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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: ABO GroupsAnswer: A system of grouping blood on the presence or absence of two antigens. Question: Answer: plasma protiens synthesized in the liver that are the primary components of osmotic pressure in the bloodstream . Question: Answer: A condition that results from too few erthyrocytes or . Question: Answer: soluble, globular proteins that directly attack antigens, complement, or stimulate changes that prevent the spread of pathogens. Question: Answer: A compound attached to a cell surface which, if not recognized by the lymphatic system, elicits an immune response. Question: Answer: an effective hemostatic mechanism that causes clots throught the use of clotting factors. Question: Colloid Osmotic Answer: the pressure resulting from water moving an area of a higher concentration of a solute. Question: EmbolusAnswer: a blood clot that is moving through the blood vessels. Question: ErythrocytesAnswer: biconcave disks, also known as red blood cells, used to transport . Question: Answer: a hormone that is by the kidney an dliver to control rate of erythrocyte production. Question: FibrinAnswer: insoluble threads of protein that form a meshwork at sites of injury that entrap blood cells and platelets forming blood . Question: Answer: a large protein synthesized in the that functions in blood coagulation. Question: GlobulinAnswer: three types of proteins sythesized in the lover and tissue and are important in the transport of lipids and fat-soluble vitamins and immunity. Question: Answer: the percantage of formed elements in a volume of whole blood. (erythrocytes, , platelets) Question: Answer: oxygen carrying portion of the . Question: Answer: the processes responsible for blood loss when a blood vessel is damaged. Question: Answer: Five of cells, also known as white blood cells, that protect against disease. Question: Five Types of Answer: 1. . Eosinophils3. Basophils4. Monocytes5. Lymphocytes Question: Answer: proteins that combine with lipids to allow transport of lipids through the . Question: Rh Blood Answer: a system of blood based on the presence of the Rh antigen. Question: Answer: cell , as known as platelets, that close breaks in damaged blood vessels and initiate the formation of blood clots. Question: Answer: straw-colored loquid portion of whole blood which contains a complex mixture of chemicals. Question: Answer: a responsible for the initiation of the formation of thrombocytes. Question: Answer: a clot that abnormally forms in a blood vessel. Question: Whole Answer: the combination of all fluid and in the blood. Question: of BloodAnswer: biochemicals throughout the body. Question: Products absorbed into the tractAnswer: amino acids, simple , lipid, vitamins, and iron. Question: Blood distributes _____.Answer: Question: How does distribute heat?Answer: Warm blood from body core moves to surface where it is and exchanged in the body core. Question: Blood helps maintain pressure how?Answer: The pressure in the resulting from the action of the heart. Question: Blood protects disease byAnswer: transporting a wide of cells that fight infection and prevent disease. Question: Blood plugs damaged byAnswer: providing biochemicals and cells that form necessary clots to blood loss when blood vessels are damaged. Question: ErythrocytesAnswer: disks, also known as red blood cells, used to transport gases. Question: Why are red cells shaped as biconcave disks?Answer: the shape increases the surface area allowing more to be carried. Question: Answer: the oxygen carrying portion of the erythrocite. Approximately 1/3 of the erythrocyte volume. -red when bound with oxygen. Question: Cell life span is...Answer: 120 days. Question: Macrophages destroy damages cells primarily in the_______.Answer: Question: necessary for erythrocyte developmentAnswer: Vitamin B12 and Acid Question: Iron is a major component of____.Answer: Question: AnemiaAnswer: A condition that results from too few erythrocytes or . Question: What is a of anemia?Answer: Pale and lack of energy. Question: BilirubinAnswer: pigment resulting from the breakdown of hemoglobin. Question: JaundiceAnswer: An excess of bilirubin in the . Question: LeukocytesAnswer: Five types of , also known as white blood cells. Protect against disease, phagocytize bacterial cells. Question: produce Answer: proteins (antibodies) that destroy or foreign particles. Question: Answer: , Eosinophils, Basophils. Question: Answer: Monocytes, Question: LeukocytesAnswer: Cell Question: LeukocytosisAnswer: An increase in the normal level present in the blood (>10,000 per mm3). May an acute infection. Question: LeukopeniaAnswer: A in the normal level present in the blood(<5000 per mm3) Question: Leukopenia is usually the result of_____.Answer: A disease process...malfunction of blood forming tissues, affecting immune system (AIDS) Question: Answer: Differential white blood cell Question: DIFF is a test that lists____.Answer: Percentages of the types of leukocytes in a sample. Question: Neutrophils usually increase in______infections.Answer: Question: Eosinophils may increase during______infections.Answer: Question: Answer: Incomplete and portions of cells also known as thrombocytes. Question: Platelets clump together at the site of the_____.Answer: Question: Blood vessel damage causes platelets to become____and form a _____.Answer: become sticky and form a "platelet Question: Platelets ultimately become a part of_____.Answer: the clot . Question: proteinsAnswer: Most abundant of the dissolved substance in . Question: Plasma proteins remain in the blood and______fluids.Answer: interstitial Question: Answer: protein, accounts for 60% of proteins by wieght, importance factors in the process of osmotic pressure in the bloodstream. Question: Colloid Osmotic Pressure protiens are unable to _________.Answer: unable to cross the vessel wall. Question: Colloid Osmotic Pressure creates osmotic pressure on the side with________.Answer: Question: Water crosses towards the area of ______ osmotic pressure.Answer: Question: Globulins: Alpha and Beta are synthesized in the_______.Answer: Question: Globulins: Alpha and Beta transport______and_____.Answer: and fat-soluble vitamins. Question: Gamma Plasma Proteins are produced in the_____ ______.Answer: Lymphatic Question: Gamma Plasma Proteins are a type of_____.Answer: Question: Fibrinogens function in_______.Answer: Coagulation. Question: Fibrogens are synthesized in the______.Answer: Question: Fibrinogens are the_____of the proteins.Answer: Question: Gases have two functional components they are....Answer: and Carbon Dioxide Question: A nonfunctional component of gas isAnswer: Question: Plasma :Answer: Simple sugars and Question: Simple Sugars are the basic resource for____.Answer: Energy Question: Simple sugars are as___or___.Answer: Glycogen or Question: Nucleotides are the building blocks of____.Answer: Nucleic Question: Three different types of are:Answer: Fats, , and Cholesterol. Question: Plasma nutrients form_____when combined with proteins(water soluble)Answer: Question: What is a VLDL?Answer: Very low-density Question: LDL ....Answer: Low Lipoproteins Question: HDL is.....Answer: High-Density Question: Plasma Nutrient Nitrogen are:Answer: Acid, Urea, and Uric Acid. Question: Amino Acid is transported to the liver and used to________.Answer: proteins. Question: Urea is produced from the breakdown of_____.Answer: . Question: Urea is excreted in the______.Answer: Question: Uric Acid is produced from the breakdown of ______.Answer: Acid. Question: Answer: the stopping of bleeding in a blood vessel. Question: Answer: of smooth muscle in the vessel wall. Question: Platelet Plug Answer: adhere to rough surfaces and collagen. Question: Platelet Plug Formation is effective in_____injuries to blood vessels.Answer: Question: is a....Answer: Clot! Question: A blood clot is as...Answer: an injury to a blood vessel initiates an increase in factors that promote coagulation. Question: When blood clots, prothrombin is converted into______.Answer: Question: Thrombin breaks______into____.Answer: Thrombin breaks into fibrin strands. Question: Fibrin strands join forming a ______structure which sticks to exposed injured tissue.Answer: mesh-like (kind of like your brother's shirt heeeyyy!) Question: Red blood cells and platelets are caught in this mesh-like structure forming a_____.Answer: Clot Question: ThrombusAnswer: a blood clot abnormally in a blood vessel. Question: Embolus is a fragment of a____.Answer: Question: An embolus will continue to move until it becomes lodged in a narrow portion of the lood vessel causing a blockage of____.Answer: Blood Question: An embolus in the heart causes a ____.Answer: Acute Infarction Question: An embolus in the lungs causes a ____.Answer: Pulmonary Question: An Embolus in the brain causes a _____.Answer: Cerebral Vascular Question: Answer: A substance that can stimulate the body to make . Question: Antibodies Answer: A substance made by the body in to stimulation by an antigen. (Proteins that attack non-self antigens.) Question: ABO GroupAnswer: the presence (or absence)of two major protein (A and or B or neither) on red blood cell membranes. Question: CirculationAnswer: the portion of the system which transports oxygen-depleted blood away from the heart, to the lungs, and returns oxygenated blood back to the heart. Question: Systemic Answer: the portion of the cardiovascular which transports oxygenated blood away from the heart, to the rest of the body, and returns oxygen-depleted blood back to the heart. Question: distance-wise, this type of circluation is much than pulmonary circulation, transporting blood to every part of the body except the lungs.Answer: Systemic Question: The coronary circulatory Answer: provides a supply to the heart Question: There are four in the heart they are:Answer: left , left ventricle, right atrium and right ventricle. Question: As blood begins to circulate, it leaves the heart from the left ventricle and goes into the ____.Answer: Question: The aorta is the ___in the body.Answer: artery Question: The blood leaving the aorta is full of____. Answer: . Question: On its way back to the heart, the blood travels through a system of____ .Answer: Question: The heart's right side receives dark bluish blood from the_____and____vena cava.Answer: and inferior vena cava. Question: The superior vena cava is the large vein that brings blood back from the _____ part of the body.Answer: Question: The inferior vena cava is the vein that brings blood from the_____bodyAnswer: Question: The bright red oxygenated blood returns to the heart's_____side.Answer: Question: Then the oxygenated blood is pumped out into a large artery called the_____to be distributed by smaller arteries to all parts of the bodyAnswer: Question: The four valves are:Answer: 1.Tricuspid valve2.Pulmonary (pulmonic) .Mitral valve4.Aortic valve Question: During each heartbeat, typically about_____of blood are pumped out of the heart.Answer: 60 to 90 ml (about 2 to 3 oz) Question: consists of three types of cells:Answer: 1.oxygen-bearing red blood cells2. disease-fighting white blood cells3. blood-clotting Question: Arteries have_____walls than veins to withstand the pressure of blood being pumped from the heartAnswer: Question: Answer: – the muscular wall separating the of the heart Question: Vena Cava Answer: the vein Question: The of the heart is called Answer: systole Question: The of the heart is called Answer: diastole Question: GranulocytesAnswer: are a of white blood cells characterised by the presence of granules in their cytoplasm. Question: Granulocytes or PMN are from the Answer: bone by the regulatory complement proteins Question: the most abundant type of Answer: Question: How long do live?Answer: they live approximately five Question: Eosinophils play a part in the killing of Answer: Question: are Answer: one of the least cells in bone marrow and blood (occurring at less than two percent of all cells). Question: are Answer: a category of white blood cells characterised by the absence of granules in cytoplasm. Question: There are two of agranulocytesAnswer: Lymphocytes & Question: The blood has three types of :Answer: B cells, T cells and killer cells Question: MonocytesAnswer: they present pieces of pathogens to T so that the pathogens may be recognized again and killed Question: Vitamin K will increase of...Answer: prothrombin (helps clot) Question: Myocardium...Answer: Heart Question: Arteries and Veins have __ of tissueAnswer: Question: True or : You LOVE TRADOCAnswer: !!!! Health and Welfare YARRRR!!! Question: Blood Pressure is the highest when______the heart.Answer: Question: Blood Pressure is lowest when ______ the heart.Answer: Returning Question: The Erythrocyte is responsible for ___and___. Answer: Oxygen and Dioxide Question: Neutrophil is the ____defense.Answer: Question: Eosinophil defends the body against____.Answer: Defense |
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