Matching Match each lettered description with the most closely related term. a. blood disorders 19 Myeloid tissue b. basophil 20 Anucleated c. jaundice 21 Dyscrasias 22 Monocytes 23 Granulocyte d. venipuncture e. red bone marrow f. mature RBCS 24 Agglutination g. parasitic disease 25 Agranulocyte h. blood clotting elements 26 Bilirubin 27 Median cubital vein i. erythropoietin 28 Malaria j. cross-reaction 29 Hormone k. macrophages 30 Platelets I. lymphocyte Section integration

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