Blood and Lymph Quiz
1. BL Eosinophil 100X.jpg
1. What percentage of white blood cells does this cell make up? What is its life span?
2. BL Lymphocyte 100X_2.jpg
2. What percentage is this cell? What is its main function? Life span?
3. BL Basophil 100X.jpg
3. Function? Percentage? Secretions? Lifespan?
4. BL Neutrophil 100X.jpg
4. Function? Percentage? Lifespan? What is one distinguishing factor?
5. BL Megakaryocyte 40X.jpg
5. What process is occurring here?
6. BL Monocyte 100X.jpg
6. Percentage? Lifespan? Function?
7. BL Platelet 100X.jpg
7. Life span of the large red cells? What are the cells labeled by A histologically?
8. BL Appendix nodule 20X.jpg
8. What organ is this. What is C labeling? What cells are found within D?
9. BL Lymph node 4X.jpg
9. Identify the letters A-C.
10. BL Spleen 4X.jpg
10. Where are we? What is letter B labeling?
11. BL Thymus 4X.jpg
11. What organ is this? A is labeling?
12. BL Tonsil 4X.jpg
12. What lymphatic tissue are we looking at (where are we)?
13. BL Ileum 4X.jpg
13. Name this organ specifically and what B is labeling.
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1. BL Eosinophil 100X.jpg
1. What percentage of white blood cells does this cell make up? What is its life span?
2. BL Lymphocyte 100X_2.jpg
2. What percentage is this cell? What is its main function? Life span?
3. BL Basophil 100X.jpg
3. Function? Percentage? Secretions? Lifespan?
4. BL Neutrophil 100X.jpg
4. Function? Percentage? Lifespan? What is one distinguishing factor?
5. BL Megakaryocyte 40X.jpg
5. What process is occurring here?
6. BL Monocyte 100X.jpg
6. Percentage? Lifespan? Function?
7. BL Platelet 100X.jpg
7. Life span of the large red cells? What are the cells labeled by A histologically?
8. BL Appendix nodule 20X.jpg
8. What organ is this. What is C labeling? What cells are found within D?
9. BL Lymph node 4X.jpg
9. Identify the letters A-C.
10. BL Spleen 4X.jpg
10. Where are we? What is letter B labeling?
11. BL Thymus 4X.jpg
11. What organ is this? A is labeling?
12. BL Tonsil 4X.jpg
12. What lymphatic tissue are we looking at (where are we)?
13. BL Ileum 4X.jpg
13. Name this organ specifically and what B is labeling.
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Answer Key
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Toggle ItemQuestion 1Eosinophil
Makes up 1-6% of WBC
Life Span: 2 weeks -
Toggle ItemQuestion 2Lymphocyte
Makes up 20-50% of WBC
Lifespan of months to years
Functions in general immunity -
Toggle ItemQuestion 3Basophil
<1% of WBC
Lifespan is 1-2 years
Releases Histamine & Heparin
Similar to Mast cells but in blood -
Toggle ItemQuestion 4Neutrophil
40-75% of WBC
Lifespan in circ. is 1 week
Functions in acute inflammatory response
Multi-lobulated nucleus
Granules are small -
Toggle ItemQuestion 5Thrombopoiesis
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Toggle ItemQuestion 6Monocyte
2-10% of WBC
Lifespan in circ. 2-5 days
Lifespan in tissue 1-3 months -
Toggle ItemQuestion 7120 day in circulation
Thrombocyte -
Toggle ItemQuestion 8Appendix
C: Lymphatic Nodule
D: lymphoblasts and monoblasts -
Toggle ItemQuestion 9Lymph Node
A: Lymph Nodules
B: Cortex
C: Medulla -
Toggle ItemQuestion 10Spleen
B: White pulp -
Toggle ItemQuestion 11Thymus
A: Medulla -
Toggle ItemQuestion 12Tonsil
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Toggle ItemQuestion 13Ilieum of Small Intestine
B: Dense Lymphatic Tissue called
Peyer's Patches