In leucopenia, which cell type is predominantly involved ?
Correct answer: C. Granulocytes
- A. Erythrocytes
- B. Eosinophils
- C. Granulocytes
- D. Monocytes
Explanation
Leucopenia most commonly reflects a reduction in neutrophils, which are granulocytes, although lymphocytes may also be reduced in some conditions. Erythrocytes are red cells and are not included in the white-cell count.
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