Chapter 8- Blood

Question 1

Homeostasis:

Answer 1

Term used to describe the internal environment of the body that is compatible with life.

Question 2

Blood transports:

Answer 2

Gases: Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide
– Chemical substances
– Cells of blood

Question 3

Blood protects from:

Answer 3

– Pathogens
– Blood loss

Question 4

Blood regulates what?

Answer 4

The body’s fluid and electrolyte balance

Question 5

Blood is made of two components.

Answer 5

Plasma, Formed Elements

Question 6

Plasma:

Answer 6

Liquid portion: makes up 55% of the total volume of blood.

Question 7

Formed elements:

Answer 7

blood cells, they make up 45% of total blood

Question 8

Plasma:

Answer 8

is made up of:
Water (90%)
– Plasma proteins
– Inorganic substances and electrolytes
– Organic substances
– Waste products

Question 9

___ is the term used to describe the internal environment of the body that is compatible with life.

Answer 9

Homeostasis

Question 10

What is the most abundant protein in the plasma, and is manufactured in the liver?

Answer 10

Albumin

Question 11

Blood contributes to homeostasis by transporting which two gases?

Answer 11

Oxygen & Carbon Dioxide

Question 12

_____% of plasma is made up of water.

Answer 12

90%

Question 13

A mass of coagulated blood that is made up of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets in a protein mesh is a:

Answer 13

Clot

Question 14

_________ is a term used to describe a red blood cell that is shaped like a disk that is squished a bit in the middle.

Answer 14

Bioncave

Question 15

A type of agranulocyte that is named for its single, large nucleus is called a:

Answer 15

Monocyte

Question 16

Thrombocytes are most commonly known as:

Answer 16

Platelets

Question 17

___________ is a deficiency of hemoglobin in the blood and lack of healthy red blood cells which can be caused by a nutrient deficiency or an inability to absorb vital nutrients.

Answer 17

Anemia

Question 18

Care that focuses on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious, possibly terminal illness is called:

Answer 18

Palliative care

Question 19

What is the most common reason a job seeker resists change?

Answer 19

Fear of the Unknown

Question 20

The ideal attitude while searching for employment is a neutral attitude

Answer 20

False

Question 21

Attitude is not evident in word choice, tone of voice, and gestures

Answer 21

False

Question 22

________________ belief serves as a filter of your reality

Answer 22

Limiting

Question 23

What are the four barriers to change?

Answer 23

Laziness, Anxiety, Ignorance, Confusion

Question 24

There are two types of change. Cyclical changes are referred to variable changes that are normal and natural like the weather. The other type of change is known as:

Answer 24

Structural

Question 25

When career seekers try to be someone who they are not and lose touch with their authentic-self this is referred to as:

Answer 25

Identity Crisis

Question 26

Managing Change & Your Attitude Narrative states, Aristotle who originally adopted the belief that the most powerful and compelling objective of every human being is the desire for:

Answer 26

Happiness

Question 27

Your career identity is the mental and emotional picture you have of yourself

Answer 27

True