Exam 13: The Blood

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -site of blood cell formation

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Agglutination of RBCs is the result of a transfusion reaction caused by ____ blood.

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Question 4

The Rh blood group consists of those individuals with the ____ antigen, the first identified and studied.

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Question 5

An excessive amount of red blood cells can cause ____.

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Question 6

The serious decrease in the number of thrombocytes or blood platelets is a condition known as ____.

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Question 7

A cholesterol-containing mass that adheres to the smooth walls of blood vessels is called a(n) ____.

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Question 8

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -forms threads of the blood clot

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Question 9

An example of an agranular leukocyte is a(n) ____.

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Question 10

Prothrombin activator, with the assistance of ____ ions, converts prothrombin to thrombin.

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Question 11

After ____ leave the blood and enter tissues, they increase in size and are called macrophages.

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Question 12

Hemoglobin has five iron atoms that combine with oxygen gas in the lungs.

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Question 13

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -red blood cells

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Question 14

Blood plasma without clotting factors is called ____.

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Question 15

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -undifferentiated mesenchymal cells

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Question 16

Thrombin forms the threads of a blood clot, which enmesh the blood cells and platelets seeping from the wound.

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Question 17

Heparin, histamine, and serotonin are secreted by ____.

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Question 18

Antibodies are produced by ____.

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Question 19

Blood poisoning is also known as ____.

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Question 20

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -site of blood cell formation

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -dissolution of a blood clot

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -blood cell formation

Agglutination of RBCs is the result of a transfusion reaction caused by ____ blood.

The Rh blood group consists of those individuals with the ____ antigen, the first identified and studied.

An excessive amount of red blood cells can cause ____.

The serious decrease in the number of thrombocytes or blood platelets is a condition known as ____.

A cholesterol-containing mass that adheres to the smooth walls of blood vessels is called a(n) ____.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -forms threads of the blood clot

An example of an agranular leukocyte is a(n) ____.

Prothrombin activator, with the assistance of ____ ions, converts prothrombin to thrombin.

After ____ leave the blood and enter tissues, they increase in size and are called macrophages.

Hemoglobin has five iron atoms that combine with oxygen gas in the lungs.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -red blood cells

Blood plasma without clotting factors is called ____.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -undifferentiated mesenchymal cells

Thrombin forms the threads of a blood clot, which enmesh the blood cells and platelets seeping from the wound.

Heparin, histamine, and serotonin are secreted by ____.

Antibodies are produced by ____.

Blood poisoning is also known as ____.

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Exam 13: The Blood

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​site of blood cell formation

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​dissolution of a blood clot

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​blood cell formation

Agglutination of RBCs is the result of a transfusion reaction caused by ____ blood.​

The Rh blood group consists of those individuals with the ____ antigen, the first identified and studied.​

​An excessive amount of red blood cells can cause ____.

​The serious decrease in the number of thrombocytes or blood platelets is a condition known as ____.

​A cholesterol-containing mass that adheres to the smooth walls of blood vessels is called a(n) ____.

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​forms threads of the blood clot

​An example of an agranular leukocyte is a(n) ____.

Prothrombin activator, with the assistance of ____ ions, converts prothrombin to thrombin.​

​After ____ leave the blood and enter tissues, they increase in size and are called macrophages.

Hemoglobin has five iron atoms that combine with oxygen gas in the lungs.​

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​red blood cells

Blood plasma without clotting factors is called ____.​

Matching ​Match the description with the corresponding term. a.​erythrocytes b.​leukocytes c.​hematopoiesis d.​agglutination e.​syneresis f.​red bone marrow g.​fibrinolysis h.​stem cells i.​phagocytosis j.fibrin -​undifferentiated mesenchymal cells

Thrombin forms the threads of a blood clot, which enmesh the blood cells and platelets seeping from the wound.​

​Heparin, histamine, and serotonin are secreted by ____.

Antibodies are produced by ____.​

​Blood poisoning is also known as ____.

The Human Body

The Chemistry of Life

Cell Structure

Cellular Metabolism and Reproduction: Mitosis and Meiosis

Tissues

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Articular System

The Muscular System

The Nervous System: Introduction, Spinal Cord, and Spinal Nerves

The Nervous System: the Brain, Cranial Nerves, Autonomic Nervous System, and the Special Senses

The Endocrine System

The Cardiovascular System

The Lymphatic System

Nutrition and the Digestive System

The Respiratory System

The Urinary System

The Reproductive System

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Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -site of blood cell formation

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -dissolution of a blood clot

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -blood cell formation

Agglutination of RBCs is the result of a transfusion reaction caused by ____ blood.

The Rh blood group consists of those individuals with the ____ antigen, the first identified and studied.

An excessive amount of red blood cells can cause ____.

The serious decrease in the number of thrombocytes or blood platelets is a condition known as ____.

A cholesterol-containing mass that adheres to the smooth walls of blood vessels is called a(n) ____.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -forms threads of the blood clot

An example of an agranular leukocyte is a(n) ____.

Prothrombin activator, with the assistance of ____ ions, converts prothrombin to thrombin.

After ____ leave the blood and enter tissues, they increase in size and are called macrophages.

Hemoglobin has five iron atoms that combine with oxygen gas in the lungs.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -red blood cells

Blood plasma without clotting factors is called ____.

Matching Match the description with the corresponding term. a.erythrocytes b.leukocytes c.hematopoiesis d.agglutination e.syneresis f.red bone marrow g.fibrinolysis h.stem cells i.phagocytosis j.fibrin -undifferentiated mesenchymal cells

Thrombin forms the threads of a blood clot, which enmesh the blood cells and platelets seeping from the wound.

Heparin, histamine, and serotonin are secreted by ____.

Antibodies are produced by ____.

Blood poisoning is also known as ____.