How Does Immediate Neutrophilia Differ from Acute Neutrophilia

question 36

Multiple Choice

How does immediate neutrophilia differ from acute neutrophilia?

• A) Immediate neutrophilia occurs within 4-5 hours of stimulus, whereas acute neutrophilia occurs within 30 minutes.
• B) Immediate neutrophilia lasts 20-30 minutes, whereas acute neutrophilia lasts hours to days.
• C) In immediate neutrophilia, circulating neutrophils show an increase in early neutrophil precursors, whereas acute neutrophilia has mature neutrophils.
• D) In immediate neutrophilia, the leukocytes return to normal as the bone marrow production increases, whereas acute neutrophilia has mature neutrophils.

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