Vacuolated macrophages containing ingested neutrophils are called:
A) Ragocytes
B) Rice bodies
C) Reiter's cells
D) LE cells

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Vacuolated macrophages containing ingested neutrophils are called Reiter's cells, named after the physician Hans Reiter who first described them in the context of reactive arthritis. Ragocytes, Rice bodies, and LE cells refer to other types of cellular inclusions seen in various disease states.

Vacuolated Macrophages Containing Ingested Neutrophils Are Called