Froggy Jumps: Blood (biology - anatomy


Froggy Jumps BloodVersion en ligne Blood par Dr. David Myers 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

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

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