Basophils migrate to damaged tissues where they release ______ (which promotes inflammation) and ______ (which inhibits blood clotting).Multiple choice question.histamine; heparinheparin; serotoninprostacyclin; heparin

Select all that applyIndicate two characteristics of basophils.Multiple select question.They are active phagocytes.They release histamine.They are agranulocytes.They release heparin.

Phagocytes that are the most abundant leukocytes and destroy bacteria with antimicrobial agents are called Blank______.Multiple choice question.basophilseosinophilsneutrophilsmonocytes

Select all of the following that describe basophils.Multiple select question.Contain hemoglobinRelease histamine associated with allergic reactionsUsually first responders to bacterial infectionU-shaped or lobed nucleusTake up a basic stain and appear dark-blue in color

Multiple Choice QuestionWhen microorganisms invade tissues, leukocytes release chemicals that ______, producing swelling that delays the spread of pathogens to other areas of the body. Multiple choice question.constrict small blood vesselsdilate small blood vessels make large blood vessels less permeablemake small blood vessels more permeable

Which of the following may be involved in the inflammatory response?Select your answer:Select your answerOPTION ALTERNATIVE Basophils, Erythrocytes, Histamine, Mast cells Histamine, Mast cells, Lumen, Basophils Opsonin, Neutrophils, Histamine, IgE Basophils, Mast cells, Neutrophils, Myelin