Part I. (Cite the references)What are the normal morphology of the different white blood cells? Give examples of atypicsl or abnormal WBCs and in what medical/physiological conditions are theyobserved3. Provide examples of cytochemical stsins to visualize and study WBC's.1.2.Part II. True or False1.2.3. Neutrophils usually become increased in response to viral and bacterial infections.4. Leukocyte esterases are found in monocytes and neutrophils in varying concentrations.5.Leukocyte alkaline phosphatase (LAP) is expected to be high in leukemic cells.6.The reference values of total WBC in adults is 4,000-10,000 cells/cumm.7.In manual counting of WBC, the diluent used is 0.9% NSS.8. There are 4 tertiary squares used count the WBC's.9. Nuclear hyper-segmentation of PM's is observed in megaloblastic anemia.10. When assessing the bone marrow cellularity, the ratio of stem cells to the stromal cells (e.g., adipocytes)should be checked.Part III.1.2.All the White Blood Cells are derived from myeloid stem cell.The average diameter of a WBC is 7-15um, except for the monocyte which can have a diameter as large as30um, hence making it the largest WBC.N7.Reference values of each type of WBC:NeutrophilLymphocvteMonocyteEosinphilBasophil3.The following cells were counted in INCC: W1= 45, W2=60, W3=77, W4-50. Compute for the total4. WBC count. Show your calculations. Is the result normal? (yes or no)5. Different White Blood Cell disorders and anomalies (qualitative and quantitative)6. Review classification of leukemiasSpecial laboratory tests for leukemia assessment/diagnosisDraw the squares used in the manual estimation of White Blood Cells using the improved neubauerchamber. How many squares should be counted?Show the formula for computing the total WBC count. If nucleated RBCs are seen, what is the formula forcorrected WBC count?

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1. What are the normal morphology of the different white blood cells? 2. Give examples of atypicsl or abnormal WBCs and in what medical/physiological conditions are they observed 3. Provide examples of cytochemical stsins to visualize and study WBC's.

1. What are the normal morphology of the different white blood cells? 2. Give examples of atypicsl or abnormal WBCs and in what medical/physiological conditions are they observed 3. Provide examples of cytochemical stsins to visualize and study WBC's.

Body Structures & Functions

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