Blood/Hematology Flashcards

1
Q
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ circulates within the
microscopic spaces between tissue cells.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ creates the cells’ internal
environment which must be kept within
normal physiological limits.
A

Interstitial fluid

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2
Q

________&__________exchange materials via osmosis, diffusion,
filtration, & reabsorption in order to maintain the body’s homeostasis

A

Blood & interstitial fluid

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3
Q

Functions of the Blood
●Transportation –
●Regulation –
●Protection –

A

oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, waste products,
& hormones.

pH, body temperature, water content of cells.

against blood loss, against foreign microbes & toxins.

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4
Q

There are 2 parts of blood, ________
aka plasma, straw-colored fluid that remains
after the formed elements are removed.
And, __________ are cells & cell
fragments of which 99% are red blood cells

Of the total volume of blood 45% is________ & 55% is ___________

A

blood plasma,

formed elements

red blood cells

blood plasma

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5
Q

White blood cells & platelets represent
<1% of total volume of blood.
They form a very thin layer, the _________, between the packed red blood
cells & blood plasma.

A

buffy coat

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6
Q

: are red blood cells /
erythrocytes, white blood cells /
leukocytes, & platelets

A

Formed elements

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7
Q
Blood plasma is\_\_\_\_\_water &amp; \_\_\_\_\_\_
solutes.
Of the solutes, they include proteins,
nutrients, vitamins, hormones,
respiratory gases, electrolytes, &amp;
waste products
A

91½%

8½%

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8
Q

The process of producing formed elements
is called ________. After birth this
process only takes place in red bone
marrow

A

hemopoiesis

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9
Q

Red bone marrow is found in the _________
(ends) of long bones such as the humerus,
& femur; flat bones such as the sternum,
ribs, & cranial bones; vertebrae; & pelvis.
Within the red bone marrow are
hemopoietic _______

A

epiphysis

stem cells

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10
Q

________ is a substance in RBCs consisting of the protein globin &
the iron-containing red pigment heme.

A

Hemoglobin

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11
Q

The function of the hemoglobin in RBCs is to transport __________

A

oxygen &

carbon dioxide.

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12
Q
Functionality of RBC Shape
●high\_\_\_\_\_TO\_\_\_\_ratio
●discs stack like plates
●discs bend &amp; flex entering
small capillaries
A

surface to volume

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13
Q

RBCs are formed in a process called

A

erythropoiesis.

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14
Q

The RBC process is stimulated by the
hormone______which is
primarily produced by the kidneys & in
small amounts by the liver

A

erythropoietin (EPO)

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15
Q

RBCs lack __________ therefore no damage repair,

so RBCs live ~120 days because of wear & tear

A

nuclei, mitochondria, &

ribosomes,

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16
Q

Worn-out & aged RBCs are destroyed by ______ in the liver &
spleen;__________ is recycled.

A

phagocytosis

hemoglobin

17
Q

Types of Anemia
●________ – excessive loss of RBC
from bleeding.

A

hemorrhagic

18
Q

Types of Anemia
●_______ – MOST PREVALENT
type in the world; small pale RBCs.

A

iron deficiency

19
Q
Types of Anemia
\_\_\_\_\_\_ – inherited genetic defect
resulting in abnormal Beta chainhemoglobin
which is crescentshaped.
•Hemolytic anemia is a trait of
A

sickle cell

20
Q

___have a nucleus & other organelles but lack hemoglobin.

A

WBCs

21
Q
●\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_s
•neutrophils
•eosinophils
•basophils
●\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
•lymphocytes
•monocytes
A

Granular/Granulocyte

Agranular/Agranulocytes

22
Q

________
cytoplasm stains pale blue; nucleus stains deep blue-purple
large round nucleus

A

Lymphocytes

23
Q

_____________
cytoplasm stains pale gray-blue; nucleus stains deep blue-purple
large kidney-shaped nucleus
slightly lobed

A

•Monocytes

24
Q
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
poorly absorb stains:
granules
– pale purple,
cytoplasm
– pale pink,
nucleus
– deep blue
-purple
S
-shaped or C
-shaped nucleus
3
-6 lobes
A

•Neutrophils

25
Q
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
stain red, reddish
-orange
with acid dye like eosin
2 connected lobed nucleus
A

•Eosinophils

26
Q
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
stain blue
-purple with basic dye
U
-shaped or S
-shaped nucleus
2
-5 lobes
A

Basophils

27
Q

WBCs are formed in a process called _________. The process is
stimulated by _____________

A

leukopoiesis

colony-stimulating factors (CSFs) & interleukins (IL).

28
Q

White Blood Cell Functions
●to defend against ______
●to remove __________
●to attack __________

A

pathogens

toxins & wastes

abnormal cells

29
Q

_____________fight inflammation & infection via

phagocytosis.

A

Neutrophils & Monocytes

30
Q

_________ fight inflammation in allergic reaction, fight parasitic worms,
& phagocytize.

A

Eosinophils

31
Q

_________ fight inflammation in allergic reactions.

A

Basophils

32
Q

______________are T-cells (attack fungi, transplanted cells, & cancer cells),
B-cells (destroy bacteria), & natural killer cells (attack certain spontaneously
arising tumor cells).

A

Lymphocytes

33
Q

Platelets form in a process influenced by
the hormone __________
Platelets live 5-9 days.
____________ in
the spleen & liver remove old & dead
platelets

A

thrombopoietin.

Macrophages

34
Q
= stoppage of bleeding;
consists of three phases:
●\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ lasts 30 minutes.
●\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_begins
within 15 seconds after injury.
●\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_begins
30+ seconds after injury.
A

Hemostasis

Vascular spasm

Platelet plug formation

Blood clotting/Coagulation

35
Q

_________ is needed by the liver for the synthesis of 4 clotting factors.

A

●Vitamin K

36
Q

____________= the consolidation or tightening of the fibrin clot to
pull the edges of the damaged vessel closer together.

A

Clot retraction

37
Q

__________ = the dissolving of a clot. During blood clot formation, a
proenzyme is incorporated into the clot which upon activation forms
into fibrinolysin that can dissolve the fibrin strands.

A

●Fibrinolysis