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1
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What is plasma?

A

fluid/liquid part of blood

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2
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How much of plasma is made of water?

A

99%

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3
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What do the proteins in plasma do?

A

they draw water (H2O) into blood by osmosis

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4
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What are leukocytes?

A

white blood cells

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5
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What are platelets?

A

cell fragments

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6
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What are erythrocytes?

A

red blood cells

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7
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Where is hemoglobin found?

A

in red blood cells, it binds to O2 and CO2

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8
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What is the function of RBC’s?

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they transport most O2 and some CO2 into the blood

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9
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Where does RBC production occur?

A

red bone marrow

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10
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Erythropoietin is produced by which organ?

A

kidney

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11
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When is erythropoietin released?

A

when blood O2 levels are low and when blood pressure is low

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12
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What does erythropoietin stimulate?

A

the production of RBC

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13
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What do antigens stimulate?

A

an immune system response

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14
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What are the 3 possible antigens on the cell membrane of RBC?

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A, B, and Rh

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15
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What does the presence or absence of A and B antigens determine?

A

whether a persons blood type is A, B, or AB, or O

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16
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What does the presence or absence of Rh determine?

A

whether a person has + or - blood

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17
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Antibodies bind to and attack what?

A

foreign antigens

18
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What is agglutination?

A

clumping of RBC

19
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What is hemyolysis?

A

the burst of a RBC

20
Q

Type A- blood has which antigens?

A

A only

21
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Type O+ blood has which antibodies?

A

anti A and B

22
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Type AB+ blood has which antigens?

A

A, B, and Rh

23
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Type B+ blood has which antigens?

A

B and Rh

24
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Type O- blood was which antibodies?

A

anti A, B, and Rh

25
Q

What is hemostasis?

A

stopping of bleeding

26
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Hemostasis in the vascular phase causes the blood vessel to do what?

A

blood vessel constricts and the vessel wall becomes sticky to reduce bleeding

27
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Hemostasis in the platelet phase causes platelets to do what?

A

platelets aggregate and form a temporary plug by sticking to each other and the vessel wall

28
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Hemostasis in the coagulation phase leads to the formation of an insoluble protein called?

A

fibrin

29
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Which organ makes many of the clotting factors?

A

liver

30
Q

which vitamin is required?

A

K

31
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What produces about half of our vitamin K?

A

intestinal bacteria

32
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The activation of clotting factors requires what?

A

calcium

33
Q

Which white blood cell is the first to arrive at the site of an injury or infection?

A

neutrophils

34
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Phagocytes do what?

A

engulf and destroy pathogens

35
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Which white blood cell attacks parasites and play a role in allergic reactions?

A

eosinphils

36
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Which white blood cell releases substances during inflammatory reactions?

A

basophils

37
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Histamine does what?

A

dilates blood vessels

38
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Heparin does what?

A

prevents blood from clotting

39
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Which white blood cell exits blood vessels and becomes macrophages?

A

monocytes

40
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Which white blood cell coordinates immune cell activity by releasing antibodies?

A

lymphocytes