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A- thrombocyte
B- erythrocyte
Lymphocyte
key features: 2x bigger than RBC, lots of nucleus
Monocyte
key features:
at least 3x bigger than RBC, pacman looking nucleus
Neutrophil
key features: 2-4 lobe nuclei that contain granuels
Eosinophil
key features: bilobe around nucleus, red cytoplasm
Basophils
key features: lots of granuels
Where did this come from? How do you know?
Bone marrow, lots of leukocytes and platelets being made
Megakarocyte
key features: large, in bone marrow, and produce platelets (you may see them being released)