White Blood Cell Differential Simulator

A great resource for practicing white blood cell identification! The White Blood Cell Differential Simulator, produced in collaboration with the Louisiana State University Health Science Center, includes 25 expert-reviewed differentials, each with 100 slide images. Your employees can perform the differential and then compare their cell identifications with the experts.

Each case has been assembled and peer-reviewed by a panel of experts from the Louisiana State University Health Science Center.

Each case includes 100 slide images, for a total of 2,500 images included with the White Blood Cell Differential Simulator. Cells include segmented neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, blasts, myelocytes, band neutrophils, nucleated red blood cells, eosinophils, metamyelocytes, basophils, reactive lymphocytes, and promyelocytes.

The cases in the White Blood Cell Differential Simulator are ideal for laboratory science students and novice laboratory professionals. They focus on basic identification skills. Look for more advanced cases coming in the near future!

Try the White Blood Cell Differential Simulator for yourself! Preview a complete case, including all 100 slide images and the video summary. Click here to preview the case »

At the conclusion of each case, your employees will get access to a video summary. Experts from the LSU Health Science Center review each slide in the case, pointing out important morphological features, and working through trickier identifications. Each video lasts 5 – 10 minutes.

Two different ways to practice! Test mode asks your employees to proceed through all 100 cells of the case before receiving your results, like in the laboratory. After viewing all images, they can see which cells they identified differently than the experts. Review mode gives them immediate feedback after each cell.

At the end of each case, your employees will get a comprehensive report on their answers and how they compare with the experts' answers. See the slides where the answer differs from the experts and how they identified it. See which cells your employees identify and misidentify most frequently, so you can focus your review on commonly confused cell types.

At the end of each case, your employees will be given a review video from the experts, a list of the cells they identified compared to what the experts identified, a breakdown of each cell with the percentage they answered correctly, and a list of the cells that they misidentified.