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Chapter 11: Leukocyte LAB Answer Choices You are to use the following choices to answer the questions below. Choices can be used more than once or not at all. Select the letter of your choice. Submit your answers online. A B C D E 300/mm F 1250/mm G 3750/mm 15,000/mm H 1 J K L M N A B 0 с D 10 100 1000 P Q R S T U V c. d. a parasite 31 300/mm² (ul) 1250/mm² (ul) 3750/mm² (ul) 15,000/mm² (ul) AA W X Y Z a bacterial infection a viral infection an allergy 0.46% 2.1% 21.6% 48.6% 2500-5000/μl 4000-10000/uμL 5000-10000/μL 10000-22000/μl Erythropoietin Chapter 11 Leukocytes LAB Answer Choices 1. If all the leukocytes were normal for a patient except for having an elevated lymphocyte count, the patient probably has Thymosin Hemopoietin Cytokine 2. Which of the following would indicate the patient has an allergy to a fungus. a. Their neutrophils are low and their monocytes are high. b. Their monocytes and eosinophils are high. C. Their monocytes are high and basophils are low. d. Their lymphocytes and eosinophils are high. 3. If we counted 50 leukocytes and found 3 of those cells to be eosinophils, the patient would have You might have to research the terms. a. eosinophilia b. eosinopenia c. normal levels of eosinophils
4. Which of the following values would represent monocytosis? You might have to research this term. a. 1% b. 4% C, 10% d. 15% 5. A physician would definitely prescribe an antibiotic if the patient had elevated levels of a.) neutrophils b. lymphocytes c. eosinophils d. basophils 6. If you counted 75 cells in each of the leukocyte counting squares, what would be the total WBC count based on the dilution factor associated with this lab? Be sure to include units for credit. 7. What is the total magnification used to identify white blood cells? 8. If you counted 35 white blood cells and found 17 of them to be neutrophils, what would your neutrophil percentage be? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. 9. What is the normal range for white blood cells in a healthy individual? 10. Some lymphocytes can turn into special cells called T-cells. What hormone is involved in converting some lymphocytes to T-cells? You might need to do some research.