A Human blood smear containing red blood cells, platelets, and basophils.
B- Basophil, P- platelet, R- red blood cells
Total Magnification: 200x
Histo-Tips: When differentiating between artierioles and capillaries remember that artierioles have 1-3 smooth muscle layers while capillaries have none, and if you see a single red blood cell filling the whole lumen it is definitely a capillary.
Comments
I think the top of the 3
I think the top of the 3 basophils you labeled is correct. The bottom two I'm a little skeptical, because I think you can see a layer of cytoplasm around a large nucleus, which would make them lymphocytes. It's really hard to tell though, so I'm willing to accept your labeling- I just want to clarify the distinction between those two types of cells.