When you are doing a differential on a peripheral blood smear to identify WBCS, you can tell you are in the "correct" part of the smear by looking at the; a. WBC distribution b. RBC distribution O. Staining pattern of the WBC nucleus d. Number of platelets seen on an oil immersion field

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