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What type of WBC would you expect to find if you had an acute infection?
Neutrophil.
Is a neutrophil granulated or ungranulated?
Granulated; it is a granulocyte.
On average, what percent of the WBC count is neutrophils?
54-62%
If you had appendicitis, pneumonia, or tonsillitis, what type of WBC would you expect to find in greater quantity?
Neutrophils.
What type of WBC kills parasites?
Eosinophil.
What type of WBC helps to control inflammation and allergic reactions?
Eosinophil.
What type of WBC is found in quantities of about 54%-62% of the WBC count?
Neutrophils.
What percent of the WBC count is eosinophils?
1-3%.
Is an eosinophil granulated or ungranulated?
Granulated; it is a granulocyte.
What type of WBC migrates to damaged tissue and releases the anitcoagulant, heparin?
Basophil.
What type of WBC causes inflammation by releasing histamine?
Basophil.
What type of WBC is 1-3% of the WBC count?
Eosinophil.
What type of WBC is less than 1% of the WBC count?
Basophil.
What percent, on average, do basophils constitute of the WBC count?
Less than 1%.
What type of WBC is less than 1% of the total count?
Basophils.
Is a basophil granulated or ungranulated?
Granulated; it is a granulocyte.
What type of WBC would you expect to find in greater quantity if you had systemic infection, such as typhus fever, tuberculosis, or typhoid fever?
Monocytes.
Are monocytes granulated or ungranulated?
Ungranulated; it is an agranulocyte.
What type of WBC would you expect to leave the blood and go into the tissue space, moving by ameboid motion?
Monocytes.
What percentage of the WBC do the monocytes constitute?
3-9%.
What two WBCs are phagocytic?
Neutrophils and monocytes.
What type of WBC constitutes 3-9% of the WBC count?
Monocytes.
What type of WBC is associated with antibody production?
Lymphocytes.
What type of WBC constitutes about 25-33% of the WBC count?
Lymphocytes.
How much of the WBC count do lymphocytes constitute?
25-33%.
Which WBC would you expect to take care of a viral infection?
Lymphocytes.
What WBC is associated with specific immune reactions?
Lymphocytes.
Is a lymphocyte granulated or ungranulated?
Ungranulated; it is an agranulocyte.