Imprimer Froggy Jumps: Blood (biology - anatomy

1. Oxygen-carrying blood cell

A

thrombocyte

B

granulocyte

C

erythrocyte

2. granulocytic, phagocytic, and motile blood cell

A

neutrophil

B

lymphocyte

C

eosinophil

3. monocytes & lymphocytes

A

contain hemoglobin

B

are hemostatic

C

agranular leukocytes

4. reticulocyte

A

immature RBC

B

platelet

C

granulocyte

5. rapid breakdown of these causes jaundice:

A

RBCs

B

WBCs

C

platelets

6. Causes granulocytopenia:

A

myelosuppression

B

hemolysis

C

phagocytosis

7. thrombocytopenia

A

too many platelets

B

deficiency of platelets

C

too many RBCs

8. accompanies an infection:

A

leukocytosis

B

anemia

C

jaundice

9. Heme contains

A

iron

B

erythropoietin

C

albumin

10. erythropoietin

A

secreted by bone marrow

B

released due to hypoxia

C

suppresses RBC production

11. prothrombin & fibrinogen

A

clotting factors

B

anticoagulants

C

thrombolytic agents

12. NOT associated with hemostasis

A

coagulation

B

phagocytosis

C

vascular spasm

13. hemolysis causes ______

A

acidosis

B

hyperbillirubinemia

C

leukocytosis

14. an antithrombin agent would______

A

prevent coagulation

B

fight infection

C

stimulate hemoglobin synthesis

15. TPA (tissue plasminogen activator)

A

prevents coagulation

B

causes thrombocytopenia

C

dissolves blood clots

16. which is vitamin K dependent?

A

erythropoietin

B

heparin

C

prothrombin

17. intrinsic factor

A

needed for Vit B12 absorption

B

is a clotting factor

C

stimulates RBC production

18. associated with a blood clot:

A

agglutination

B

hemophilia

C

fibrin strands

19. anemia associated with myelosuppression

A

hemolytic anemia

B

aplastic anemia

C

hemorrhagic anemia

20. Bilirubin is a breakdown product of:

A

RBCs

B

neutrophils

C

platelets

21. leukocytosis & leukopenia

A

increased WBCs only

B

abnormal WBC numbers

C

decreased WBCs only

22. decreased erythrocytes

A

anemia

B

polycythemia

C

granulocytopenia

23. neutrophils are:

A

an oxygen carrier

B

a phagocyte

C

a blood clotter

24. normal blood pH

A

7.00 to 7.35

B

7.45 to 7.80

C

7.35 to 7.45

25. caused by a deficiency of iron:

A

anemia

B

jaundice

C

leukopenia

26. Universal donor:

A

A and B

B

AB

C

O

27. breakdown product of heme:

A

bilirubin

B

plasmin

C

thrombin

28. A person with type O can receive:

A

type O

B

type AB

C

type A or B

29. related to biconcave disc, hemoglobin, EPO

A

RBC

B

WBC

C

Platelet

30. related to WBC

A

phagocytosis

B

oxygen transport

C

blood clotting

31. universal recipient?

A

Type A or B

B

Type O

C

Type AB

32. Oxygen binds to:

A

iron molecule of heme

B

plasma membrane of RBC

C

globin molecule

33. at the end of 120 days the RBC ____

A

is converted to fibrin

B

receives an award

C

is removed and broken down

34. Plasma

A

gives blood the red color

B

oxygen carrying part of blood

C

fluid part of blood

35. cause of erythroblastosis:

A

Rh+ baby and a Rh- mom

B

RH+ baby and a Rh+ mom

C

Rh+ baby and a Rh+ Amazon delivery guy

36. characteristic of hemophilia:

A

infection

B

high fever

C

bleeding

37. causes hemophilia

A

diet

B

genetics

C

smoking

38. hematocrit measures

A

phagocytic activity

B

% of RBCs in the blood

C

amount of albumin in blood

39. prothrombin time measures

A

oxygen in blood

B

clotting activity of blood

C

pH of blood

40. both WBCs and RBCs

A

contain hemoglobin

B

are produced in bone marrow

C

produce antibodies

41. NOT true regarding blood

A

water is more viscous than blood

B

pH of blood is 7.35 to 7.45

C

average man has 4 to 6 L of blood

42. secretes histamine and heparin

A

basophils

B

eosinophils

C

lymphocytes

43. neutrophils, basophils, eosinophils

A

all granulocytes

B

all phagocytic

C

all produce antibodies

44. erythroblastosis is a problem of

A

too much hemoglobin

B

lack of intrinsic factor

C

Rh incompatability

45. leukocytes

A

transport oxygen

B

fight infection

C

form platelet plug

46. elevated in allergies and parasitic infections

A

basophils

B

lymphocytes

C

eosinophils

47. vascular spasm, platelet plug, coagulation

A

stasis-smasis

B

homeostasis

C

hemostasis

48. role of hemoglobin

A

transport oxygen

B

fight infection

C

catalyze fibrinogen to fibrin

49. leukopenia, granulocytopenia, neutropenia

A

too many WBCs

B

too few WBCs

C

too much erythropoietin

50. albumin

A

RBC, oxygen transport

B

water balance, plasma protein

C

CO2 transport, immune system

51. liquid part of the blood

A

plasma

B

formed elements

C

lymph

52. bacteria eating WBCs

A

basophil

B

neutrophil

C

eosinophil

53. fragments for clotting

A

platelets

B

RBCs

C

WBCs

54. exchange vessels

A

capillaries

B

arteries

C

veins

55. oxygen carrying blood cell

A

WBCs

B

RBCs

C

platelets

56. small veins

A

venules

B

arterioles

C

capillaries