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Which of the following cells develop into macrophages?

back 1

-monocytes

front 2

T cells function to

back 2

-destroy body cells infected with viruses.

front 3

If examination of the blood reveals a large number of immature leukocytes, the individual is probably suffering from

back 3

-leukemia.

front 4

What is the anatomical difference between T lymphocytes and B lymphocytes?

back 4

-They are structurally identical

front 5

In the body, erythrocytes are red because of the oxidized iron they contain. In stained blood smears, erythrocytes are

back 5

-pink from eosin.

front 6

The most common formed elements in the blood are

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-erythrocytes.

front 7

Plasma minus clotting factors.

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-serum

front 8

The least abundant white blood cell type is the

back 8

-basophil.

front 9

B cells fight infections by

back 9

-producing antibodies.

front 10

The replacement of red bone marrow with yellow bone marrow in the limbs occurs

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-between 8 and 18 years of age.

front 11

Which cells fight infection by producing antibodies?

back 11

-B lymphocytes

front 12

Leukocytes, ordered from most to least abundant, are the

back 12

-neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils.

front 13

Most abundant formed element.

back 13

-erythrocyte

front 14

Elevated numbers of reticulocytes may indicate

back 14

-a person is adapting to life at high elevations

front 15

In the cell line that forms erythrocytes in red bone marrow, all of the following occur except that

back 15

-lysosome-like granules accumulate.

front 16

Together, leukocytes and platelets constitute roughly which percentage of whole blood volume?

back 16

-1%

front 17

Along with leukocytes, these contribute less than 1% of whole blood.

back 17

platelets

front 18

Which type of connective tissue occurs in the bone marrow cavity?

back 18

-reticular

front 19

Fraction of blood comprised by erythrocytes.

back 19

-hematocrit

front 20

The formed element that is flattened, circular, lacks a nucleus, lacks mitochondria or ribosomes, and is red because of the presence of hemoglobin is

back 20

-an erythrocyte.

front 21

The blood's globulins include

back 21

-antibodies

front 22

Reticulocytes are precursors to mature

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-erythrocytes.