Blood Quiz Flashcards

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What is blood

A

connective tissue with liquid matrix

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2
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what is the liquid portion of blood called

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plasma

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3
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where are formed elements of blood suspended in

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plasma

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4
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What are the 3 formed elements of blood

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red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells leucocytes), platelets (thrombocytes)

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5
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what is plasma made up of

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92% water, inorganic ions, vitamins, hormones, protein molecules

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6
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What are some examples of inorganic ions within plasma

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phosphate, calcium, chlorine

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7
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What does serum albumin do

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maintains osmotic pressure of blood

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8
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What does serum globulins do

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acts as antibodies for use in defence against disease

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9
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what does fibrinogen do

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acts in the clotting of the blood

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10
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whats the remaining fluid in the blood plasma called

A

blood serum

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11
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what are red blood cells

A

disc shaped bioconcabe cells without nuclei

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12
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Where are red blood cells produced

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in red bone marrow

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13
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whats the technical term for red blood cells

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erythrocytes

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14
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what do red blood cells do

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transport oxygen and carbon dioxide

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15
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what is red blood cell reproduction diriect by

A

oxygen levels

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16
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whawt does any condition that lowers blood oxygen levels cause

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an increase in the rate of erythropoiesis

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17
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whats erythropoiesesis

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red blood cell formation

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18
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whats anemia and what does it do

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deficiency in hemoglobin or red blood cells that decreases oxygen delivery to the tissues

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19
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how much blood can be lost before the body is incapable of coping

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40%

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20
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what is hemorrhaging and what can it cuase

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internal bleeding; anemia

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21
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what are the 5 different tyupes of white blood cells

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neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils, and eosinophil

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22
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What’s the technical name for white blood cells

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leukocytes

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23
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Where are most leukocytes found?

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in the lymphatic system

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24
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what do leukocytes do

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help defend the body against disease

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What happens when severe infection is present
number of leukocytes increase
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whats pus
accumlation of living and dead leukocytes
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what do lymphoctyes do
give rise to cells htat produce antibodies to destroy foreign substances that act as anitgens
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whats leukemia
a cancerous disease of the blood-forming organs
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whats teh technical name for platelts
thrombocytes
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how are platelts produced
from large nuceated cells in the bone marrow
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do platelets contain a nucleus
no
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how do platelts work
they move thorugh the smooth blood vessels but rupture if they strike a sharp edge caused by a cut and then initiate the clotting reaciton
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what happens when the platelt breaks apart
releases a protein called thromboplastin
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what does thromboplastin do
activate a plasma protein called prothrombin
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what happens to prothrombin
it transfroms to thrombin under the influecne of thromboplastin
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what does thrombin do
acts as an enzyme by splicing 2 amino acids from the fibrinogen molecule
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what is fibrinogen converted to
fibrin threads
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what do fibrin threads do
Wrap around the damaged area and seal the puncture in the skin with a clot
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What is the summary of the clotting
Thromboplastin is released from platelet which converts prothrombin into thrombin which then converts fibrinogen into fibrin in the presence of calcium ions
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what anitgen is in blood type A
A antigen
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what anitgen is in blood type B
B antigben
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what antigen is in blood type AB
A and B antigens
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what antigen is in blood type O
there are no antigens
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what antibodies are present in the plasma of blood type A
b antibodies
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what antibodies are present in the palsma of blood type B
a antibofdies
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what antiboides are present in the plasma of blood type AB
there are no antibodies present
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what antibodies are present in the plasma of blood type O
a and b antibodies
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who can blood type A donate to
types A and AB
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who can blood type B donate too
types B and AB
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who can blood type AB donate to
AB
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who can blood type O donate to
A, B, AB, O
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who can blood type A recieve from
A, O
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who can blood type B receive from
B, O
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who can blood tyep AB receive from
A, B, AB, O
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who can blood type O receive from
O
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what are antibodies
soemthign you will produce in response to something that's foreign in the boddy
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whats the universal donor
blood type O
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whats the universal receiver
blood type AB
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What does rhesus factor do
Make the blood type + or - (positive if Rh is present, negative if Rh is not present)
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whats an antigen
Substance that causes your immune system to produce antibodies against it