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Long Quiz Blood, CT, Skele Flashcards

1
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Plasma without FIBRINOGEN content

A

Serum

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2
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3 main groups of blood protein

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Coagulation protein
Albumin
Globulin/immunoglobulin

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3
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untrue cells, no nuclues

A

RBC

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4
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Life span of RBC

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120 days

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5
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Normal blood value of Hgb and platelets and WBC

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Hgb: 12-15/100mL

WBC: 5,000-10,000

Platelet: 200 - 400 thousand

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6
Q 
Normochromic
Hyperchromic
Hypochromic
Anisocytosis
Poikilocytosis
A 
Normal
Increased Hgb
Decreased Hgb
Variation in size
Variation in shape
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7
Q

Hypotonic solution causes

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Bursting/ Hemolysis of RBC

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8
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Hypertonic cause RBCs

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Have a crenated appearance/shrink

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9
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Reticulocytes finally mature into erythrocytes within

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24-48 hrs of release

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10
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Most common Leukocyte

A

Neutrophils

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11
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Least common leukocyte

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Basophil

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12
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Polymorphonucleated cells

2 or more nuclear lobes

A

Neutrophils

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13
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Drumstick Chromosome D

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Representes barr body or quiescent x chromosome

Present in neutrophils

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14
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Enter tissues in association with mucosal inflammation/ allergic response

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Eosinophils

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15
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Bilobed nucleus

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Can either be basophils vs eosinophils

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16
Q

T/F

Granules of basophils are larger and more in number than eosinophils

A

False

Granules are larger BUT smaller in number than eosinophils

17
Q

Smallest WBC

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Lymphocyte

18
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2nd most common

A

Lymphocyte

19
Q

Critical role in ALL immunologic defense mech

A

Lymphocyte

20
Q

Memory cells

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T Lymphocytes

21
Q

Arise from bone marrow to thymus where they proliferate

A

TL

22
Q

Does not migrate to thymus

A

B L

23
Q

Produce immunoglobulin

A

B lymphocyte

24
Q

Horseshoe apperance

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Seen in monocytes

Seen during band stage of granulopoiesis

25
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Forst recognizable cell in granulopoiesis

A

Myeloblast

26
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Stage in granulopoiesis where granules appear

A

Promyelocyte

27
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Last maturation state of WBC production

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Metamyelocyte

(Myeloblast —> Promyelocyte —> Myelocyte —-> Metamyelocyte$

28
Q

Nucleus assumes horshoe configuration

A

Band/Stab Stage

29
Q

3 stages of platelet production

A

Megarkaryoblast —> Promegakaryocyte —> Megakaryocyte

30
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Responsible for platelet formation

A

Megakaryocyte

31
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Cells undergoing nuclear replication w/o cytokinesis/endomitosis

A

Polyploid cells

32
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Large, irregular, multilobular nucleus

A

Megarkaryocyte

Neutrophils-ploymorphonucleated

33
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How are platelets formed

A

Devt of demarcation membranes in the cytoplasm of mature megakaryocyte

——> shedding of cytoplasm

——> platelets

34
Q

Granular RBC that resembles the mast cell

A

Basophil

35
Q

Presence of ovalocytes and teardrop form of RBC is

A

Poikilocytosis

36
Q

In adults, which organ is main source of blood cell elements

A

Bone marrow

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