Cat WBCThis area includes nonlysed MNs that are included in the MN count. Samples should be run at room temp to minimize nonlysis.Eoss average 2%-12% but may be as high as 35%Eoss not counted hereEoss are counted in the retic channel (even without ordering a retic). Retic reagent must be available on the analyzer at all times when running cats.

Cat with Large Platelets

Cat with Platelet ClumpsPlatelet clumps appear herePlatelet clump count located here

Cat HGB, Platelet and RBCHigh MPV (cat MPV value can be up to 25)Platelets can be larger than RBCsPlatelet cytogram is very diffuse due to platelet activation.

Cat ReticEoss are counted in the retic channel. Three times as much sample is pushed through the flowcell when running cat. Throughput for CBC/Diff on cat is 74 samples/hour.Low Retic count normal for cat

Cattle WBCElongated MN population

Cattle can have 0-25% EOSsMonoLUC

Cattle HGB, Platelet, and RBCLow MCV

Cattle ReticCattle have a very low retic count or no retics at all therefore retics do not need to be run on cattle.

Dog WBCBaso positioned lower

Dog HGB, RBC and PlateletPlatelets look very diffuse - activatedLarge platelets commonMPV can be 15LPlatelet activation may be a function of the draw technique

Dog Platelet (with less platelet activation)Platelets less diffuse

Dog Retic%Retic low on dogs (but can be 5%)

Goat WBC

Goat HGB, Platelet and RBCGoats can have 1,000,000 plateletsRBC count very high and MCV very low2D platelet analysis used to obtain RBC countLower threshold set at zero

Goat ReticLow retic resultsNo Retic parameters

Guinea Pig WBC

Guinea Pig HGB, Platelet and RBCSmall Platelets

Guinea Pig Retic

Horse WBCEoss are located out to the side and are giant in sizeMonosLUCsUnlysed MN - can warm the blood but non-lysis may not be eliminated

Horse HGB, Platelet and RBCLow MCV

Horse ReticHorses do not have retics

Monkey-Cyno WBCPerox cytogram looks like a weak staining human

Monkey-Cyno HGB, Platelet and RBC

Monkey-Cyno Retic

Monkey-Rhesus WBC

Monkey-Rhesus HGB, Platelet and RBC

Monkey-Rhesus Retic

Mouse WBCMice do not have many monosInverted DiffLipids common for mice

Mouse with Platelet ClumpsPlatelet clumps

Mouse HGB, Platelet and RBCRBCMCVPlateletMPVPlatelet count about 5% higher (on samples with platelet clumps) than H1E due to difference in mixing between analyzers

Mouse ReticCommon pattern

Pig WBC

Pig HGB, Platelet and RBC

Pig Retic

Rabbit WBCMany BasosVery little noiseLymph threshold is low due to small size of lymphsBasos can equal 4-10%

Rabbit HGB, Platelet and RBCSmall Platelets

Rabbit ReticRabbits can have 5%-6% Retics

Rat WBCInverted diffPlatelet clumps common (see next Run Screen)

Rat-LE with Platelet ClumpsPlatelet Clumps common due to draw technique

Rat-LE HGB, Platelet and RBCPlatelet count usually higher on the ADVIA 120 (for samples with platelet clumps than H1E due to differences in mixing between analyzers Platelet Clumps common

Rat ReticRat Retic >2%

Sheep WBCLUCsMonosLymphsInverted Diff

Sheep HGB, Platelet and RBCVolume Threshold set to zeroRBCMCV

Sheep ReticLow %Retic