Cellular Components Of The Blood

Question 1

What are thrombocytes

Answer 1

Platelets in exotic species that retain their nucleus

Question 2

What are white blood cells called

Answer 2

Leucocytes

Question 3

What are the two divisions of WBCS

Answer 3

Granulocytes
Mononuclear

Question 4

What are the three types of granulocytes

Answer 4

Neutrophils
Eusinophils
Basophils

Question 5

Why are granulocytes called granulocytes

Answer 5

They have large numbers of cytoplasmic granules

Question 6

What colour are the cytoplasmic granules in neutrophils

Answer 6

Neutral (no colour)

Question 7

What colour are the cytoplasmic granules in eosinophils

Answer 7

Pink

Question 8

What colour are the cytoplasmic granules in basophils

Answer 8

Dark blue

Question 9

What are the two types of mononuclear WBCd

Answer 9

Monocytes
Lymphocytes

Question 10

Where are WBCs peoducted during gestation

Answer 10

Yolk sac

Question 11

Where are WBCs produced

Answer 11

Bone marrow
Liver/ spleen (if bone marrow is damaged)

Question 12

What is the half life of neutrophils

Answer 12

6-12hes

Question 13

What is the half life of platelets

Answer 13

6-8 days

Question 14

What is the half life of RBCs

Answer 14

110-120 days

Question 15

What is the stem cell that produces all blood cells called

Answer 15

Hemocytoblast

Question 16

What does a hemocytoblast divide into

Answer 16

Common myeloid progenitor
Common lymphoid progenitor

Question 17

What does the common lymphoid progenitor produce

Answer 17

Lymphocytes

Question 18

What does the common myeloid progenitor cell divide into

Answer 18

Thrombocytes
Platelets
Erythrocytesnast cell
Basophils
Neutrophils
Eosinophils
Monocyte

Question 19

What is the marrow transit time for granulocytes

Answer 19

1 week

Question 20

What is the marrow transit time for erythrocytes

Answer 20

3-5days

Question 21

Where is b lymphocytes produced in birds

Answer 21

Bursa of fabricius

Question 22

What is endomitosis

Answer 22

Nuclear duplication without cell divisor

Question 23

What is the process of thromvopoiesis

Answer 23

Endomitosis happens and cell volume increases with each nuclear doviok
Megakaryocyte then forms, and pinches of it can come off from cytoplasm to form platelets

Question 24

What are the two neutrophil activities

Answer 24

Chemotaxis
Phagocytosis and killing

Question 25

How does oxygen independent killing of neutrophils work

Answer 25

Occurs at poor blood flow/ abscess Uses lysozymes

Question 26

How does oxygen dependent killing of neutrons;hills work

Answer 26

Generates reactive oxygen species that damages bacterial membrane to kill them

Question 27

How re neutrophils involved in chemotaxis

Answer 27

Neutrophils have selection receptors that interact with selectins on endothelial cells so they express ICAM- 1 and VCAM- 1 Slows down the neutrophils passage So the neutrophils can escape blood vessel and get to site of inflammation

Question 28

What species have heterophils

Answer 28

Rabbits Reptiles Avian

Question 29

What are heterophils

Answer 29

Functionally equivalent to neutrophils Granules stain red

Question 30

What are the 6 stages of neutrophil development names

Answer 30

Myeloblast Promuelocyte Myelocyte Metamyelocyte Band neutrophil Segmented neutrophil

Question 31

When are eosinohils most common

Answer 31

Allergies Parasites Fibrosis

Question 32

What is the normal range of basophils in blood

Answer 32

0-300

Question 33

When do you get most basophils

Answer 33

Allergy

Question 34

Where are mast cells found

Answer 34

Tissues

Question 35

Where are monocytes found

Answer 35

In blood not tissue