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Ch End 7
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Leukocytosis can be defined as an increase in: | c neutrophoils, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes, lyphocytes |
| The hallmark of differentiating myelocytes from promyelocytes morphologically is the visual identification of what in the myelocytes? | b secondary granules |
| The granulocytic maturation process differs from the lymphocytic and monocytic - macrophage maturation process in that: | b the nucleus in the granulocytic cell line eventually segments |
| 4. Primary granules first appear in the: | b promyelocyte |
| 5. The first heavy immunoglobulin chain produced in the maturing B lymphocyte is: | c mu |
| 6. Lyphocytes can be differentiated from monocytes because monocytes have a: | b more lobular nucleus and finegranular grey cytoplasm |
| 7. The eosinophil's primary function is to: | a protect the hosr from helminth parasites |
| 8. Leukocyte migration to the tissues is regulated by leukocyte-endothelial cell recognition which requires: | a interaction of adhesion molecules and their receptors |
| 9. The adult reference range for lymphocytes found in the peripheral blood is: | b 1.0 - 4.8 x 10/L |
| 10. An 80% lymphocyte count with a total WBC count of 4.4 x 10/L on an adult would indicate a: | c relative increase in lymphocytes but an absolute number in the reference range |
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