Physiology for Nurses
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The white corpuscles are slightly larger than the red. There are several varieties of them, but all are evidently complete cells in which one can recognise a nucleus in the protoplasm. In some the protoplasm is clear; in others it is granular. In some the nucleus is comparatively large, almost filling the cell ; in others it is smaller. The most abundant of the white corpuscles is a cell with granular proto- plasm and a nucleus which is almost divided into several pieces.
This form, in particul...ar, reminds one of amoeba, and indeed it may be seen moving about just like an amoeba if the blood which is being examined is kept warm.
It is known that these corpuscles often creep through the walls of the blood- vessels and wander about in the tissues outside. It has even been discovered that when disease germs get into the body these corpuscles, escaping from the blood-vessels in enormous numbers, attack them and eat them up. When engaged in this observation they are known as phagocytes or devouring cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The white corpuscles are slightly larger than the red. There are several varieties of them, but all are evidently complete cells in which one can recognise a nucleus in the protoplasm. In some the protoplasm is clear; in others it is granular. In some the nucleus is comparatively large, almost filling the cell ; in others it is smaller. The most abundant of the white corpuscles is a cell with granular proto- plasm and a nucleus which is almost divided into several pieces.
This form, in particul...ar, reminds one of amoeba, and indeed it may be seen moving about just like an amoeba if the blood which is being examined is kept warm.
It is known that these corpuscles often creep through the walls of the blood- vessels and wander about in the tissues outside. It has even been discovered that when disease germs get into the body these corpuscles, escaping from the blood-vessels in enormous numbers, attack them and eat them up. When engaged in this observation they are known as phagocytes or devouring cells.
What to read after Physiology for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drummond, W. B. (William Blackley) to read onlineMoreLess
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