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Chapter 18, Problem 6RQ

Match the names of the blood cells in column B with their descriptions in column A. Some names are used more than once.

Column A

___ (1) destroys parasites

___ (2) has two types of granules

___ (3) does not use diapedesis

___ (4) stops the allergic response

___ (5) the only cell that is not spherical

___ (6) granulocyte that phagocytizes bacteria

___ (7) the largest blood cell

___ (8) granulocyte with the smallest granules

___ (9) a young one is reticulocyte

___ (10) lives for about 4 months

___ (11) most abundant blood cell

___ (12) includes T cells and B cells

Column B

(a) erythrocyte

(b) neutrophil

(c) eosinophil

(d) basophil

(e) lymphocyte

(f) monocyte

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