Blood

Question 1

Cells of blood

Answer 1

Ertyhrocytes, Leukocytes, Platelets, hemoconia, Chylomicrons

Question 2

Difference between plasma and serum

Answer 2

plasma clots, serum lacks firbringoen

Question 3

diameter of RBC

Answer 3

7.7 micron

Question 4

3 cytoskeleton elements of RBC

Answer 4

spectrin, ankyrin, actin

Question 5

stack of red blood cells

Answer 5

rouleaux

Question 6

diameter platelet

Answer 6

1/2 RBC - 2-4 microns

Question 7

Granulocytic leukocytes

Answer 7

neutrophils, Eosinophils, Basophils

Question 8

Agranulocytic leukocytes

Answer 8

lymphocytes, monocytes

Question 9

all leukocytes contain these granules of lyzomes

Answer 9

azurophilic

Question 10

multi lobe leukocyte

Answer 10

neutrophil

Question 11

first line of cellular defense

Answer 11

neutrophil

Question 12

bi-lobed nucleus

Answer 12

eosinophils

Question 13

eosinohils use arginine to combat these

Answer 13

parasites/protazoas

Question 14

eosinophil locations

Answer 14

ct of digestive and resp. tract

Question 15

known for parasitic destruction these cells also migrate to sites of allergic reactions

Answer 15

eosinophils

Question 16

basophilic granules contain contain these important cells

Answer 16

histamine, heparin, peroxidase, chemotactic factors

Question 17

basophils increase in these situations

Answer 17

leukemiz, chickenpox, sinus inflammation

Question 18

basophil have Fc fragment for this Ig

Answer 18

IgE

Question 19

3 classes of lymphocytes

Answer 19

B, T and Null (NK)

Question 20

B-lymphocytes fate (2)

Answer 20

plasma and memory

Question 21

majority of lymphocytes are of this type

Answer 21

T-lymphocytes

Question 22

3 subsets of T cells

Answer 22

Cytoxic T cells, T helper cells, T suppressor cells

Question 23

kidney bean nucleus cell

Answer 23

monocyte

Question 24

monocytes become these cells in the ct

Answer 24

macrophages

Question 25

find these cells in blood after fatty meal

Answer 25

chylomicrons

Question 26

blood debris

Answer 26

hemoconia

Question 27

granulocytes in lymph is significant for what?

Answer 27

pathological problem

Question 28

Tissue produces most blood cell types, location

Answer 28

Myeloid, medullary cavity of bones

Question 29

Tissue responsible for immune defenses of body, location

Answer 29

Lymphatic, thymus, lumph nodes, spleed, lymph nodules

Question 30

hematiopoetic tissue is derived from this

Answer 30

mesenchyme

Question 31

first hemopoiesis takes place here

Answer 31

yolk sac

Question 32

major blood formation in fetus

Answer 32

liver

Question 33

location of red marrow

Answer 33

skull, ribs, sternum, vertebral bodies, cancellous bone, long/short bones, iliac crest

Question 34

component of myeloid tissue

Answer 34

stroma, sinusoid, blood cells

Question 35

Holes in these structures allow cells to move from stroma to capillaries

Answer 35

sinusoids

Question 36

regulating factor that limits blood cells to a certain fate

Answer 36

poietins (erythropoietin)

Question 37

EPO is produced here

Answer 37

kidney, liver

Question 38

stage at which nucleus is pushed out of RBC

Answer 38

Orthochromatiophilici erythroblast --> reticulocyte

Question 39

Myeloblasts become larger with more granulocytes and are called these cells

Answer 39

pro-myelocyte

Question 40

first cell in granulocyte progression that is not mitotic

Answer 40

metamyelocyte

Question 41

granule cells with dented nucleus

Answer 41

metamyelocyte

Question 42

granular series cell that does not contain granules

Answer 42

blast

Question 43

platelets are formed from these cells

Answer 43

Megakaryocytes

Question 44

Normal value for RBC

Answer 44

M - 4.3-5.7 trillion/L F - 3.9 -5 trillion/L

Question 45

Normal range for WBC

Answer 45

3.5-10.5 billion/Liter

Question 46

Normal range for eosiniophils

Answer 46

0-7% of PMNs

Question 47

Approximately how long does granulopoesis take?

Answer 47

14 days

Question 48

Normal range for platelets

Answer 48

120-450 billion/L

Question 49

What cells are contained in the bone marrow stroma

Answer 49

Macrophages, fibroblasts, fat storing cells, osteogenic factors, endeothelial

Question 50

Hypoxia results in the release of what poietin?

Answer 50

EPO