Liters, Milliliters and Microliters (video 3)! 

you are awesome like my professor who gave me a refresher in this stuff briefly during a cell and gene microbiology/aseptic class @ccp.

this video is super helpful thank you!!

Nice

Thanks for the metric number line and how to convert two ways. Assuming an adult has 5,000 mL of blood, and each mcL has about 8,000 white blood cells, I calculate 40 billion white cells in the bloodstream alone (more outside). 5,000 mL x 1,000 = 5 million mcL blood x 8,000. Is that calculation correct? (mcL = microliter)