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White Blood Cell Study Quiz

Test your knowledge on white blood cells and their vital roles in the immune system with our comprehensive quiz! Featuring a range of questions, this quiz will challenge you to think critically about the different types of white blood cells and their functions.

Perfect for students or anyone interested in biology, our quiz includes:

28 questions covering essential concepts
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Number of WBCS range from

4000-8000 per cubic mililitre

7000-9000per cubic mililitre

7000-11000per cubic mililitre

4000-10000per cubic mililitre

Mobile units of the body's protective system comprise of

Platelets

Granulocytes

Agranulocytes

B and c

"seek out and destroy" ability is pertained to

Lymphocytes

Monocytes only

Monocytes and granulocytes

Thymus

How many types of wbcs are normally present in the blood

Role of antibody and immune system is speciality of

Platelets

C and d

Plasma cells

Lymphocyes

Identify the granulocyte

Basophil

Monocyte

Promonocyte

Myeloblast

First stem cell of myelocytic linkage is

Promyelocyte

Myeloblast

Monoblast

Promonocyte

Which leukocyte is likely to be found in pyere's patches underneath the epithelium of GIT

Granulocyte

Monocyte

Lymphocyte only

Lymphocyte and plasma cells

Monocytes have a short transit time of how many hours in the blood

5-8

6-8

10-20

12-15

Another word for diapedesis is

Margination

Ameboid movemnet

Extravasation

Opsonization

Mature cells that can detsroy or kill invading agents even in circulating blood are

Macrophages

T lymphocytes

Neutrophills

Memory cells

Phenomenon through which white blood cells are attracted to inflammed areas is called

Exocytosis

Inflammation

Chemotaxix

Opsonization

End stage products of monocytes are called

Pormonocyte

Supermonocyte

Myeloblast

Macrophage

The lysosomes of which cell does not contain lipases

Neutrophils

Eosinophils

Macrophages

Lymphocytes

Tissue macrophages which line the liver sinosoids in GIT tract are known as

Histiocytes

Reticulocyte

Kupffer cells

Alveolar cells

Bradykinin is a tissue product known to cause

Bleeding

Influx of na ions

Inflammation

Loss of ATP

Walling of effect of inflammation is due to

Prothtombin

Albumin

Globulin

Fibrinogen

4th line of defense is

Neutrophil invasion

Blood neutrophilia

Inc number of granulocytes and monocytes

Supression of inflammation

Chemical that induces anticoagulation

Cytokinins

Heparin

Prostaglandin

Fibrinogen

The antibody found in basophils that causes allregic reactions is

IgM

IgA

IgE

IgB

Term used for depletion in production of white blood cells

Leukocytosis

Leukocythemia

Leukopeina

Leukemia

Comitted stem cell>myeloblast>promyelocyte>neutrophil myelocyte....>

Polymorphonulclear myelocyte

Band neutrophil meta myelocyte

Young neutrophilmeta myelocyte

Meta neutrophil

Drawing of bacteria by complement system that make them susceptible to phaocytosis is

Autolysis

Opsonization

Exocytosis

Necrosis

Bactericidal agents of neutrophils contain highly oxidizing agents such as

Alcohol

Superoxide

Hydrnoium ions

Oxygen

For a neutrophil to recognize a foreign particle the microorganism should possess

Smoother surface with a protein coat

Rough surface only

An outer protein coat and rough membrane

Rough appearance, attachmenet of antibody,portien coat

Mixture of dead necrotic tissue , dead macrophages ,worn out cells in inflammed tissue is called

Hematoma

Cancer

Mutuation

Pus

A larvicidal polypetide enzyme aka major basic protein is a component of

Basophil

Neutrophil

Eosinophil

All of these

Site of formation of monocyte include

Bone marrow and speen

Bone marrow only

Lymphoid tissue , blood

Lymph nodes

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