2 pictures of each cell -Make 2-3 short sentences about each cell (characterics, shape, size, morphology) (only in bullet form (•) - 2-3 clinical significance or disease associated - the manner of reporting of each cell Red Blood Cell White Blood Cell Mucus Threads Bacteria Yeast Cell Squamous Epithelial Cell Transitional Epithelial Cell RTE Cell Hyaline Cast RBC Cast WBC Cast Froad Granular Cast Waxy Cast Amorphous Urates Amorphous Phosphates Calcium Oxalate (Monohydrate) Calcium Oxalate (Dihydrate) Uric Acid Ammonium Biurate Triple Phosphate Ampicillin/Sulfonamide Bilirubin Leucine Tyrosine Cholesterol Cystine. No need extra explanation okk

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