BloodClicker Review

Blood is composed of…

A.PlasmaB.SerumC.Formed ElementsD.All of the AboveE.A and C only

Plasma is Primarily composed of…

A.ElectrolytesB.WaterC.ProteinsD. Formed ElementsE.All of the Above

Which is not a Formed Element?

A.LymphocytesB.LeukocytesC.ErythrocytesD.PlateletsE.None of the Above

Which relationship is incorrect?

A.Erythrocytes: Transport Oxygen

B.Leukocytes: Regulation of interstitial pressure

C.Platelets: ProtectionD.Plasma: Hormones

The pH of oxyhemoglobin rich blood?

A.7B.7.45C.7.35D.7.75

The temperature of blood is over 100º F.

Why?A.Restriction of microbial

growthB.VasodilationC.ThermoregulationD.All of the AboveE.A and B only

A erythrocytes life cycle ends approximately when/where?

A.100 days: LiverB.120 days: IntestinesC.120 days: Spleen & LiverD.150 days: Spleen & Liver

During fetal development, Erythrocyte production takes place in…

A.SpleenB.LiverC.Bone MarrowD.All of the AboveE. B and C only

Which correlation is invalid?

A.1000:1 ratio = HomeostasisB.700:1 = HomeostasisC.500:1 = LeukemiaD.500:1 = Leukopenia

Which protein regulates osmotic pressure?

A.GlobulinsB.AlbuminC.FibrinogenD.Hemoglobin

Which aspect of Hemoglobin does Iron compose?

A.HemeB.Globin

Which blood type has no antibodies?

A.ABB.AC.BD.O

Which blood type(s) can donate to B-

A.B-, O+, O-, B+

B.ALLC.All negativesD.B- , O-

Why AB+ considered the Universal Recipient?

A.It’s NotB.No AntigensC.No AntibodiesD.Its Rh factor

Why can O- only receive from O-?

A.Rh FactorB.No antigensC.O- has A and B antibodiesD.All of the Above

Which of the following stimulates Erythropoiesis?

A. HypoxiaB. ExerciseC. Hemolytic DiseasesD. All of the above

Which organ initiates Erythropoiesis?

A.LiverB.PancreasC.KidneyD.Spleen

During coaggulation, what functions do the clotting factors carry out?

A. Vascular SpasmsB. Initiate Prothrombin ActivatorC. Catalytic conversion of FibrinD. Signal LeukocytesE. All of the Above

What protein signals the conversion of Fibrinogen to Fibrin?

A. PromthrombinaseB. ProthrombinC. FibrinogenD. Thrombin

Which process correlates to the Coaggulation Process correctly?

A. Vascular Spasm Platelet Plug Clotting Factors RBC/WBC Recruitment

B. Platelet Plug Formation Clotting Factors Vascular Spasm Fibrin Development RBC/WBC Recruitment

C. Platelet Plug Vascular Spasm Clotting Factors Fibrin Development

D. None of the Above