Blood Cells Last Thing For Block 1

Question 1

percentage of blood that is RBC

Answer 1

45

Question 2

measure of the amount of RBC

Answer 2

hematocrit

Question 3

this is used to study dry blood smears

Answer 3

light microscopy

Question 4

common stain for microscopy of blood

Answer 4

wrights

Question 5

RBC do not have a blank

Answer 5

nucleus

Question 6

RBC develops from blank

Answer 6

normoblast

Question 7

protein of RBCs

Answer 7

hemoglobin

Question 8

hemoglobin transports these

Answer 8

O2, CO2, NO

Question 9

RBCs are eosinophilic due to blank groups

Answer 9

NH2

Question 10

RBCs are flexible sacs of blank percent hemoglobin

Answer 10

33

Question 11

weak staining RBC is called blank and is due to blank

Answer 11

hypochromic, less Hb

Question 12

increased variation in RBC size

Answer 12

anisocytosis

Question 13

abnormal RBC shape

Answer 13

poikilocyte

Question 14

immature RBCs with enough residual RNA to cause them to stain less red than usual in Wrights stained blood smears…these are not present in normal blood

Answer 14

polychromatophilic red cell

Question 15

polychromatophilic red cell will be red with a hint of blank

Answer 15

blue

Question 16

polychromatophilic red cells are found in blank not blank unless something is wrong

Answer 16

marrow, circulating blood

Question 17

immature RBC with some residual RNA

Answer 17

reticulocyte

Question 18

reticulocytes are not recognized by blank stains

Answer 18

wright

Question 19

reticulocytes lose rna after blank before coming mature

Answer 19

24 hrs

Question 20

staining that is used to visualize reticulocyte rna with new methylene blue

Answer 20

supravital staining

Question 21

white blood cells, pus

Answer 21

leukocytes

Question 22

leukocytes originate in blank and stay in blood for blank until going to site of action

Answer 22

marrow, few hours

Question 23

leukocytes granulocytes

Answer 23

neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils

Question 24

leukocyte non granulocytes

Answer 24

monocytes, lymphocytes

Question 25

neutrophil has blank granules

Answer 25

azure

Question 26

a few neutrophils have this type of nucleus

Answer 26

band

Question 27

basophils have many basophilic blank

Answer 27

granules

Question 28

basophils are involved in blank which are involved in the inflammatory response

Answer 28

arachidonic acid

Question 29

acid phosphatase is found in blank which are found in blank

Answer 29

lysosomes, neutrophils

Question 30

basophils and blank cells share many functions

Answer 30

mast

Question 31

basophils summon blank

Answer 31

eosinophils

Question 32

nucleus of eosinophils is often blank

Answer 32

bilobed

Question 33

basophils release blank while eosinophils have blank

Answer 33

histamine, histaminase

Question 34

lymphocyte often blank and have a blank almost as big as cytoplasm

Answer 34

bends, nucleus

Question 35

two types of lymphocytes

Answer 35

T and B

Question 36

largest leukocyte

Answer 36

monocyte

Question 37

monocyte produces blank

Answer 37

cytokines

Question 38

fragments of megakaryocytes

Answer 38

platelets

Question 39

neutrophil is aka

Answer 39

microphage

Question 40

monocyte is aka

Answer 40

macrophage