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Answer:
1) Macrophages
3) Blood platelets
4) Neutrophils.
Explanation:
Macrophages, platelets, and neutrophils has pseudopods.
<u>Macrophages</u> are phagocytic cells that helps detect, engulf and destroy pathogens and/or apoptotic cells. They have pseudopods that encircle the unwanted cells in the body and perform apoptosis.
<u>Platelets</u> are the transparent cells without cells that principally help in clotting of blood. They develop pseudopods to adhere themselves at injured (bleeding) surface and thus perform their action.
<u>Neutrophils</u> are white blood cells and help in healing of damaged tissues after infection or injury. They extrude pseudopods to adhere the site of injury or infection.
Answer:
300 ft
Explanation:
i remember reading the back of an ambulance/firetruck i forget which and i remember those words. "STAY BACK 300 FT"
