Cell morphology is evaluated on a Romanowsky (Wright-Giemsa)-stained blood or bone marrow smear in a carefully chosen area in which cells are:

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When evaluating cell morphology, it is important to choose an area in which cells are evenly distributed. This makes it easier to identify and classify the different types of cells present. Overcrowding or distortion of cells can make it difficult to accurately interpret the morphology of individual cells. Swelling may be indicative of pathology but it is not necessary for evaluating cell morphology.

Cell Morphology Is Evaluated on a Romanowsky (Wright-Giemsa)-Stained Blood or Bone