COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. interstitial fluid a. hemocytoblasts b. emigration c. agglutinogens d. neutrophil e. WBC emigration 2. hemopoiesis 3. stem cells 4. hypoxia 5. surface antigens 6. antibodies f. extracellular fluid 7. diapedesis 8. leucopenia 9. agranulocyte g. monocyte h. few WBCS i. low platelet count j. agglutinins k. process of blood cell 10. leukocytosis 11. granulocyte formation 12. thrombocytopenia 1. low oxygen concentration

COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. interstitial fluid a. hemocytoblasts b. emigration c. agglutinogens d. neutrophil e. WBC emigration 2. hemopoiesis 3. stem cells 4. hypoxia 5. surface antigens 6. antibodies f. extracellular fluid 7. diapedesis 8. leucopenia 9. agranulocyte g. monocyte h. few WBCS i. low platelet count j. agglutinins k. process of blood cell 10. leukocytosis 11. granulocyte formation 12. thrombocytopenia 1. low oxygen concentration

Body Structures & Functions Updated

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Chapter12: Blood

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