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Eosinophil Diff % 1-5% Basophil Diff % 0.5-1% Neutrophil Diff % 50-70% Monocyte Diff % 2-8% Lymphocyte Diff % 20-30% Eosinophil function attacks antibodies Basophil function releases histamine at damaged areas Neutrophil function phagocytes for small debris Monocyte function can leave cell, phagocytes for large debris Lymphocyte function immunity What is leukocytosis? acute inflammation. too many neutrophils What causes Sickle Cell Anemia? deformed hemoglobin and lack of oxygen # of Erythrocytes 4.5 x 10^6 cells/uL Function of Erythrocytes transports oxygen form lungs to tissues and CO2 from tissues to lungs # of leukocytes 6000-9000 cells/uL # of thrombocytes 150,000-500,000 Function of Thrombocytes Hemostasis; activate intrinsic pathway of coagulation pH of blood 7.35-7.45 osmolarity of blood 300 mOsm saline concentration of blood 0.85-0.90% temperature of blood 38 C/ 100 F Hematocrit Females 37-47%; Male 42-55% Volume of blood Females 4-5 L; Male 5-6 L