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Another name for a blood clot Thrombus
What is a embolus Foreign bit of tissue or tumor that circules the bloodstream until it becomes lodged in a vessel
What is the least common blood type AB
Which organ releases Prothrombin and Fibrinogen the LIVER
The condition when your white blood cell (WBC) count is abnormally low... Leukopenia
What blood type is the universal RECIPIENT AB
What is the condition of excessively high billirubin? Jaundice
Condition of inadequate, insufficent Red Blood Cells (RBC) Anemia
The scientific study of blood- Hematology
A blood clot that circulates thru the blood system and becomes lodged in a vessel Embolism
The most common blood type O
Condition where a person's blood fails to clot? Hemophilia
Explain Rh positive people? They have a red-blood-cell protein antigen
Who's job is it to circulate blood thru the body? The Heart
Due to lack of B12 and large RBC what condition can result? Pernicious anemia
Normal erythrocyte count for males? 4.6 - 6.2 Million
Abnormally low platelet-cell count caused by bone-marrow destruction- Thrombocytopenia
True or False? Blood plasma contains: Electrolytes, Respirator gases, Nutrients, Metabolic Wastes, Water and Antibodies! true
When blood cells are injured or torn, what do they release? Thromboplastin
THROMBOCYTES do not regulate blood pressure! true
What is the color of oxygen rich blood in the arteries BRIGHT RED
Leukemia - - - - - Malignancy of the blood results in immature WBC
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