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The formed elements, the five white cell types and the job each performs.
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Which formed element carries oxygen bound to hemoglobin and lacks a nucleus when mature?
A small cell fragment sticks to a torn vessel wall and helps build a clot. Which formed element is doing this job?
Which formed element leaves the bloodstream to fight pathogens in body tissues?
A formed element is shaped like a biconcave disc, increasing surface area for gas exchange. Which is it?
Which formed element helps convert soluble clotting proteins into a mesh that traps blood cells?
Which formed element includes cells that make antibodies, engulf microbes, or release inflammatory chemicals?
Which formed element transports some carbon dioxide from tissues back toward the lungs?
A formed element becomes activated when exposed to collagen at a damaged vessel. Which element is it?
A white cell is the most abundant type and has a nucleus divided into three to five lobes. Which is it?
A white cell has a large round nucleus with only a thin rim of cytoplasm. Which cell type matches this description?
A large white cell has a kidney-shaped nucleus and can become a macrophage after entering tissues. Which is it?
A white cell has a two-lobed nucleus and red-orange granules, and it is active against parasitic worms. Which is it?
A rare white cell contains large dark granules that can obscure its nucleus and releases histamine. Which is it?
Which white cell usually arrives early at an acute bacterial infection and engulfs the bacteria?
Which white cell type includes B cells, T cells, and natural killer cells?
A white cell is larger than most others, circulates briefly, then becomes a tissue phagocyte. Which is it?
Which white cell increases in many allergic reactions and parasitic worm infections?
Which white cell is a granulocyte that releases histamine and heparin during inflammation?
What does a neutrophil do in the body?
What is a main function of a lymphocyte?
What does a monocyte do after moving from blood into tissue?
What does an eosinophil mainly help defend against?
What is a basophil's major contribution during an inflammatory response?
Which action is most associated with B lymphocytes?
Which job best matches a T lymphocyte?
Which of these white cells is an agranulocyte, with no visible granules in its cytoplasm?
Where are the formed elements of blood produced in adults?
Worn-out erythrocytes are filtered from circulation and their hemoglobin is recycled. Which organ does much of this work?
Platelets are shed from large marrow cells called megakaryocytes. Where does this normally occur?
Aged platelets are removed from the bloodstream by macrophages, especially in which organ?
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