Chapter 11 The Blood Questions Flashcards
Blood can absorb metabolic heat while undergoing only small changes in temperature.
(True or false?)
True

Hemoglobin can carry only O2.
(True or false?)
False

Erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets all originate from the same undifferentiated stem cells.
(True or false?)
True

Erythrocytes are unable to use the O2 they contain for their own ATP formation.
(True or false?)
True

White blood cells spend most of their time in the blood.
(True or false?)
False

What is the type of leukocyte produced primarily in lymphoid tissue?
Lymphocytes

What synthesizes most clotting factors?
The Liver

Which of the following is not a function of plasma proteins?

d

Which of the following is not directly triggered by exposed collagen in an injured vessel?
a. initial vascular spasm
b. platelet aggregation
c. activation of the clotting cascade
d. activation of plasminogen
A

Match the following (an answer may be used more than once):

- c,
- f,
- b,
- a,
- g,
- d,
- h,
- e,
- f

Match the following blood abnormalities with their causes:

- e,
- c,
- b,
- d,
- g,
- f,
- a,
- h

What is the average blood volume in women and in men?
What is the normal percentage of blood occupied by erythrocytes and by plasma in women and in men?
What is the hematocrit? What is the buffy coat?

What is the composition of plasma?

List the three major groups of plasma proteins, and state their functions.

Describe the structure and functions of erythrocytes.

Why can erythrocytes survive for only about 120 days?

Describe the process and control of erythropoiesis.

- List the antigens and antibodies present in the blood of the four major ABO blood types.
- Describe what happens in a transfusion reaction.
- Does the recipient have to have had prior exposure to incompatible blood of the ABO type for a transfusion reaction to occur?
- Does the recipient have to have had prior exposure to incompatible blood of the Rh type for a transfusion reaction to occur? Explain.

Compare the structure, functions, and life spans of the five types of leukocytes.

Discuss the derivation of platelets.

Describe the three steps of hemostasis, including a comparison of the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways by which the clotting cascade is triggered.

Compare plasma and serum.

What normally prevents inappropriate clotting in vessels?
