Introduction

Question 1

What are the major blood group

Answer 1

Kidd, Lutheran, MMNS Ag, Chido-Rodgems, Colton, Kell Ag, Lewis, P Ag, Schianna, Lewis, Cartwright

Question 2

First transfusion by who 4 died because of clotting

Answer 2

Pope Innocent VII 1492

Question 3

Practice of blood transfusion was forbidden

Answer 3

1667-1829

Question 4

He successfully transfused human blood from women auffering post hemorrhage

Answer 4

James Blundell 1829

Question 5

He recommended sodium phosphate as anticoagulant this is the FIRST ANTICOAGULANT

Answer 5

1869 braxton hicks

Question 6

The sodium citrate is acidic might shrinkage of red cell

Answer 6

1914 Hustin

Question 7

He determine the minimum amt of eded for anticoagulantand determine toxicity in small amounts

Answer 7

Lewisohn 1915

Question 8

They discovered sodium citrate as dextrose solution

Answer 8

Rovs and turner 1916

Question 9

Introduced the formula of acid citrate dextrose with the ph of 5.2

Answer 9

Lovitit and mollison 1947

Question 10

He introduced and improved acid citrate phosphate dextrose with less acidic

Answer 10

Gibson 1957

Question 11

Standard preservative for blood group

Answer 11

Acid citrate dextrose

Question 12

Restores the ATP level of your rbc

Answer 12

Phosphate

Question 13

Maintains rbc biability

Answer 13

Dextrose

Question 14

Stores energy of rbc

Answer 14

Dextrose

Question 15

How many percent pf red cell shoul be viable

Answer 15

75%

Question 16

First successfully carried in vein to vein transfused by multiple syringes and different canulla

Answer 16

Edward lindemann

Question 17

Syringe value with anticoagulant

Answer 17

Uhger

Question 18

Discovered A and B Ag

Answer 18

Karl Lansteiner 1901

Question 19

Explain serious reaction

Answer 19

Karl Landsteiner

Question 20

Discovered human red cell Ag designated AB

Answer 20

Von descatello 1902

Question 21

Discovered Rh system in honor pf rhesus monkey

Answer 21

Lansteiner and weiner 1940

Question 22

He appointed the first directo of red cross bb of presbyterian hospital and he program voluntary of bb

Answer 22

Charles drew 1941

Question 23

Major transporter of co2 and 02 in the lungs fro expiration

Answer 23

Blood

Question 24

Major element

Answer 24

Erythrocytes

Question 25

Coagulation factor are produced by

Answer 25

Liver coag factor 7

Question 26

What are cellular elements

Answer 26

Plts, erythrocytes

Question 27

Liquid portion

Answer 27

Plasma and serum

Question 28

NV of erythrocytes

Answer 28

5-6 liter males 4-5 fmale

Question 29

Plasma eelctrolytes consists pf

Answer 29

Sodium and chloride

Question 30

Plasma nutrients

Answer 30

Sugar, AA, lipid, chole, trace elements and vitamins.

Question 31

3 main protein

Answer 31

Albumin, globulin, fibrinogen

Question 32

Most abundant protein in plasma, contributor for oncotic pressure

Answer 32

Albumin 60%

Question 33

Plasma contain waste product

Answer 33

Bilirubin and urea

Question 34

What are the major blood groups

Answer 34

ABO and Rh

Question 35

Immune fxns of the body, transport ions and hormone

Answer 35

Globulin 35%

Question 36

Essential of clotting system for unsoluble

Answer 36

Fibrinogen 4%

Question 37

Formed elements for how many percent

Answer 37

37-54%

Question 38

Plasma is how many percent

Answer 38

46-63%

Question 39

Buffy coat comprises

Answer 39

Wbc and platelet

Question 40

Measures percentage of rbc

Answer 40

Hct

Question 41

Nv of hct

Answer 41

47% male 42% fmale

Question 42

Most numerou ps of the 4 elements

Answer 42

Erythrocyte

Question 43

Normal size of erythrocyte

Answer 43

7.5um

Question 44

NV or erythrocyte

Answer 44

4.3-5.2 milliom/mm3 and 5.2-5.8

Question 45

1 rbc is equivalent of how many Hb molecule

Answer 45

280million

Question 46

Produced in BM

Answer 46

Wbc

Question 47

Life span of wbc

Answer 47

12 hours

Question 48

Clotting factor of platelet

Answer 48

Calcium ions, atp, serotonin

Question 49

Clotting factor of platelet

Answer 49

Calcium ions, atp, serotonin