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| decreased number of neutrophils in blood |
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| stain easy with basic or blue dyes |
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| increased numbers of eosinophilic WBC in blood |
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| increased numbers of lymphocytic WBC in the blood |
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| increased number of monocytic WBC in blood |
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| the process of blood stoppage |
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| WBC that eats foreign organisms and particles |
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| phagocytic WBC found in the tissues of the body |
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| cell found in the bone marrow that contains a very large nucleus and from which platelets are formed |
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| deficient protein in the blood |
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excess fat or lipids in the blood
bloods and plasma appears to look milky |
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| malignancy of the blood-forming tissues, results in excessive numbers of abnormal leukocytes in the blood |
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| excesses of bilirubin in circulating blood |
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| youngest erythrocytes found only in bone marrow Stage one in development |
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| very young erythrocyte found in bone marrow. stage two in development |
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young erythrocyte
stage three in development |
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young erythrocyte that is about to discharge its nucleus. this cell is found in the blood stream.
fourth stage in development |
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| immature WBC that is found only in the bone marrow |
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| immature WBC (usually a neutrophil) that amy be seen in peripheral blood when patient has overwhelming disease |
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marble top tube
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tiger tube |
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REd blood cell life span
dogs
cats
horse and sheep
cow
mice |
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dog 110 days
cats 68 days
horse and sheep 150 days
cow 160 days
mice 20-30 days |
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