Notes

1. -Red blood cells are more common than white blood cells.
-Red blood cells circulate in the blood stream, while white blood cells leave the bloodstream to fight disease organisms and tissues.
-It takes more time to find a white blood cell under a microscope than red.
-You can find white blood cells under a microscope in low lighting.

2.Neutrophil white blood cells, since they're found in blood smears at lease 70% of the time.

3.15% of the white blood cells are lymphocytes. This is a normal percentage, since lymphocytes make up white blood cells at a little less than 30%.

4.mononucleosis... A communicable disease is one spread by someone else. An example is the disease Mononucleosis, which is a form of herpes that can be spread from person to person.
An inherited disease is on that is formed in you and cannot spread. An example of this is Pernicious Anemia, which is, of course, formed in you by an inadequate absorption of vitamin B12 from the intestine.

5.It is easier to view white blood cells under low power under a microscope because in contrast to red blood cells, white blood cells have nuclei, and they appear as blue dots scattered around in the background of the red blood cells. The nuclei can only be viewed under low power.

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