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*****BONUS***** These values (from the question above) were provided in conventional units – convert to SI units. This must be completely correct to receive bonus credit! WBC: 4.0 x 103/uL RBC: 3.4 x 106/uL HGB: 11.4 g/dL HCT: 35% PLTS: 355 x 103/uL

Wright’s stain is a type of Romanowsky stain that combines which two dyes?  Select 2 choices from below.

The following CBC values are reported in conventional units, convert and report the values in SI units: WBC: 24.0 x 103/uL RBC: 2.6 x 106/uL HGB: 7.5 g/dL HCT:  24% PLTS: 355 x 103/uL

Very young progenitor cells can be identified by immunophenotyping and detection of:

Senescent (old, aged) erythrocytes are removed from circulation by macrophages in the

Hemoglobin electrophoresis is used to identify the type and quantity of hemoglobin present in a patient sample. How old is a healthy patient with the hemoglobin electrophoresis profile listed below? Hemoglobin A: 98% Hemoglobin A2: 2%

Red blood cell populations demonstrating an MCV of 65fL will appear

A newborn male has a WBC count of 23.5 x 103/uL. What is the best interpretation of these values?

The golgi apparatus can be viewed in this image as a prominent peri-nuclear hoff. This appears in cells with:

In this aggregation, erythrocytes are aligned one upon the other, resembling stacks of coins . How does this affect the sedimentation rate (ESR)?