5. Compare and contrast the changes in cell features during the maturation process. 6. List and describe the characteristics of each stage of maturation of the Erythrocytic Series.

33. Neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils. *.. a. Have immunological functional roles b. Are granulocytes Contain vesicles in the cytoplasm d. Are leukocytes e. All of these are correct ubich coction of the pharymy?

6. What cells produce hemoglobin? A. Megakaryocytes  B. Microkaryocytes  C. Mature erythrocytes D. Immature erythrocytes

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3. Increased vascular permeability leads to which of the following cardinal signs of inflammation? A) Redness B) Edema → swelling C) Heat D) Pain

1- Pain is one of the cardinal sign of inflammation, Give the mechanism behind development of this sign. 2- Compare between acute & chronic inflammation regarding duration and outcome. 3- Describe the sequence of vascular (Haemodynamic changes) in the process of acute inflammation. 4- Mention the chemical agents causing the inflammation, with example for each agent. 5- What are the types of chronic inflammation (give example of each type). 6- Mention (shortly) the pathways of activation of complement components in the process of acute inflammation.

1.Describe the steps involved in the formation of Hemoglobin. 2. Diagram the structure of Hemoglobin

colony forming units reticulocyte hemopoiesis hematopoietic stem cells erythropoiesis hemopoiesis is the production of blood, especially its formed elements. Red bone marrow produces all seven formed elements. The process begins with specialized cells called hematopoietic stem cells , which have the ability to develop into all formed elements. When more of a particular formed element is needed, some of these specialized cells will transform into colony forming units that are fate-determined to become only the type of formed element that is currently needed. These will then multiply in number, maturing into a series of precursor cells before finally becoming the desired formed element. erythropoiesis is specific name for hemopoiesis when new erythrocytes are being made. It follows the pattern above, producing a series of precursor cells, which ultimately results in the nucleus being discarded, and an immature cell called a reticulocyte being produced. This cell is released into the…

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2. Describe how blood and cell metabolism can be affected and how that can be used limit acute inflammation.