Question

drag the terms from the answer bank to identify the components of the blood. answer bank basophil erythrocyte monocyte thrombocytes/platelets eosinophil lymphocyte neutrophil submit

Explanation:

Each blood cell is matched to its correct label based on distinct morphological features:

1. Biconcave, pink, enucleated cells are erythrocytes.
2. Small, irregular, cell fragments are thrombocytes/platelets.
3. Large cells with a horseshoe-shaped nucleus are monocytes.
4. Cells with a multi-lobed nucleus and pink cytoplasm are neutrophils.
5. Cells with bilobed nucleus and pink/orange granules are eosinophils.
6. Cells with a large, round, dark nucleus and thin cytoplasm are lymphocytes.
7. Cells with a lobed nucleus and dark purple granules are basophils.

Answer:

• Top red cells (top center): Erythrocyte
• Small blue fragments (middle center): Thrombocytes/Platelets
• Large blue cell with horseshoe nucleus (bottom center): Monocyte
• Pink cell with multi-lobed nucleus (left top): Neutrophil
• Blue cell with round dark nucleus (left bottom): Lymphocyte
• Purple cell with dark granules (right top): Basophil
• Pink cell with purple granules (right bottom): Eosinophil