1. Be able to identify all the blood cells above (including erythrocytes even though they are not pointed to on the diagram).

2. 1.Which hematologic test performed in lab is represented by these tubes? 2.Identify areas A, B, and C in the tubes 3.What is the normal result for this test? 4.Which tube represents a low result for this test? Name a disorder that could be represented for this tube? 5.Which tube represents a high result for this test? What is the technical term used to describe this condition? 6.If you had a high value for this test, would you expect your hemoglobin determination to be high or low? Why?

3. 1.What are the blue arrows pointing to? 2.What is the normal value for these structures? 3.Which hematologic test performed in lab would tell you if you had high or low values of these structures? 4.What is the normal result for this test?

4. Answer the following questions based on your ABO blood type. Ignore the Rh factor for these questions. What agglutinins (antibodies) are found in your plasma? What agglutinogens (antigens) are present on your red blood cells? If you needed a blood transfusion, what blood type(s) could you safely receive? If you donated blood, what blood type(s) could safely be transfused with your blood?

5. Above is a picture of a blood typing analysis done in lab. Answer the following questions based on this image: 1.What agglutinins (antibodies) are found in this person’s plasma? 2.What agglutinogens (antigens) are present on these red blood cells? 3.If this person needed a blood transfusion, what blood type(s) could they safely receive? 4.If this person donated blood, what blood type(s) could safely be transfused with their blood?

6. Above is a picture of a blood typing analysis done in lab. Answer the following questions based on this image: Is this person Rh+ or Rh-?