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Thrombocytes (platelets)
Forms clot to stop bleeding
erythrocytes (RBCs)
oxygen carrying cell
leukocytes (WBCs)
general name for white blood cells
neutrophils
60% - 70% of all WBCs
anemia
a deficiency of erthrocytes
monocyte and lymphocyte
two types of agranulocytes
basophils
0.5 - 1% of all WBCs
lymphocytes
20 - 25% of all WBCs
percentage of WBCs
eosinophils
WBC with red-stained granules
monocyte
largest WBC
lymphocyte
The nucleus of this WBC is 90% cell size
nucleus size
38-45
normal hematocrit range in female
neutrophils/lymphocytes
elevated numbers of this WBC in bacterial infections
eosinophils
elevated numbers of this WBC seen in parasitic infections
lymphocytes
elevated numbers of this WBC seen in viral infections and leukemia
elevated numbers
Lindsay had a differential WBC count that showed elevated eosinophils
parasitic infection or allergic reaction
fatigued with a hematocrit of 36%
anemia
platelet count of 100,000
Thrombocytopenia (hemophilia)/blood clotting
AB+ what type of blood can she receive in a transfusion
A, B, AB, O (+)
Has O- blood received O+ blood. will he have a transfusion reaction
no not after first exposure
Stacy has antibody A in her blood with no Rh antigen. What is her red blood cell type ?
A-
red blood cell or erythrocytes
neutrophils (granular leukocytes)
eosinophils (granular leukocytes)
basophils (granular leukocytes)
lymphocytes (agranular leukocytes)
monocyte (agranular leukocytes)
platelets