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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The movement of WBC through the capillary wall is technically termed

A

Diapedesis

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2
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Unlike monocytes, lymphocytes that enter the tissue from the blood can be returned to the blood via the lymphatic system

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True

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3
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Which of the following is not associated with the waving off effect of inflammation

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Decreased capillary permeability

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4
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An elevated white blood cell count due to cancerous mutations of WBC’s Is technically termed leucocytosis

A

False!

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5
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Which of the following is not usually associated with producing leucopenia?

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EPO

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6
Q

Which of the following signs of inflammation is directly related to increased WBC numbers?

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Pus

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7
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The chemicals associated with chemotaxis are produced by WBC’s as they move towards the infection

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False

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8
Q

Which of the following Is not a complication associated with leukemia?

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Thrombosis

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9
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The antigens responsible for the human blood types are located

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On the rbc’s

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10
Q

The blood type that possesses no antibodies is

A

Type ab

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11
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A person withRh+ or Rh- blood, but can only be given rh- blood one time

A

False

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12
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The blood type that is know as the universal donor

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Type 0

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13
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The blood type that possesses no antigens is

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Type 0

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14
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A person with rh+ blood possesses the Rh

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Antigen

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15
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A person with rh- blood can receive Rh+ blood, but only once

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True

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16
Q

Erythroblastosis fetalis is a possibility when the

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Father is Rh+ and the mother is rh-

17
Q

Thromboplastin is a component of the

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Extrinsic pathway

18
Q

The primary ion involved in the clotting reaction is

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Calcium

19
Q

The common point of union between the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways Is the production of

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Prothrombin activator

20
Q

The organ associated with the production of clotting factors is the

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Liver

21
Q

Prothrombin activator is responsible for the

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Conversion of prothrombin to thrombin

22
Q

The final product in the clotting reaction is

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Fibrin

23
Q

The release of phospholipids is characteristic of the

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Intrinsic pathway

24
Q

Blood banking is made possible by adding agents to the blood that

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Bind with ions

25
Q

Hep-rain acts as an anticoagulant by

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Enhancing the action of anti thrombin 3

26
Q

An increase in intravascular clotting can be the result of an increase in platelet numbers that is technically termed thrombocytopenia

A

False

27
Q

Coumarin act as anticoagulants by

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Inhibiting the production of clotting factors

28
Q

Which of the following does not inhibit clotting by influencing Tre action of thrombin

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Glycocalyx

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