One of the definitive signs of hemorrhage in the CNS is:
A) Increased RBC count
B) Significant increase in WBC
C) Erythrophagocytosis
D) Presence of histiocytes

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Erythrophagocytosis, the ingestion of red blood cells by macrophages, is a typical finding in CNS hemorrhage. Increased RBC count may be present but is not a definitive sign, significant increase in WBC and presence of histiocytes are not specific to hemorrhage in the CNS.

One of the Definitive Signs of Hemorrhage in the CNS