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NEUTROPHILS
*Trilobed
*Most common
*Phagocytic
*Produced in bone marrow
NEUTROPHILLIA
high numbers
Neutropenia
Low numbers
Band cells
Immature neutrophils seen in bad infection
Eosinophils
*2-4%
*Bilobed
*Red granules
*Parasites/worms
*Allergies
Eosinophillia
High eosinophils
Basophills
*Multilobed
*Blood
*Mast cells-tissue
*Release histamine to vasodilate during allergies
Lymphocytes
*Either b or t cells
*T cells change in thymus
*Decrease is rare
*Increase = infection
Lymphocytes=B CELLS
*B lymphocytes become plasma cells and make antibodies or memory cells that remember antigens.
T cells
*T lymphocytes Cytoxic t cells kill cells infected with a virus.T helper cells identify antigens and release interleukins.
Interleukins
*amplify activity of macrophage phagocytes
*increase reproduction rate of b+t cells
Monocytes
* 2 lobes Kidney bean shaped
*Largest
*Enter tissues and become macrophages
*Light blue
*Chronic infection
Platelets
*parts of megakaryocytes
*stored in spleen
*10 days
Hormone that controls platelets
Thrombopoitin
Serotonin
Reduces blood flow
Released by platelets