total number of leukocytes 0,9x109/L, band neutrophils - 0%, segmented neutrophiles - 8%, basophils - 0%, eosinophils - 0%, lymphocytes - 72%, monocytes - 20% a) ; + b) agranulocytosis; c) ; d) monocytosis; e) lymphocytosis 31. Leukocytes 17.0 x 109/L Neutrophils: metamyelocytes - 4%, band - 16%, segmented - 60%, eosinophils – 1,5%, basophils – 0%, Lymphocytes - 15%, monocytes - 3,5% This leukogram indicates on a) neutrophilic leukocytosis with hyporegenerative nuclear shift to the left, relative lymphocytosis + b) neutrophilic leukocytosis with regenerative nuclear shift to the left, relative lymphopenia c) leukopenia, agranulocytosis d) eosinophilia e) leukocytosis with hyperregenerative nuclear shift to the left 32. What diseases are accompanied by eosinophilia? + a) pollinosis; + b) hydatid disease of the liver; c) chronic lymphocytic leukemia d) bacterial pneumonia; + e) chronic myeloid leukemia 33. What diseases are accompanied by eosinophilia? a) acute appendicitis; + b) atopic asthma; + c) trichinellosis; + d) opisthorchosis; e) acute purulent otitis 34. What diseases often are accompanied by the development of monocytosis? + a) measles; b) ; c) myocardial infarction; + d) infectious mononucleosis + e) rubella 35. Indicate which diseases are accompanied by a relative lymphocytosis? + a) immune form of agranulocytosis; b) viral infection; c) tuberculosis; + d) hypoplastic anemia; e) infectious mononucleosis 36. At what conditions is observed neutrophilic leukocytosis with regenerative nuclear shift to the left? a) myogenic leukocytosis; b) digestive leukocytosis; + c) lobar pneumonia; + d) acute myocardial infarction 37. Pathological leukocytosis is observed in: + a) furunculosis; b) pregnancy; + c) otitis; d) a sense of fear; + e) myocardial infarction 38. What changes in neutrophils can be regarded as a manifestation of their degeneration? + a) the presence in the cytoplasm roughly pronounced granularity b) the presence in the cytoplasm of a dustlike granularity c) the rod-shaped nucleus + d) vacuolization of the cytoplasm + e) pyknosis of the nucleus 39. Physiological leukocytosis include: + a) myogenic b) inflammatory + c) digestive d) infectious + e) leukocytosis of newborns 40. What changes in peripheral blood is observed in agranulocytosis? + a) significant reduction of neutrophils in the blood; b) neutrophilia; + c) aneosinophilia; d) absolute lymphocytosis; + e) relative lymphocytosis