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In this blood slide, which is a red blood cell? A B B A

In this blood slide, which is a red blood cell? A B B A

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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**Question:** In this blood slide, which is a red blood cell? **Image Description:** The image shows a microscopic view of blood cells. There are numerous round and pale-colored cells, which are red blood cells. Two darker purple-stained cells are present and labeled with arrows. - **A:** Label A points to a purple-stained cell, which is larger with several lobes. This is indicative of a white blood cell, specifically a type of granulocyte. - **B:** Label B points to a smaller, pale, evenly colored cell. This is a typical red blood cell, which lacks a nucleus and has a uniform shape. **Answer Options:** - ○ A - ○ B The correct answer is **B**, as it identifies the red blood cell. Red blood cells are typically small, biconcave, and evenly colored without a nucleus, while white blood cells are larger and more irregular in shape with darker staining.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question:** In this blood slide, which is a red blood cell? **Image Description:** The image shows a microscopic view of blood cells. There are numerous round and pale-colored cells, which are red blood cells. Two darker purple-stained cells are present and labeled with arrows. - **A:** Label A points to a purple-stained cell, which is larger with several lobes. This is indicative of a white blood cell, specifically a type of granulocyte. - **B:** Label B points to a smaller, pale, evenly colored cell. This is a typical red blood cell, which lacks a nucleus and has a uniform shape. **Answer Options:** - ○ A - ○ B The correct answer is **B**, as it identifies the red blood cell. Red blood cells are typically small, biconcave, and evenly colored without a nucleus, while white blood cells are larger and more irregular in shape with darker staining.
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Blood is a kind of specialized connective tissue. It transports glucose and gaseous molecules across body. The circulatory system is responsible for transporting the blood across body. The circulatory system is responsible for transporting the blood across body parts. 

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