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Ch.19 formed element

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3 granulocytes neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils
2 agranulocytes lymphocytes, monocytes
what are thrombocytes platelets
what are leukocytes wbc's
what are erythrocytes rbc's
what % of blood is formed elements 45 %
what % of blood is plasma 55%
what is the differential wbc count for eosinophils 2-4%
what is the differential wbc count for monocytes 3-8%
what is the differential wbc count for neutrophils 60-70%
what is the differential wbc count for lymphocytes 20-25%
what is the differential wbc count for basophils 0.5-1%
main function of basophils promote inflammation in tissues by releasing such chemcials as histamine
main function of lymphocytes mediate immunity by providing for specific defense against pathogens and toxins
main function of eosinophils remove antigen- antibody complexes from tissues by phagocytosis, attack large parasites such as worms, help reduce inflammation
main function of platelets form platelet plug in hemostasis; release chemicals that promote vascular spasm and blood clotting
main function of rbc's hemoglobin within the rbc's transports most of the oxygen and part of the carbon dioxide in the blood
main function of wbc's combat pathogens and other foreign substances that enter the body
main function of monocytes powerful phagocytosis, quickly enter tissues to become macrophages, spend only a couple of days in the blood
main function of neutrophils primary phagocytes, release toxic chemicals that also kill pathogens
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