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toxic
harmful or deadly
toxic [′täk·sik]
(medicine)
Relating to a harmful effect by a poisonous substance on the human body by physical contact, ingestion, or inhalation.
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Medical technologists are able to view a cell class together and/or transport images via their network, which helps to better evaluate hyper-segmented toxic granulation, dohle bodies, and vacuoles in the neutrophils, thereby reducing technologist time in processing hematology results.
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The smear showed 56% band forms, complete with dohle bodies, vacuoles, and toxic granulation.
A myth worth keeping by Houde, Carol / Medical Laboratory Observer
In one survey, the CAP received the following five different identifications on a hematology slide: segmented neutrophil, Auer rod, toxic granulation, Barr body, and Dohle inclusion body.
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