This question tests basic knowledge of human physiology and common diagnostic tests. The primary role of white blood cells in the body and what their elevated count signifies is the key concept.
A white blood cell (WBC) count of blood is helpful in determining whether a patient has
Asked in Forest Officer (RFO) 2018 · Topic: Diseases and Treatment (Classification of Diseases (Infectious, Non-infectious, Acute, Chronic))
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