As mentioned in a prior post, when my long-time supervisor retired last year
from her 44-year long career as a clinical laboratory scientist/supervisor,
I couldn't miss the chance to make her a bunch of clinical laboratory-related cookies.
The photo below depicts a view we see under the microscope of normal peripheral blood cells.
The gray cookie in the photo below (bottom right) is an outline of the microscope we use in the lab.
The tubes in the photo are depicting purple-top tubes
we use to collect blood for a Complete Blood Count (CBC).
The photo below shows three different white blood cells on top of red blood cells.
(L to R) Eosinophil, Segmented Neutrophil, and Basophil.
