what will happen to white blood cell if there is infection?

Question

can somebody answer my question need the answer today or tommorow, can somebody pls answer me...

Answer 1

How on earth did you get into a BSN program without knowing this?

Answer 2

Blood cells all the time are travelling inside the body. when infection happens, the killer factor, one type protein from the white blood cells will travel to catch the infectant, and destroy it.
when this troops are doing the jobs: killing and destroying, they secreting some kind of protein or enzym to digest the enemy. At this point your body feels "fever' ranges from mild to severe with high temperature. ANd if checked, the counts of the white cells are increased.
But also, for latent infection, or not serious infection, that means all the time the white blood cells always doing the duty, the count will be bit higher in the normal range, but there is no fever.

Answer 3

With an infection the white blood cells will increase so as to better destroy the infection.

Answer 4

If there is an infection your white blood cell count will elevate.

Answer 5

Infection activates WBCs to multiply to their max...thats our immune system....its only when they r not able to tackle the infection, you start getting temperature

Answer 6

WBC's increase to fight the infection. Part of your immune system response.

Answer 7

if there i sinfecton it can mess the blood up and sometimes you need transfusion i think. but i am wondering why are you asking this? its not diabetic question?

Answer 8

their numbers increase, there is more of them.