In relation to leukocytes, analyze the statements below and make the correct correlation. I. Eosinophil II. Neutrophil III. Lymphocyte IV. Monocyte...

In relation to leukocytes, analyze the statements below and make the correct correlation.
I. Eosinophil
II. Neutrophil
III. Lymphocyte
IV. Monocyte
V. Basophil
A. They are cells that have granules larger than those of neutrophils and eosinophils and a large nucleus with an irregular shape that resembles the letter S. Their function is to release histamine and heparin, respectively, in allergic responses and preventing blood clotting.
B. They are small and have a large circular nucleus and an important role in the immune response. These cells can be classified into two main types.
C. They are white blood cells that have nuclei composed of two to five lobes and have two types of granules in the cytoplasm: specific and azurophilic granules. They have the ability to leave the interior of intact blood vessels (diapedesis) and invade tissues to our body. They are responsible for invading organisms, such as bacteria, and are important for the innate response.
D. They are cells that have granules that stain when using eosin and one with two lobes connected by a filament. Their main function is to phagocytize complex. These cells increase when the patient has allergic reactions or parasitic infections.
E. They are large cells that have a kidney-shaped nucleus. These cells perform diapedesis and fall into the connective tissue, where they develop into cells with high phagocytic power.
I-D: IV-A: V-E
I-A; II-D: IV-B; V-C
I-D: II-C; III-A; IV-B: V-E
I-D: II-C; V-A