blood & lymph Flashcards
Your body weight is approximately _____ % water by weight
70
The sealing of injuries to blood vessels
Clotting
A creamy, yellow/white substance that contains dead neutrophils, bacteria, and other WBC
Pus
WBC that release histamines when stimulated
Basophils
WBC which mature into macrophages
Monocytes
If a person possesses antibodies for a particular antigen (or disease causing agent), that person is said to be ______
Immune
The “solid” part of the blood
Formed elements
An example of a substance which is not soluble in blood plasma and must be transported by a blood plasma protein
Cholesterol
The shape of a red blood cell
Biconcave
The liquid portion of the blood
Plasma
WBC which release antibodies
Lymphocytes
Red blood cells do not contain this prominent cell organelle
Nucleus
Some CO2 is transported by hemoglobin, but most is transported in the form of the ______ ion
Bicarbonate
Lymph ______ are found throughout the body and are a main location of lymphocyte production
Nodes
WBC that have granules in their cytoplasm
Granulocytes
Appears bright red in the blood
Oxyhemoglobin
WBC that do not have granules in their cytoplasm
Agranulocytes
A person that has both A antigen and the Rh factor has the blood type ______
A positive
A specific antibody fits like lock and key with a specific ______
Antigen
White blood cells
Leukocytes
Red blood cells that do not have A or B antigens on their surface
Type O
WBC are _____ in size than RBC
Larger
Blood plasma ______ are molecules which help transport substances which are not soluble in the blood plasma
Proteins
WBC which phagocytize groups of antibodies which have bound to multiple antigens
Eosinophils