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Primary polycythemia is characterized by: a. blood composed of too many white blood cells b. blood with too few white blood cells c. very thick, viscous blood d. very thin, watery blood
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Primary polycythemia is characterized by:

a. blood composed of too many white blood cells
b. blood with too few white blood cells
c. very thick, viscous blood
d. very thin, watery blood

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B, It makes too many red blood cells and sometimes white blood cells are affected.
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