Exam 1 Flashcards
What is 1?
anterior pituitary
What is 2?
posterior pituitary
What gland is shown?
Thyroid
What is 1?
thyroid gland
What is 2?
parathyroid
What is 1?
pancreatic islet
What is 2?
acinar cells
What do alpha cells produce?
glucagon
What do beta cells produce?
insulin
What is 1?
follicular cells
What is 2?
colloid cells
What is 1?
capsule
What is 2?
zona glomerulosa
What is 3?
zona fasciculata
What is 4?
zona reticularis
What is the top row?
erythrocytes
What is the second row?
neutrophil
What is the third row?
eosinophils
What is the fourth row?
basophils
What is fifth row?
lymphocytes
What is sixth row?
monocytes
What is the square?
neutrophil
What is the circle?
monocyte
What are the triangles?
lymphocytes
What is 2?
eosinophil
What blood disorder is this?
human chronic granulocytic leukemia
What blood disorder is this?
sickle cell ; note the “target” cells
What blood disorder is this?
iron deficiency anemia
What blood disorder is this?
myelomonocytic leukemia
What blood disorder is this?
erythroblastosis fetalis
ADD OTHER BLOOD DISORDERS
If blood clumps with anti-a serum, what is the blood type?
type A
If blood coagulates with anti b serum, what is the blood type?
B
If blood coagulates with both anti a and anti b serum, what is the blood type?
AB
If the blood does not coagulate with anti a or anti b serum, what is the blood type?
O
WHat blood disorder is this?
myelomonocytic Leukemia (acute)
What blood disorder is this?
erythroblastosis fetalis
What blood disorder is this?
infectious mononucleosis
Coagulation Factor Steps
formation of prothrombin activator leads to prothrombin catalyzing into thrombin then fibrinogen catalyzing into fibrin
