lecture 1.6 Flashcards

1
Q

___ leukocytes are myloid cells that give direct rise to each type

A

granular

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2
Q

neurtrophils, eosinophils, and ___ are granular leukocytes

A

basophils

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3
Q

____ enter tissue fluid from capillaries; phagocytitic

A

neutrophils

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4
Q

___ are allergic responses, fight parasites

A

eosinophils

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5
Q

___ are JUST allergic responses

A

basophils

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6
Q

____ leukocytes are myloid cells that give direct rise to monocytes

A

agrangular

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7
Q

lymphoid cells give direct rise to ____

A

lymphocytes

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8
Q

___, B&T lymphocytes are agranular

A

monocytes

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9
Q

___ are phagocytitic; become macrophages

A

monocytes

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10
Q

___ lymphocytes fight bacterial infections

A

B

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11
Q

__ lymphocytes fight viral infections

A

T

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12
Q

___ lymphocyte mature in red bone marrow and functional when added to blood stream

A

B

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13
Q

After B lymphocytes are exposed to bacteria, respective B-cells become ___ cells

A

plasma

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14
Q

B lymphocytes are miotic, produce ___, and become ___ b cells after infection is destroyed

A

antibodies/ memory

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15
Q

___ lymphocytes mature in blood stream after exposure to thymosin and other thymus hormones

A

T

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16
Q

The 4 T-lymphocytes are Killer, ___, memory, ____

A

helper/suppressor

17
Q

damaged tissue produces ___ activator

A

prothrombin

18
Q

prothrombin activator causes prothrombin to become ___

A

thrombin

19
Q

thrombin causes FIBRINOGEN to become ____

A

fibrin

20
Q

fibrin adheres to damaged tissue, ___ erythrocytes & thrombocytes

A

traps

21
Q

formation of a ___ occurs after fibrin adheres

A

thrombus

22
Q

repaired tissue produces ___

A

plasmin

23
Q

plasmin dissolves ___, removing thrombus

A

fibrin

24
Q

thrombus dislodged= moving through ___ vessels

A

blood

25
Q

moving clot is called a ___

A

embolus