WBC

Question 1

where do WBC come from

Answer 1

Haematopoetic stem cells in the bone marrow

Question 2

where are HSC found

Answer 2

boen marrow

Question 3

granulocytes

Answer 3

granulocytes are WBC with granule proteins

Question 4

agranulocytes

Answer 4

WBC without granules

Question 5

purpose of granules in granulocytes

Answer 5

proteolytic enzymes and lysosomes to break down cell walls

Question 6

granulocyte examples

Answer 6

Neutrophils
Eosinophhils
Basophils

Question 7

where does a macrophage come from,

Answer 7

monocyte

Question 8

neutrophil

Answer 8

phagocytosis and chemotaxis

Question 9

monocyte 3

Answer 9

phagocytosis and chemotaxis

antigen presentation

Question 10

macrophage

Answer 10

phagocytosisand chemotaxis

Question 11

oesinophil

Answer 11

kill parasites

Question 12

BASOPHIL 2

Answer 12

immune surveillance
spot, seek and slaughter cancer cells
contains histamines for inflammation

Question 13

the 5 types of WBC in body

Answer 13

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Neutrophils
Lymphocytes
Monocytes
EOSINOPHILS
Basophils

Question 14

chemotaxis mechanism for leukocytes

Answer 14

adhesion
margination
diapedesis
migration 
phagocytosis

Question 15

dia

Answer 15

through

Question 16

esis

Answer 16

process

Question 17

what is chemotaxis

Answer 17

when cell moves down chemical concentration gradeint

Question 18

first step of chemotaxis

Answer 18

adhesion

Question 19

first step of chemotaxis

Answer 19

adhesion and migration

Question 20

what happens after adhesion

Answer 20

margination

Question 21

what happens after adhesion and margination

Answer 21

rolling

Question 22

what happens after diapedesis

Answer 22

migration

Question 23

what happens after migration

Answer 23

phagocytosis

Question 24

what is margination and adhesion

Answer 24

when WBC moves to endothelium and attaches in response to inflammation

Question 25

what is histmaine

Answer 25

inflammatory mediator

Question 26

what are natural killer cells

Answer 26

a type of lymphocyte

Question 27

what are natural killer cells

Answer 27

a type of lymphocyte which kills cancerous cells

Question 28

what do natural killer cells do

Answer 28

kill cancer cells

Question 29

haematopoeisis for lymphoid progenitors

Answer 29

1 innate (NK) or adaptive(T or B cell)

Question 30

neoplasm

Answer 30

tumour

Question 31

leucocytosis

Answer 31

WBC condition (too many)

Question 32

leucopenia

Answer 32

WBC too few

Question 33

example of leukocytosis

Answer 33

basophyllia or lymphocytosis

Question 34

penia

Answer 34

que pena because you don’t have enough

deficient

Question 35

example of leucocytosis

Answer 35

basophyllia or lymphocytosis

Question 36

what suffixes can denote leucocytosis

Answer 36

Phillip or cytosis

Question 37

phylia

Answer 37

too many

Question 38

causes of phyllia/cytosis

Answer 38

Nice Pret
Neoplasm
Infection
Corticosteroids
Excercise
Pregnancy
Tissue damage

Question 39

causes of penia

Answer 39

Chemo or radio therapy
autoimmune disorders
infection

Question 40

anemia

Answer 40

too little Hb in blood

Question 41

what type of WBC is a Nk cell

Answer 41

lymphocyte