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Match the Blood Components with Their Function or Pathology

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Match the blood components with their function or pathology.

Premises:
too few leads to anemia
too many leads to polycythemia
phagocytosis
release histamine
active in allergic responses
form macrophages and dendritic cells
easy bruising or excess bleeding
too many may indicate bacterial infection
oxygen and carbon dioxide transport
essential for clotting
too many may indicate leukemia or certain viral infection
excess numbers may indicate allergies or parasitic infestation
produce antibodies
may increase in leukemia or fungal infections
Responses:
red blood cells
neutrophils
lymphocytes
monocytes
basophils
eosinophils
platelets

Correct Answer:

too few leads to anemia
too many leads to polycythemia
phagocytosis
release histamine
active in allergic responses
form macrophages and dendritic cells
easy bruising or excess bleeding
too many may indicate bacterial infection
oxygen and carbon dioxide transport
essential for clotting
too many may indicate leukemia or certain viral infection
excess numbers may indicate allergies or parasitic infestation
produce antibodies
may increase in leukemia or fungal infections
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