FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BLOOD EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BLOOD EXAM

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Question 1: Factors that inhibit clotting are called ____?

Answer:

Anticoagulants Question 2: List leukocytes in order from most abundant to least abundant. "Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas"

Answer:

Neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils

Question 3: Monocyte macrophages play what two important roles?

Answer:

Defend against viruses and chronic infection

Question 4: (Granulocytes/agranulocytes) lack visible cytoplasmic granules?

Answer:

Agranulocytes

Question 5: ____ ____ - Results when less oxygen is available or EPO production increases?

Answer:

Secondary - Polycythemia Question 6: Monocytes leave the circulation after ___ - ___ days and enter the tissue and become macrophages, where they can survive for how long?

Answer:

1-3; years

Question 7: ____ - A dislodged thrombus freely floating in the blood stream?

Answer:

Embolus

Question 8: Billirubin is transported in blood to the ____?

Answer:

Liver Question 9: The following occurs during what stage of hemostasis: fibrin is formed around the platelet plug-cementing the plug?

Answer:

Coagulation

Question 10: During RBC destruction, heme is degraded to ____?

Answer:

Billirubin

Question 11: Neutrophils are especially partial to (bacteria, fungus, both)?

Answer:

Both - bacteria and some fungus

Question 12: Basophils account for ___ - ___% of WBC's?

Answer:

0.5-1%

Question 13: Plasma is mostly ___% water?

Answer:

90%

Question 14: What is the most important role of eosinophils?

Answer:

Protect against parasitic infection and allergic reactions Question 15: Leukemia is (chronic/acute) if it involves proliferation of later cell stages like myelocytes and primarily affect (adults/chidren)?

Answer:

Chronic; adults

Question 16: What are the three formed elements of blood?

Answer:

1.Erythrocytes (RBC's), 2.Leukocytes (WBC's), 3.Platelets Question 17: What is done to prevent Rh- and Rh+ interaction between mother and baby?

Answer:

RhoGAM given to Rh- mother Question 18: Neutrophils are chemically attracted to sites of inflammation and are active ____?

Answer:

Phagocytes Question 19: ____ is a condition in which the blood has abnormally low oxygen-carrying capacity?

Answer:

Anemia Question 20: The average male blood volume is ___-___L; The average femaole blood volume is

___-___L?

Answer:

5-6L; 4-5L

Question 21: Sickle-cell anemia causes RBC's to become sickle shaped in (high/low) oxygen situations?

Answer:

Low

Question 22: Iron that is stored is stored as what two things?

Answer:

Ferritin, hemosiderin Question 23: Pt's with thrombocytopenis usually have platelet counts less than ___/mm3?

Answer:

50,000/mm3

Question 24: Myelocytic leukemia involves ____ descendants?

Answer:

Myeloblast

Question 25: What three types of WBC's are granulocytes?

Answer:

1.Neutrophils 2.Eosinophils 3.Basophils Question 26: In leukemia because all other blood cell lines are crowded out what two thing can occur?

Answer:

Severe anemia, bleeding problems Question 27: ____ - An inherited Hb disorder. There is defective synthesis of alpha or beta globin chains of Hb. RBC's are fragile and undergo premature hemolysis?

Answer:

Thalassemias Question 28: A clot is not a permanent solution to blood vessel injuty, and a process called ____ removes unneeded clots wien healing has occured?

Answer:

Fibrinolysis