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Across 4. One form of immature RBCs. 7. Appears as dots, spots, and blots within RBCs, consisting of RNA granules or aggregates of precipitated ribosomes (2 Words) 8. Consisting of fibrinogen, albumin, and globulin. (3 Words) 10. One hundred WBCs are counted and cellular morphology is evaluated. 14. Reduced delivery of oxygen to the tissues caused by excessive blood loss (2 Words) 15. Result of structural change that occurs when Hb becomes oxidized. 17. Describes nucleus of a neutrophil that has more than the normal number of lobes. 19. Commonly observed as neutrophilia with an infection. 20. Describes RBCs demonstrating excessive variation in size. 21. All five white blood cell lines. (3 Words) 22. Possible sequela of chemotherapy when bone marrow activity is depressed.

Down 1. MCV, MCH, and MCHC. (2 Words) 2. The causative organism of feline infectious anemia (2 Words) 3. Occurs mainly in the bone marrow; a small amount occurs in lymph nodes. 5. RBC morphology demonstrating drepanocytes and codocytes and acanthocytes and schistocytes and ovalocytes and dacryocytes and spherocytes and discocytes and stomatocytes et al. 6. Normal reference values usually reported in the millions. (3 Words) 9. The oxygen-carrying protein of a RBC. 11. The proportion, by volume, of blood occupied by RBCs. (3 Words) 12. Consumed at an accelerated rate during DIC. 13. Variation in the Hgb content of RBCs. 16. Normal finding on a blood film of a psittacine or passerine 18. Normal finding in the blood of equines and felines.