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Blood System Test Review

Blood System Test Review

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red blood cellerythrocyte
white blood cellleukocyte
granulocyteleukocyte with large grains in the cytoplasm
neutrophilphagocytize microorganism
basophilpromote inflammation
eosinophilattack parasitic worms
lymphocyteantibody production
monocytephagocytizes dead cells and debris
thrombocyteblood clotting
plateletsthrombocytes
hemoglobingives red color to blood
ErythropoiesisFormation of Red Blood Cells
HematopoiesisBlood cell Production
Bone MarrowWhere hematopoiesis occurs
Agglutinationclumping of blood cells
A blood typehas A antigen and Anti-B antibodies
B blood typeHas B antigen and Anti-A antibodies
AB blood typeHas both A and B antigens and no antibodies
O blood typeHas no antigens and both Anti-A and B antibodies
Rh positivehas Rh antigen
Rh negativedoes not have Rh antigen
Universal DonorO
Universal RecipientAB
What are The three substances found in plasmawater, protein, and other solutes
What are The three types of formed elements in the blooderythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes
List the three proteins in the plasma and their functionalbumin - maintains water balance, globulins - transport substance and helps immunity, fibrinogen - blood clotting
Which type of formed element transports oxygen and carbon dioxide?erythrocytes
Which type of formed element maintains immunity of the body?leukocytes
List the seven functions of the bloodtransport of gases, nutrients, and waste products,transport of processed molecules, transport of regulatory molecules, regulate pH and osmotic pressure, maintain body temperature, protect against foreign substances, clot formation
7.4What is the pH of blood?
type OThe blood type with no antigens on the blood cell and both anti-A and anti-B antibodies in the plasma is:
ironWhat metal is part of the heme group in red blood cells?
hemoglobinWhat red pigmented containing protein makes up one-third the volume of the red blood cell?
blood clotA network of threadlike fibrin fibers that trap blood cells, platelets, and fluid
anticoagulantsChemicals that prevent coagulation factors from initiating clot formation.
thrombusA blood clot that forms in a blood vessel or in the heart and does not move to another area of the body
embolusA clot that forms in a vessel or the heart but moves to another part of the body
antigenA molecule that is introduced to the body and causes the production of antibodies
antibodiesA large Y-shaped protein used by the immune system to identify and neutralize foreign objects
leukocytosisA person has a high White Blood Cell count which is probably caused by a bacterial infection, this is called _______.
leukopeniaA person has a viral infection, tumor, or B12 deficiency and doctors can tell this because she has a low White blood cell count which is also called____________
B cellThe type of lymphocyte that fights against bacteria and toxins
T cellThe type of lymphocyte that protects against viruses, microorganisms, tumor cells, and causes tissue graft rejections.


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