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1
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when monocytes move into the body tissues, they are transformed into these kind and remain there for months
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2
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exist in peripheral blood for about 10hrs after release from bone marrow
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3
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packed cell volume
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5
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the top distinct layer of a preserved blood specimen
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6
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capability of eosinophils
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7
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exist in the peripheral blood for less than 8hrs after release from marrow
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8
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has a much greater affinity for Carbon Monoxide than for Oxygen
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10
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they are not cells with no nucleus.
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11
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grayish white cellular layer composed of wbc and platelets
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16
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iron component of red cell
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19
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cells swell and eventually rupture in this solution
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22
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secreted by monocytes
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23
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specific types are neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils
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24
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after phagocytic activity, they remain in peripheral blood for 1-3 days.
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26
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lymphocytes arise in th thymus
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27
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shape of erythrocytes
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