hemolymphatic system

Question 1

germ, bud

Answer 1

blast/o, -blast

Question 2

color

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chrom/o

Question 3

juice

Answer 3

chyl/o

Question 4

blood

Answer 4

hemo, hemato

Question 5

safe

Answer 5

immun/o

Question 6

lymph, clear fluid

Answer 6

lymph/o

Question 7

form

Answer 7

morph/o

Question 8

eat, swallow

Answer 8

phag/o, -plagia

Question 9

formation

Answer 9

plas/o

Question 10

net, web

Answer 10

reticul/o

Question 11

spleen

Answer 11

splen/o

Question 12

clot

Answer 12

thromb/o

Question 13

thymus

Answer 13

thym/o

Question 14

only fluid tissue in the body that transports various substances and protects the body

Answer 14

blood

Question 15

filtration of pathogens that promotes immunity

Answer 15

lymph

Question 16

same or alike

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homo

Question 17

standing

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-stasis

Question 18

liquid portion of blood and lymph

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plasma

Question 19

liquid portion of blood (plasma) after clotting; moistens serous membranes; produced when tissue is inflamed

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serum

Question 20

serum

Answer 20

ser/o

Question 21

blood

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hemato-

Question 22

to separate

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-crit

Question 23

percentage of the packed blood cells that occupy a volume of a blood sample

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hematocrit

Question 24

protein molecule in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body’s tissues and returns carbon dioxide from the tissues to the lungs

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hemoglobin

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RBC

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erythrocytes

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WBC

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leukocytes

Question 27

granules in cytoplasm

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granulocytes

Question 28

neutral stain; phagocyte

(AKA) Polymorphonuclear leukocytes

Answer 28

neutrophil

Question 29

red stain; promote inallergic reactions, destroys parasites

Answer 29

eosinophil

Question 30

base (dark) stain; promote anticoagulation

Answer 30

basophil

Question 31

active in immunity, produces antibodies, causes immune response; formed in lymphatic system

Answer 31

agranulocyte

Question 32

cell mediated immunity-stimulate immune response

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t-cell

Question 33

(bone marrow) produce antibodies

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b cell

Question 34

phagocyte

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monocyte

Question 35

responsible for clotting (coagulation)

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thrombocyte

Question 36

most common blood type

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o+

Question 37

antigen, or more specifically a protein, that exists on the surface of red blood cells.

Answer 37

rhesus factor

Question 38

People with the Rhesus antigen present in their blood

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rh positive

Question 39

microscopic organism consisting of genetic material (RNA or DNA) surrounded by a protein, lipid (fat), or glycoprotein coat.

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virus

Question 40

protects body against future infection as a result of antibodies that develop naturally after contracting an infection, or artificially via a vaccine (dead virus);

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active immunity

Question 41

antibodies that occur naturally through the mother’s placenta, or through injection of serum that contains antibodies

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passive immunity

Question 42

injection

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passive immunity

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infection

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active immunity

Question 44

pathogen, causes formation of antibodies

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antigen

Question 45

substance produced by body which destroys or inactivates an antigen

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antibody