SU BIO1014 W2 Blood Lab Labeling Exerci

Topics: Red blood cell, Blood, Bone marrow Pages: 1 (46 words) Published: January 3, 2015
Week-2 Labeling Exercise-5; Blood:

1) Identify the specific Formed element labeled “A” ________________________. LYMPHOCYTE
PLATELETS
2) Identify the formed element labeled “B” _______________________________.

3) Identify the Formed element labeled “C” _______________________________. RED BLOOD CELLS
NEUTROPHILIS
4) Identify the specific Formed element labeled “D” ________________________.

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