HemoSurf White Blood Cells

	A: Leukocytes that normally appear in the peripheral blood B: Toxic abnormalities of neutrophils C: Leukocytes that only appear pathologically in the  peripheral blood
	A: Leukocytes that normally appear in the peripheral blood
	Step 1: Examine and compare normal leukocytes Look at the series of images of normal leukocytes. Compare the different leukocytes and try to learn their characteristics.
	Step 2: Identify normal leukocytes Name the leukocytes and immediately receive the correct term.
	Step 3: Recognize normal leukocytes  Name the leukocytes and then find out whether you are right or wrong.
	Step 4: Perform leukocyte differentials Count 100 leukocytes. Once you have finished, you can then compare your results to the correct ones. Incorrectly identified cells can be repeated. A specialist's commentary reveals the diagnosis and provides additional information. - Blood film 1; - Blood film 2: - Blood film 3: - Blood film 4: - Blood film 5: - Blood film 6:
	B: Toxic abnormalities of neutrophils and monocytes
	Step 1: Examine and compare toxic abnormalities of neutrophils and monocytes Look at the series of images of toxic and normal neutrophils and monocytes. Compare them and try to learn the toxic features.
	Step 2: Recognize toxic abnormalities of neutrophils and monocytes Name the abnormalities of the neutrophils and receive immediate notification as to whether you are right or wrong.
	Step 3: Perform a leukocyte differential with toxic neutrophils and monocytes  Count 100 leukocytes and determine whether toxic abnormalities are present. Once you are finished, you can then compare your findings with the correct ones. Incorrectly identified cells can be repeated. A specialist's commentary reveals the diagnosis and provides additional information. - Blood film 1;
	C: Leukocytes that only appear pathologically in the peripheral blood
	Step 1: Examine and compare pathologic and normal leukocytes Look at the series of images of pathologic and normal leukocytes. Compare the different leukocytes and try to learn their characteristics.
	Step 2: Identify pathologic and normal leukocytes Name the leukocytes and immediately receive the correct term.
	Step 3: Recognize pathologic and normal leukocytes Name the leukocytes and receive immediate notification as to whether you are right or wrong.
	Step 4: Perform leukocyte differentials with pathologic leukocytes Count 100 leukocytes and determine if toxic abnormalities are present. Once you are finished, you can compare your findings with the correct one. Incorrectly identified cells can be repeated. A specialist's commentary reveals the diagnosis and provides additional information. - Blood film 1; - Blood film 2: - Blood film 3: - Blood film 4: - Blood film 5: - Blood film 6: - Blood film 7: - Blood film 8: