Blood

Question 1

Blood transports

Answer 1

Gases
Nutrients
Waste

Question 2

Blood composition

Answer 2

Plasma (WIPNWG)
Buffy coat (P & WBC)
RBC

Question 3

Plasma contains

Answer 3

Proteins
Water
Other solutes

Question 4

Proteins in the plasma are

Answer 4

Albumins
Globulins
Fribrinogen

Question 5

Types of blood cells

Answer 5

RBC
WBC (NLMEB)
PLATELETS

Question 6

Enumerate the granulocyctes

Answer 6

Neutrophil
Eosinophil
Basophil

Question 7

Enumerate the Agranulocytes

Answer 7

Lymphocytes
Monocytes

Question 8

Stages of hemostasis

Answer 8

Vasoconstriction
Platelet plug formation
Coagulation of blood

Question 9

Enumerate the coagulation factors

Answer 9

FACTORS
I: FIBRINOGEN
II: PROTHROMBIN
III: THROMBOPLASTIN
IV: CALCIUM
V: LABILE FACTOR
VI: PRESENCE HAS NOT BEEN PROVED
VII: STABLE FACTOR
VIII: ANTIHEMOPHILLIC FACTOR
IX: CHRISTMAS FACTOR
X: STUART POWER FACTOR
XI: PLASMA THROMBOPLASTIN ANTECEDENT
XII: HAGEMAN FACTOR
XII: FIBRIN STABILIZING FACTOR

Question 10

Steps of blood clotting

Answer 10

Formation of prothrombin activator
Conversion of prothrombin to thrombin
Conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

Question 11

ABO BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM

Answer 11

Type A, antibody presents is anti b
- Receives type o and b for transfusion
Type B, antibody presents is anti A
Type AB, no antibody (universal recipient)
-all type of blood can be used for transfusions because of no antibodies present
Type O, no antigen present (does not fight antibodies)
- Universal donor, if transfusion is needed type O ang gamiton
- Other type of blood transfused causes death (blood is eaten up by the blood that is not yours) or agutination ( antibodies destruct)