The patient is a male who is 14 years-old. His ESR is 35 mm/hour. Neutrophils = 41% Monocyte = 4% Lymphocytes = 17% Reactive lymphocytes = 38% 1. What characteristics are used to identify lymphocytes as being reactive? 2. What type of infection (i.e., bacterial or viral) is most indicated by these results? 3. What other laboratory tests would be indicated for this patient? Reactive lymphocytes
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