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multi-lobed nuclei, granules in cytoplasm
Neutrophils, Eosinophils, Basophils |
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More abundant in lymphoid tissue than in blood. They contain no
granules in their cytoplasm, and their nuclei are less abnormal in shape
Monocytes, Lymphocytes |
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| Has A antigen on RBC and anit-B antibody in plasma |
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| Has B antigen on RBC and anti-A antibody in plasma |
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| Has A and B antigen on RBC and no antibodies in plasma |
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| Has neither antigen on RBC and both antibodies in plasma |
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a reduction of the delivery of O2 to tissues caused either by having too
few RBC or not enough hemoglobin in the circulating blood |
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| an abnormally high density of RBC, can lead to overexertion of the heart and vessel clogging. |
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