Monocyte vs macrophage - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Myeloid - ANSWER-erythrocyte, platelets, neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil, monoblast, macrophage, monocyte lymphoid - ANSWER-pre- B cell, pre-t cell, plasma cell, natural killer cell, t lymphocyte innate immunity - ANSWER-occurs naturally- phagocytes release inflammatory mediators acquired immunity - ANSWER-response of either b or t cells to antigens senescence - ANSWER-loss of cells power to divide and grow immunosenescence - ANSWER-reduction in size of thymus and function of immune ce...

BMTCN Study Myeloid - ANSWER-erythrocyte, platelets, neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil, monoblast, macrophage, monocyte lymphoid - ANSWER-pre- B cell, pre-t cell, plasma cell, natural killer cell, t lymphocyte innate immunity - ANSWER-occurs naturally- phagocytes release inflammatory mediators acquired immunity - ANSWER-response of either b or t cells to antigens senescence - ANSWER-loss of cells power to divide and grow immunosenescence - ANSWER-reduction in size of thymus and function ...

erythrocyte, platelets, neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil, monoblast, macrophage, monocyte Myeloid pre- B cell, pre-t cell, plasma cell, natural killer cell, t lymphocyte lymphoid occurs naturally- phagocytes release inflammatory mediators innate immunity response of either b or t cells to antigens acquired immunity loss of cells power to divide and grow senescence reduction in size of thymus and function of immune cells immunosenescence myeloid fi...

BMTCN StudyMyeloid - correct answer erythrocyte, platelets, neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil, monoblastic, macrophage, monocyte lymphoid - correct answer pre- B cell, pre-t cell, plasma cell, natural killer cell, t lymphocyte innate immunity - correct answer occurs naturally- phagocytes release inflammatory mediators acquired immunity - correct answer response of either b or t cells to antigens senescence - correct answer loss of cells power to divide and grow immunosenescence - c...

BMTCN StudyMyeloid - correct answer erythrocyte, platelets, neutrophil, basophil, eosinophil, monoblastic, macrophage, monocyte lymphoid - correct answer pre- B cell, pre-t cell, plasma cell, natural killer cell, t lymphocyte innate immunity - correct answer occurs naturally- phagocytes release inflammatory mediators acquired immunity - correct answer response of either b or t cells to antigens senescence - correct answer loss of cells power to divide and grow immunosenescence - c...

Hematology (MLS ASCP) | 191 Questions With Verified Solution | 2023 Bone marrow and peripheral blood growth factors that stimulate the Cell Lines Flat Bones which include: Skull, Sternum, Pelvis, Vertebrae and the Ribs Sites of active bone marrow in adults myeloblast immature bone marrow that gives rise to granulocytes Promyelocyte an immature, developing form of blood cell myelocyte an immature cell that comes from a myeloblast in the red marrow and develops into either a neutrophil...

Hematology (MLS ASCP) | 191 Questions With Verified Solution | 2024 Bone marrow and peripheral blood growth factors that stimulate the Cell Lines Flat Bones which include: Skull, Sternum, Pelvis, Vertebrae and the Ribs Sites of active bone marrow in adults myeloblast immature bone marrow that gives rise to granulocytes Promyelocyte an immature, developing form of blood cell myelocyte an immature cell that comes from a myeloblast in the red marrow and develops into either a neutrophil...

Cells adapt by changing their: - Answer 1. size (hypertrophy or atrophy) 2. number (hyperplasia) 3. type (metaplasia) Relationship between hypertrophy and hyperplasia - Answer Hypertrophy occurs in cell types where hyperplasia, the generation of more cells, is uncommon (eg. muscle cells) Why might metaplasia occur? - Answer it occurs in response to chronic irritation and inflammation; one cell type replaces another Define dysplasia - Answer deranged cell growth resulting in varying si...

Organ rejection that occurs minutes to hours after transplantation due graft specific cytotoxic antibodies is - hyperacute rejection if a patient is seropositive prior to the transplant or after receiving a seropositive organ or blood transfusion that patients is at risk for developing what infection - cytomegalovirus infection posttransplant patients are at increased risk for malignancies secondary to - persistent viral infections and prolonged immunosuppressant therapy risk f...

Erikson's Stage of Development: infant? toddler? preschool? school age? adolescence? young adult? - ANSWER Infant: Trust vs. Mistrust Toddler: Autonomy vs. Shame Preschool: Initiative vs. Guilt School Age: Industry vs. Inferiority Adolescence: Identity vs. Role Confusion Young adult: Intimacy vs. Isolation Normal cell cycle - ANSWER Mitosis G1: growth in cell size, RNA & protein synthesis S: DNA replication G2: cell growth, RNA & protein synthesis Steps of Mitosis - ANSWER 1. Interph...