Name______________________________________
1. In the above picture:
2. Identify the white blood cell.
3. Is the WBC granular or agranular?
4. What is its primary function?
5. What other type of blood cell is visible
6. What is the other blood cells primary function?
7. How would you describe the other cells shape?
8. What protein does the other cell contain in abundance?
In the above picture:
9. Name this WBC.
10. What % of circulating WBCs does it comprise?
11. What is an alternative name for this WBC?
12. Does this WBC kill invaders or bacteria?
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Name______________________________________
In the picture above :
13. Name this WBC
14. What % of circulating WBC does this cell type comprise?
15. What type of organisms does this WBC specialize in attacking
In the picture above:
16. Name this WBC.
17. How many granules are visible in the cytoplasm of this cell?
18. When would you expect the # of these WBCs in the plasma to rise?
19. What % of circulating WBCs do these cells comprise?
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Name______________________________________
In the above picture:
20. Name the indicated cell.
21. What % of circulating WBCs does this cell type comprise?
22. What are the 2 types of this WBC?
23. What tissues produce this WBC
In the above picture:
24. Other than erythrocytes, what formed element is present in the slide?
25. What is its function?
26. Where is this cell formed? What specific bones form more of this?
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Name______________________________________
In the above picture:
27. Name the yellowish substance.
28. Name 3 solutes that would be dissolved in this substance.
29. Name the cell type predominant in the red substance.
30. What would be found btwn the 2 substances in the previous questions?
Suppose you were given the following data from a Ms. Textor’s blood sample.
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Eosinophils - 28
Lymphocytes - 56
Neutrophils - 110
Basophils - 1
Monocytes - 5
31. What percentage of his WBCs are eosinophils?
32. What percentage of his WBCs are lymphocytes?
33. What percentage of his WBCs are neutrophils?
34. What percentage of his WBCs are basophils?
35. What percentage of his WBC are monocytes?
36. What conclusions can be drawn from these percentages?
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_____ 37. The type of white blood cell that often arrives at the site of infection first, is a granulocyte, and
contains granules that stain light purple is a _______________.
A)
B)
C)
D)
basophil
eosinophil
neutrophil
monocyte
_____ 38. The largest cells in the blood that leave the bloodstream to become macrophages are the
_______________.
A)
B)
C)
D)
eosinophils
monocytes
basophils
neutrophils
_____ 39. Which blood cell can be described as being a biconcave disc?
A)
platelet
B)
neutrophil
C)
eosinophil
D)
erythrocyte
_____ 40. The liquid portion of blood is referred to as _____.
A)
whole blood
B)
hematocrit
C)
plasma
D)
serum