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questionnumber="4"

questionnumber="4"

question="What is the general name for [[Monocytes - WikiBlood]] that reside in tissue?"  

question="What is the general name for [[Monocytes]] that reside in tissue?"  

choice2="Macrophages"  

choice2="Macrophages"  

choice5="Mast cells"  

choice5="Mast cells"  

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questionnumber="9"

questionnumber="9"

question="How long do [[Monocytes - WikiBlood]] remain in circulation before entering tissues?"  

question="How long do [[Monocytes]] remain in circulation before entering tissues?"  

choice1="3 days"  

choice1="3 days"  

choice2="1 day"  

choice2="1 day"  

choice4="5 days"  

choice4="5 days"  

correctchoice="1"  

correctchoice="1"  

feedback1="'''Correct!''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[ Monocytes - WikiBlood#Introduction |WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"  

feedback1="'''Correct!''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[ Monocytes#Introduction |WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"  

feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback2="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback3="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Monocytes remain in circulation for approximately three days before moving into interstitial fluids via diapediesis. Once within tissues they are called macrophages. [[Monocytes#Introduction|WikiVet Article: Monocytes]]"

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choice3="Liver"  

choice3="Liver"  

correctchoice="2"  

correctchoice="2"  

feedback2="'''Correct!''' A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"  

feedback2="'''Correct!''' A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"  

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the kidney are called mesangial cells. They are situated around the glomerulus where they provide protection during filtration.A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback4="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the kidney are called mesangial cells. They are situated around the glomerulus where they provide protection during filtration.A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages that are found in areas of fat are called lipophages. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback1="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages that are found in areas of fat are called lipophages. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the brain are called microglia cells. They provide the main immune protection within the central nervous system. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback5="'''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the brain are called microglia cells. They provide the main immune protection within the central nervous system. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage]]"

feedback3="''''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the liver are called Kupffer cells. They protect the liver during filtration. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes - WikiBlood#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage ]]"

feedback3="''''Incorrect.''' Macrophages found in the liver are called Kupffer cells. They protect the liver during filtration. A melanophage is found in the skin. It is called a melanophage because it contains melanin, which is a form of pigment found in the skin. [[Monocytes#Development|WikiVet Article: Macrophage ]]"

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