Now available in MasteringA&P Review & Practice Sheet Lab Name Blood 2 Date Section A. Labeling 1. Identify the blood cells. RBC 1. Manauyle Neutrophil WBC Basaphil Lymphayte Eosiaaphils 2. 3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4. 5. 6. 7. 2. Identify the blood cells. a b a. C. e. b. d. B. Completion Complete each typing slide in the figure by indicating with pencil dots where agglutination Occurs. Type AB Type At A B D B A Type B Type 0+ D B A D 315 B A # td BP 4 d ro ##4## ef 0

Now available in MasteringA&P Review & Practice Sheet Lab Name Blood 2 Date Section A. Labeling 1. Identify the blood cells. RBC 1. Manauyle Neutrophil WBC Basaphil Lymphayte Eosiaaphils 2. 3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4. 5. 6. 7. 2. Identify the blood cells. a b a. C. e. b. d. B. Completion Complete each typing slide in the figure by indicating with pencil dots where agglutination Occurs. Type AB Type At A B D B A Type B Type 0+ D B A D 315 B A # td BP 4 d ro ##4## ef 0

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Chapter17: Cpt Pathology And Laboratory

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