please fill in the charts as the directions states i have included the 2 pictures you need to look at in orderArrange the key and blood smear side by side so that both are visibleUse the tally charts below to record the counts for your patient as you go.To count:Start in the upper left corner of the first photo. Identify the white blood cell in the first square and put a mark by its corresponding name on the tally chart.Repeat this process as you move across to the next square and then the next square and so forth.If a square has two WBCs, record both types.There are two sheets of cells to count.Once you have counted all the squares you should have a total of 100 cells. Total the tally for each cell type.Add your total tally for each cell type together to be sure you have a total of 100 recorded. Suggestion: Do not go through and count all the neutrophils, then go through and count all the lymphocytes, then go through and count all the monocytes, etc. Go through the images just once to tally cells in order to minimize errors.Your assigned patient:______cellsTally totalneutrophilssegs-bands- total neutropils-Lymphocytestypical-atypical- total lymphocytes-monocytes Eosinophils Basophils

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please fill in the charts as the directions states i have included the 2 pictures you need to look at in order

Arrange the key and blood smear side by side so that both are visible
Use the tally charts below to record the counts for your patient as you go.

To count:

Start in the upper left corner of the first photo. Identify the white blood cell in the first square and put a mark by its corresponding name on the tally chart.
Repeat this process as you move across to the next square and then the next square and so forth.
If a square has two WBCs, record both types.
There are two sheets of cells to count.
Once you have counted all the squares you should have a total of 100 cells.
Total the tally for each cell type.
Add your total tally for each cell type together to be sure you have a total of 100 recorded.

Suggestion: Do not go through and count all the neutrophils, then go through and count all the lymphocytes, then go through and count all the monocytes, etc. Go through the images just once to tally cells in order to minimize errors.
Your assigned patient:______

cells	Tally	total
neutrophils	segs- bands-	total neutropils-
Lymphocytes	typical- atypical-	total lymphocytes-
monocytes
Eosinophils
Basophils

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