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A patient comes to the hospital, stating that he “feels sick”.  You perform a blood test that reveals an elevated white blood cell count.  The reports show the following white blood cell percentages: Basophils:                     1% Eosinophils:                  2% Neutrophils:                 72% Lymphocytes:              19% Monocytes:                  6% Based on these counts, which of the following most logically explains the patients complaint of feeling sick?

On an electrocardiogram, the P wave indicates electrical activity that should lead to:  

During Bulk Flow capillary exchange, fluid is drawn into the capillary by osmotic pressure.  This movement would be called:  

During which phase of platelet plug formation do activated platelets stick together?

During which phase of platelet plug formation do platelets release chemicals that activate platelets?

Blood is pumped through the pulmonary semilunar valve into the pulmonary trunk during which phase of the cardiac cycle?

In regards to the ABO blood group, what type of blood would a person have if they have no antibodies in there plasma?

During which phase of the cardiac cycle do the atria fill with blood?

Which type of capillary has an incomplete basement membrane and many large spaces between cells?  

Which of these would NOT raise stroke volume?