Exam 2

Question 1

Clumping of particles in a blood sample

Answer 1

Agglutination

Question 2

Red blood cells, carry oxygen around the body on hemoglobin

Answer 2

Erythrocyte

Question 3

White blood cells, play a role in the immune system

Answer 3

Leukocyte

Question 4

Cells containing cytoplasmic granules that are visible when strained

Answer 4

Granulocyte

Question 5

Make up 60-70% of total leukocytes in the blood, active in ingesting and destroying bactera

Answer 5

Neutrophil

Question 6

Play a role in the immune response to infection with parasitic worms and the allergic response

Answer 6

Eosinophil

Question 7

Primariy involved in the allergic response have bilobed nuclei

Answer 7

Basophil

Question 8

Exit the blood to mature into macrophages; largest number of the leukocytes

Answer 8

Monocyte

Question 9

Small cellular fragments, lack most organelles, involved in blood clotting

Answer 9

Platelets

Question 10

Specific glycoproteins present in the blood

Answer 10

Antigen

Question 11

Proteins produced by B lymphocytes

Answer 11

Antibody

Question 12

Someone with O- blood, can donate to anyone

Answer 12

Universal donor

Question 13

Someone with AB+ blood, can receive any blood type

Answer 13

Universal recepient

Question 14

Spherical nuclei that is part of the immune response

Answer 14

Lymphocyte

Question 15

The infusion of a recepient with a donor’s blood cells

Answer 15

Blood Transfusion

Question 16

The agglutinated erythrocytes destroyed by the immune system; a type of transfusion reaction

Answer 16

Hemolysis

Question 17

Immunity we’re born with; does not require exposure to a stimulus

Answer 17

Innate Immunity

Question 18

Swollen and sensitive to pain

Answer 18

Inflammation

Question 19

Raised body temperature

Answer 19

Fever

Question 20

Immunity that develops after exposure to a foreign agent

Answer 20

Adaptive Immunity

Question 21

A response brought by B lymphocytes and proteins they produce

Answer 21

Humoral immunity

Question 22

Immunity mediated by cells

Answer 22

Cell-mediated immunity

Question 23

When air is brought into the lungs

Answer 23

Inspiration

Question 24

When is air is expelled from the lungs

Answer 24

Expiration

Question 25

As the lungs volume increases, the pressure within the alveoli decreases

Answer 25

Intrapulmonary pressure

Question 26

The pressure of the air outside the body

Answer 26

Atmospheric pressure

Question 27

The amount of air exchanged with each normal breath

Answer 27

Tidal volume

Question 28

The air that may be inspired after a total inspiration

Answer 28

Inspiratory reserve volume

Question 29

The air that may be expired after a total expiration

Answer 29

Expiratory reserve volume

Question 30

The sum of the tidal volume and the inspiratory reserve volume; amount of air a person maximally inspires after a tidal expiration

Answer 30

Inspiratory capacity

Question 31

The amount of air normally left in the lungs after a tidal expiration

Answer 31

Functional residual capacity

Question 32

The total amount of exchangeable air that moves in and out of the lungs

Answer 32

Vital Capacity

Question 33

The total amount of exchangeable and nonexchangeable air in the lungs

Answer 33

Total lung capacity