Which term means "abnormal condition in white cells (too many)"?
a. pancytopenia
b. leukocytosis
c. hematocytosis
d. leukocytopenia
b
Explanation:
a. pancytopenia: means "too few of all cells"
b. leukocytosis: correct
c. hematocytosis: means "abnormal condition of blood"
d. leukocytopenia: means "too few white cells"
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