Week 1 Histology_Blood Cells

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These are cells which give rise to the lymphoid lineage of white blood cells or leukocytes- the ILCs, NK cells and the T and B lymphocytes. _____________3. These are cells which rise to the myeloid lineage which comprise to the rest of the leukocytes, the erythrocytes, and the megakaryocytes that produce platelets important in blood clotting. _____________4. This is the first line of defense which consists of a surface barrier and internal structures that employ physical and biochemical strategies to get rid of many microorganisms before they can invade body tissues. _____________5. This even takes days or even weeks to become established and more specific to an invading pathogen. _____________6. The collective and coordinated process performed by immune system upon the introduction of a foreign substance. _____________7. The successful invasion of a pathogenic organism inside the body. _____________8. This immune response involves the destruction of infected cells by cytotoxic T…

A person of type A blood receives blood after a collision between a car and a bus. Shortly after, the person develops pain in their legs, shortness of breath, and partial paralysis on their left side. Provide a likely explanation of the causes of the symptoms Please answer asap and type your answer and do not copy from anywhere please answer asap

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please fill in the charts as the directions states i have included the 2 pictures you need to look at in order Arrange the key and blood smear side by side so that both are visible Use the tally charts below to record the counts for your patient as you go. To count: Start in the upper left corner of the first photo.  Identify the white blood cell in the first square and put a mark by its corresponding name on the tally chart. Repeat this process as you move across to the next square and then the next square and so forth. If a square has two WBCs, record both types. There are two sheets of cells to count. Once you have counted all the squares you should have a total of 100 cells.  Total the tally for each cell type. Add your total tally for each cell type together to be sure you have a total of 100 recorded.   Suggestion: Do not go through and count all the neutrophils, then go through and count all the lymphocytes, then go through and count all the monocytes, etc.  Go through the…

Aorta labels: tunica intima, tunica media, tunica adventitia, smooth muscle, nuclei. I need help labeling this sample (please include a image with all the labels in the sample.

Label the specific blood cells.

Question:- 1. identify and label all the numbered arrows 2. structure label 3 recieves _____ type of blood returning to other parts of the body.

Mr. Clarke had a heart attack. Which of the following diagnostics is the best option for him?   Chest X-ray   CT scan   Brain scan   Angiogram

Complete the following statement: The antigens of the ABO blood group are located in the _______________________.

Can you help me the name of tissue?

The death of the walls of blood vessels is________

Please help me answer these in detail Question #1: List the special requirements for collecting blood through intravenous (IV) catheters. Question #2: Differentiate cannulas from fistulas.

Bonnie’s physician suspects DVT. Which of the following procedures would likely be used to diagnose this condition?   Ultrasound   Blood glucose test   X-ray   Arteriogram

Please answer part 3, it’s not graded