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Where are the greatest number of mature neutrophils contained?
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Storage Pool
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Dog WBC
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6-17 x10^3/microL
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Cat WBC
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5-19 x10^3/microL
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Horse WBC
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5-14 x10^3/microL
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Dog WBC
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5-8 x10^6/microL
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Cat WBC
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6-10 x10^6/microL
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Horse WBC
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6-10 x10^6/microL
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Dog TP
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8 g/dL
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Cat TP
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8 g/dL
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Horse TP
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8 g/dL
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Dog HCT
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37-54%
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Cat HCT
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30-47%
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Horse HCT
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32-47%
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Dog glucose
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77-125 mg/dL
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Cat glucose
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76-145 mg/dL
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Horse glucose
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75-135 mg/dL
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Immature neutrophil
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band cell
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hemogram
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PCV, WBC count, DIFF, Hb, TP
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microliter =
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1.0 mm^3
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Estimated Hb
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PCV/3
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Estimated WBC count
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PCV/6
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Hematopoiesis
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Manufacturing of blood cells in bone marrow.
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manufacturing of RBC's
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hematopoiesis
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manufacturing of platelets
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thrombopoiesis
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manufacturing of WBC's
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leukocytopoisis
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Red, blue, or non-staining granules in cytoplasm
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Granulocytes
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Granulocytes
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Neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils
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Red staining granules
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Eosinophil
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Blue/black staining granules
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Basophil
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Non-staining granules
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Neutrophil
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Agranulocytes
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Lymphocyte, Monocyte
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Ameoboid-type nucleus
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Monocyte
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Round nucleus
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Lymphocyte
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T-Cell
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Lymphocyte; Cell-mediated immunity
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B-cell
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Lymphocyte; humoral immunity
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NK
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Lymphocyte; Natural Killer
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Granulopoiesis
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manufacturing of Neutrophils
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"segs"
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segmenters; Neutrophils
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What makes RBC's red?
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Iron molecules in hemoglobin
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Normal WBC count
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20-50 Leukocytes/ 10x field
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Normal platelet numbers
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20-60 platelets/ 100x field
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-cytosis
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Increase in
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-philia
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Increase in
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-penia
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Decrease in
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Leukocytosis
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Increase in WBC's
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Granulocytosis
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Increase in Neutrophils
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Neutrophilia
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Increase in Neutrophils
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Monocytosis
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Increase in Monocytes
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Neutropenia
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Decrease in Neutrophils
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Lymphopenia
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Decrease in Lymphocytes
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Eosinopenia
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Decrease in Eosinophils
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Eosinophilia
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Increase in Eosinophils
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Most common WBC's
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Lymphocytes and Neutrophils
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Measure leukocytes you see under oil as:
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The # of WBC's per microLiter
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Neutrophils are sometimes called:
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Polymorphonuclear Leukocytes
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Agranulocytes are sometimes called
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Mononuclear Leukocytes
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N:L of Carnivors
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>1.0
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N:L of Horses and Swine
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= 1.0
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N:L of Ruminants
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<1.0
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Only leukocyte that migrates back into bloodstream
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Lymphocyte
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Go after anitgens --> 'Killers' 'Helpers' 'Mediators'
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T-Lymphocytes
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Made in the Thymus
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T-Lymphocytes
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Cause of autoimmune disease
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T-Lymphocytes go after antigens
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Makes immunoglobulins in the bone
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B-Lymphocytes
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Agranulocyte w/ vacules
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Monocyte
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All monocytes are destined to become:
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Macrophages (amoeba)- live for years
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Diapedesis
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movement of blood cells through the tissues
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Kuppfer cells of liver
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Stationary Tissue Macrophage
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MPS
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Mononeuclear phagocyte system;
Monocyte --> Tissue Macrophage --> Antigen |
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Ig formation:
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Chemical signal to B-lympohcyte --> Plasma Cell --> Immunoglobulin
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Has granules that contain powerful lysozymes and histaminase
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Eosinophil
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Opsonization
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Slowing down of antigens
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All freely circulating neutrophils are called:
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the Circulating Neutrophil Pool (CNP)
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Body that indicates something is wrong
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Doehle Body
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