A(n) ____________________ is a tally of the number of cells in a microliter of blood. Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s)
ANSWER: complete blood count
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A. ventilation, diffusion across the respiratory surface, circulation, diffusion between blood and cells B. diffusion across the respiratory surface, ventilation, diffusion between blood and cells, circulation C. ventilation, circulation, diffusion across the respiratory surface, diffusion between blood and cells D. circulation, diffusion across the respiratory surface, ventilation, diffusion between blood and cells E. diffusion between blood and cells, circulation, ventilation, diffusion across the respiratory surface
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A. hydrogen ion(s). B. cation(s). C. hydroxyl group(s). D. anion(s). E. both anions and hydrogen ions.