Monocytes

Question 1

what is a monocyte?

Answer 1

WBC’s that becomes macrophage after migration from the blood into the tissue

Question 2

monocytes have less of what than leukocytes?

Answer 2

less heterochromatin than leukocytes

Question 3

monocytes have many of what organelles?

Answer 3

mitochondria

Question 4

monocytes have a well developed what?

Answer 4

Golgi complex

Question 5

what do monocytes form?

Answer 5

forms lysomal granules found in the cytoplasm

Question 6

once the monocyte leaves the blood it becomes?

Answer 6

macrophage!!!!!

Question 7

where does the differentiation of the monocytes occur?

Answer 7

in connective tissue

Question 8

the macrophage is the dominant cell type after what dies?

Answer 8

after the neutrophils die

Question 9

what does the macrophage phagocytizes?

Answer 9

phagocytize microorganisms, debris, and dead neutrophils

Question 10

summary of the monocytes

Answer 10

….monocytes purpose is to replace neutrophils
….once the neutrophils die the macrophage is our main cell type
…phagotise, remove dead cells and debris

Question 11

simple explain

Answer 11

same cell just depends where it is,

the reinforce behind the neutrophils, and cleans up all the destruction neutrophils made.