Spherocytes are not seen in:
Ans: b (Plasmodium falciparum) Ref: Hairison, ed, p. 608Spherocytes are not seen in Plasmodium falciparum infectionConditions in which Spherocytes are seenAutoimmune haemolysisHereditary spherocytosisPost splenectomyDisseminated intravascular coagulationClostridium Welchii septicaemiaBumsBasophilic stipplingLead poisoning5' nucleotidase (maximum)ThalassaemiaMyelodysplasiaAplastic anaemiaTarget cellsLiver diseasePost splenectomyThalassaemiaHb C diseaseAcanthocytosisChronic liver diseaseBurr cellsUraemiaHowell - Jolly bodiesMegaloblastic anaemiaPost splenectomyStomatocytesAlcoholism Note:Smudge cells- Chronic lymphatic leukaemiaFlame cells- Multiple myelomaFlower cells- Adult T cell lymphomaFaggot cells- AML M, (promyelocytic leukaemia)Tear drop cells- MyelofibrosisHallmark cells- Anaplastic large cell lymphomaSea blue histiocytes- CML
Splenectomy
Plasmodium falciparum
Hereditary spherocytosis
Autoimmune haemolytic anaemia
Blood