If you have severe allergies, your white blood cell differential will show an elevated (blank) (type of white blood cell) count.

I put basophils and I got it wrong.

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Ariana Odonnell

31 January, 09:04

If you have severe allergies, your white blood cell differential will show an elevated (blank) (type of white blood cell) count.

I put basophils and I got it wrong.

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Enzo Chase · Answer 1

Eosinophils

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If you have severe allergies, your white blood cell differential will show an elevated eosinophils (type of white blood cell) count. These are a type of leukocytes that are produced during an allergic reaction, parasite worm infestations and autoimmune diseases. They are used to fight inflammatory and allergic infections.

If you have severe allergies, your white blood cell differential will show an elevated (blank) (type of white blood cell) count.I put basophils and I got it wrong.

If you have severe allergies, your white blood cell differential will show an elevated (blank) (type of white blood cell) count.

I put basophils and I got it wrong.