What Is The Classification Of White Blood Cells And Their Respective Percentage?

Sorry John007, I don't know what site you got your numbers but they are way off. I'm a second year Med tech student. Reference ranges are ingrained in my mind...lol.. These are the correct NORMAL reference ranges for White Blood Cells:  
 
 
Relative and Absolute reference ranges:
Basophils 0-2%, 0-0.2x10^{9/ L}
Eosinophils 0-3%, 0-0.3x10^{9/ L}
Lymphocytes 20-40%, 1.0-4.0x10^{9/ L}
Neutrophils 50-7-%, 2.5-7.0x10^{9/ L}
Monocytes 3-10%, 0.15-1.0x10^{9/ L}
Bands 0-6%, 0.2-1.0x10^{9/ L}

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White blood cells also called leukocytes. These cells are related with immune system and their function is to fight against infection. They constitute 1% of the blood. There are 5 types of WBC.

1. Basophils (<1%)
2. Eosinophils (1-6%)
   
3. Lymphocytes ( T and B cells) (25-33%)
   
4. Neutrophlis (54-62%)
   
5. Monocytes (2-8%)

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