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55% plasma..
Formed Elements 45%
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| amount of red blood cells. oxygen level. |
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| name of white blood cells |
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| white blood cells with distinct granules in the cytoplasm. ends in phil. |
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| white blood cells without recognizable granules in the cytoplasm. end in cyte. |
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| enter infected tissues and become macrophages. |
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| educated in the thymous. "T-Cells". Immune system cells. |
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| Matures in the bone marrow. Makes antibodies |
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| Attack and digest bacteria. White blood cells. pale granules. |
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| granulocyte. attack parasitic worms. Stain bright red. Confines inflammation of infected tissues. Looks like an alien. |
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| Dark blue stain. histamine promotes inflammation |
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| deficiency of red blood cells and or hemoglobin. |
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| increase in white blood cells during an infection. |
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| less than normal amount of white blood cells. |
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| cancer of the white blood cells. Constant increase in volume. |
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| less than normal amount of platelets |
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| white blood cell concentration order |
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Never let monkeys eat bananas.
neutrophil lymphocytes monocytes eosinphil basophil |
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