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How can you differentiate a monocyte and a lymphcyte?
A monocyte is bigger and a lymphocyte is smaller
How does the size of a platelet compare to a RBC?
A platelet is smaller
Where is a megokarocyte going to be found?
Bone marrow
Where is the endomysium vs the perimysium?
The endomysium is in between the cells, the perimyosium is at the edges
What animal has nucleated erythrocytes?
Pigeons
What is the intercalated disc?
A dark line in the cardiac muscle (heart)
Erythrocyte

central pallor
the pale, light-colored area in the middle of a RBC

What animal has a roleaux?
Horse
Roleaux
RBC stacked together in linear, coin-like columns resembling a roll or stack of coins

Thrombocytes/platelets
small purple dots

neutrophil
Round white blood cell with a distinct dark purple, multilobed nucleus and pale cytoplasm

Band neutrophil
An immature white blood cell with a curved, unsegmented nucleus shaped like a U, C, or horseshoe

Eosinophil
A round white blood cell with bright, coarse, reddish-orange or pink granules

Basophil
A round WBC filled with coarse, dark blue to purple-black cytoplasmic granules that often hide the underlying 2-lobed or S-shaped nucleus

Lymphocyte
A small, round WBC with a large dark-staining purple-blue nucleus that fills most of the cell

macrophage
a large WBC with no segmented nucleus

Nucleated erythrocyte
In pigeon blood

Nucleated thrombocyte
In pigeon blood

megakaryocytes
In bone marrow, has many little nucleus

smooth muscle

muscular artery with smooth muscle in wall

skeletal muscle myofiber

endomysium

perimysium

epimysium

cardiac muscle

intercalated disc
