The arrow is pointing to a neutrophil (multilobed nucleus): main fighter of the immune system in acute inflammation and bacterial infection (such as aspiration pneumonia). C5a is a chemotactic factor for PMNs.

So mad.. these don't even look like neutrophils! They all have what look like are 2 lobes.

I couldn't make heads or tails of what they were. I ended up thinking they were eosinophils (bilobed), even if they weren't exactly fileld with granules lol.

So much pain.