A blood sample from an 18-month-old infant indicates a WBC count of 10.5 x 109/L with 65% lymphocytes and 35% neutrophils. What can you conclude from this?

The average lifespan of granulocytes and monocytes in peripheral circulation is

The average RBC is what size?

Match the type of hemoglobin with the correct set of globin chains.

Examine the CBC and differential data below for a 37 year old female. WBC:               35.0 x103/uLRBC:                5.5 x106/uLHGB:               17.1 g/dLHCT:                51.5%PLT:                 70 Neutrophils                 65Band Neutrophils        23Lymphocytes               10Monocytes                  2   This question has multiple parts: Use the correct terminology to reflect increases and decreases in cell values Calculate the RBC indices (provide units) Using these values, classify the size and hemoglobin content of the cells

BONUS: For the question above, Calculate and interpret the relative and absolute cell differential values.

Which cell type markedly increases in response to bacterial infection?

Which two CD markers are used to differentiate helper T cells and cytotoxic T cells?

Which term would be used to describe a persistent increase in platelets?

Outline the six stages of granulocytic maturation, from youngest (stage 1) to oldest (stage 6). Your description should include: Approximate size Nuclear traits (lobulation, segmentation, condensation, presence/absence nucleoli) Cytoplasmic changes (staining characteristics and granulation)