[RECALLS] Batch 2022 - 1st Evals Blood Flashcards

1
Q

Most potent protease in coagulation

pathway

A

Thrombin

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2
Q

Tolerance of self-antigen is abnormal

A

False

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3
Q

In renal failure, there is a total absence of erythropoietin

A

False

Aside from the kidneys, the liver can also produce EPO.

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4
Q

Surface of T-Helper cell

A

CD4+

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5
Q

Factor that cleaves C3

A

C3bBb

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6
Q

50-kg woman who experienced 10%

blood loss. How much blood was lost?

A

350 mL

(Women have approximately 70mL/kg of blood, while men have 80mL/kg. To compute for the blood loss, you can multiply 70mL/kg by 50kg. This
will give you 3,500 mL of total blood volume. Get 10% of that value to determine the volume of blood lost.)

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7
Q

Thrombus at popliteal vein

A

Fibrin

(Thrombus in arteries tends to have more platelets than thrombus in veins. Thrombus in veins tends to have more fibrin than thrombus in arteries.)

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8
Q

Atopy environmental allergy

A

Type 1

hypersensitivity

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9
Q

Clonal selection of B cells

A

Antigens

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10
Q

Aside from IgM, B cells have

A

IgD

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11
Q

Common pathway in the coagulation

process begins with

A

X (Stuart factor)

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12
Q

Antigen presenting cell that has

immunoglobulin receptor present

A

B cell

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13
Q

Antigen presenting cell that degrade
microorganism and present antigen on
the surface

A

Macrophage

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14
Q

Antigen presenting cell that is critical for uptake and presentation

A

Dendritic cell

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15
Q

Proliferate more lymphocytes specific

for that antigen

A

Activated

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16
Q

T cell produced in bone marrow and

differentiate in

A

Thymus

17
Q

A male has a hematocrit level of 45%

A

Normal (Normal range is 40-45%)

18
Q

T helper cell, T regulator, monocyte,

macrophage

A

CD4+

19
Q

Antibody has _______ bonds

A

Disulfide

20
Q

Farreus-Linquivist phenomenon refers

to the relationship of:

A

Viscosity and radius

21
Q

When blood comes in contact with negatively charged surface

A

Intrinsic pathway

22
Q

In the presence of active bleeding,

erythropoiesis may be heavily activated and this will result to which of the following

A

Increase in reticulocytes

23
Q

Which of the following is a primary factor for erythropoietin secretion?

A

Decreased oxygen levels in blood

24
Q

Anemia, low MCHV, low MVC

A

Hypochromic microcytic

25
Q

Potent anaphylatoxin

A

5a

26
Q

Classical cascade

A

C1r

27
Q

Tissue factor

A

Extrinsic pathway

28
Q

Kills parasites

A

Eosinophil

29
Q

Phagocytosis and bactericidal mechanism

A

Neutrophil

30
Q

Phagocytosis, bactericidal, and antigen

presenting

A

Macrophage

31
Q

A person who was bitten by a dog and the antibodies were harvested and introduced to another person who was also bitten by a dog.

A

Passive immunity