A patient comes to the hospital, stating that he “feels sick”.  You perform a blood test that reveals an elevated white blood cell count.  The reports show the following white blood cell percentages: Basophils:                     1% Eosinophils:                  2% Neutrophils:                 72% Lymphocytes:              19% Monocytes:                  6% Based on these counts, which of the following most logically explains the patients complaint of feeling sick?

During which phase of platelet plug formation does Von Willenbrand Factor allow platelets to stick to the edge of the injured blood vessel?

What is the correct order of blood vessels that blood would travel through from a capillary to the heart?

The chemical that stimulates White Blood Cell production is called :

As blood flows through the heart, which chambers will contain oxygenated blood?

Which of the following patient blood results indicate they may have a parasitic infection?

If a patient has a low platelet count, which of the following signs/symptoms would be most likely for this patient to experience?

A patient with a history of cardiac failure is hooked up to a cardiac monitor. You notice that his Cardiac Output (CO) has been falling and is now currently at 3 L/minute .  All of the following treatment measures can be used to help return the CO to normal EXCEPT?  

On an electrocardiogram, the T wave indicates electrical activity that should lead to:

Identify the specific region/area labeled ‘A’ of the lymphatic system: