Bio 224 Blood and immunity quiz Flashcards

1
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The averge lifespan of a RBC is

A

4 months

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2
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Which could result in erythroblastosis fetalis

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Mother RH-
Father RH+
Baby RH+

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3
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Which of the follwoing leukocytes is correctly matched with its function?

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Lymphocyte-responsible for specific immunity

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4
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Thrombopoietin is secreted by the ___ for differentiating stem cells into ___

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Liver; Platelets

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5
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Which of these substances dissolves clots

A

Plasmin

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6
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Correct order of events of coagulation

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Prothrombin activator is formed
prothrombin converted to thrombin
thrombin converts fibrogen to fibrin
fibrin strands form the clot

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7
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Yellow color that is visible in the eyes and skin in jaundice results from

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Excessive amounts of bilirubin in the plasma, extenssive breakdwon of RBC and destruction of hemoglobin

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8
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Level of erythropoietin in the blood would rise due to all the following execpt

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during periods of fasting

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9
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What ions is necessary for the clotting process

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Ca2+

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10
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John has type B+ blood, in an emergancy which of the following blood type can be recived

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B+, O, O-, and both A&C

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11
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___ aid in the bodys defense processes by secreting histamine ( vasodilator) and heparin ( anticoagulant)

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Basophils

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12
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During the inflammatory response

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Chemical mediators are released

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13
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Which of the following cells present a foreign antigen to the helper t cell?

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Macrophage

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13
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Which of the folloing is usually the first cell type to leave the blood and enter infected tissues

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Neutrophil

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14
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Antibodies are produced by

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Plasma cells

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15
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___ attack abnormal cells, whearas antibodies secreted by ___attack specific foregin antigens outside of cells

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T cell , B cell

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16
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Neutrophils are

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Phagocyte, target bacteria, invloved in non specific defense and classified as a granulocyte

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17
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Macrophages are exmples of

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antigen presenting cells

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18
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Which of the following cells is also known as the antigen presenting cells?

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marcophages

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19
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Formation of red blood cells oocur in the __ and damaged erythrocytes are broken down in the ___

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Red bone marrow/ spleen

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20
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A 16 year old female presents to the red cross to donate blood. blood typing showed that nethier anti-a nor anti-b clotted on a blood plate. What is the young women’s blood type?

A

O

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21
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A 5 year old well developed boy was recently diagnosed with classic hemophila ( Hemophilia A). Which of the follwoing factors is most likely to be lacking in the child?

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Factor VII

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22
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The sum of plasma and formed elements is called

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whole blood

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23
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Hemolytic disease of the newbron may result if

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Rh - mother carries Rh + fetus

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24
All of the follwoing leukocytes contain cytoplastic granules EXCEPT
Monocytes
25
Which of the follwing blood type is called universal donor
O
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All of the follwing are characterisics of blood EXCEPT
Viscosity about the same as water
27
The most abundant circulating granulocytes are the
neutrophils
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Which of the follwing is most likely to be invloved in allergic reactions or in response to parasitic infection?
eosinophils
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Plateltes arise from
megakaryocytes
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All of the following characteristic features for neutrophils EXCEPT
THEY RELEASE SEROTONIN
30
a persons blood type is determined by the
presence or absence of antigen in the plasma membrane
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all of the follwoing clotting factors are vitamin k dependent EXECPT
III
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Histamine release at the site of injury is a function of which of the following cells
basophils
33
the activation of factor X requires the activated factor IX and factor
VIII
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all of the follwoing staments regaring erythrocytes are correct EXCEPT
Erythrocytes have large nuclei
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all of the follwoing chemicals are released from basophils EXCEPT
Glycine
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All of the follwoing cells are granulocytes EXCEPT
MACROPHAGES
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A disease that dvelops as a result of mothers Rh antibodies reacting with an Rn- postive baby
erythroblastosis fetalis
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What subendothelial factor is essential for platelets aggregation
Von willebrand factor
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Which immunoglobulin when relased, binds to mast cells or basophils triggering degranulation
IgE
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Which immunoglobulin is able to cross the placenta from mother to child
IgG
39
relating to blood grouping the blood type is determined by the __ typically found on the RBC membrane, while the ___ to the other blood type are found in the plasma
Antigens/ antibodies
40
The arrest of bleeding is termed
Hemostasis
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When blood oxygen level falls below the normal range the ___ detect this low level oxygen and secrete the hormone __ which target the __ to incares erythrocyte production. The process of making new RBC termed ____
Kidney, erythropoietin, bone marrow, erythropoiesis
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The process whereby a cell uses its plasma membrne to engulf particles
Phadocytosis
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On primary exposure which immunogobulin is ecrted
IgE
44
type II hypersensitivity
IgG or IgM mediated cytotoxic hypersensitvity associated with blood transfusion or erythroblastosis fetalis
45
type III hypersensitivity
Immune- comples mediated hypersensitivity associated with glomerulonephritis or rhematoid arthritis
46
type I hypersensitivity
IgE mediated and typically associated with asthma or food allergies
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Neutrophils (smile face) AND WHAI DOES IT DO?
Most commo leukocyte -Injured cells release chemicals that attract neutrophils - fight bacterial infections
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Aplastic anemia
Bone marrow failure
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Hemolytic anemia
Destroys RBC too quickly with not enough time to produce other RBC
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Pernicious anemia
B12 deficiency
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Iron def anemia
Iron deficiency
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IgG
Cross placenta to baby’s and antibodies in serum
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IgA
Alimentary canal Swallowing things that cause inflammation
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IgM
First to respond MAIN
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IgE
Allergic reactions and trigger degranulation
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IgD
B cell antibodies on surface
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Hemostasis
Vascular spams Platelet plug Coagulation Clot retraction Thrombolysis
65
when blood is centrifuged what is found in the buffy coat
platlets and leukocyte
66
what plasma protien is most important for the bloods colloid osmotic pressure
albumin
67
what is the oxygen binding protien found in erythrocytes
hemoglobin
68
Bilirubin comes from th breakdown of
heme molecules of hemoglobin that lack iron
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Which leukocyte can engulf bacteria
neutrophil
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antigen on ___ and antibodies on ___
Erythrocyte and plasma