What are erythrocytes?, Erythrocytes are red blood cells that carry oxygen., Erythrocytes are white blood cells that fight infections., Erythrocytes are platelets that help in blood clotting, Erythrocytes are plasma proteins that transport hormones., What is the normal count (per mm³) of Erythrocytes?, 5-5.5 million per mm³, 1-2 million per mm³, 6-7 million per mm³, 3-4 million per mm³, What is the primary function of Leucocytes?, Transport of oxygen, Blood clotting, Defense and immunity, Regulation of body temperature, What would happen if a person has low erythrocytes?, The person would have increased blood clotting ability., The person would suffer from anemia, leading to fatigue and weakness, The person would develop high blood pressure., The person would experience excessive bleeding due to low platelet count., What is the consequence of having an abnormally high number of leucocytes (WBC)?, t results in stronger bones., It may indicate an infection or inflammation in the body, t causes excessive blood clotting., t leads to improved oxygen transport..

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