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Cardiovascular Blood QuizVersión en línea Blood and cardiovascular basics. por florgelaine 1 What does Blood do? Choose one or more answers a Preventing blood loss and infection b helps carry pathogens in the blood c Transport Nutrients, O2 and C02, waste, and hormones. d Regulates Temp, and Ph fluid volume 2 What cell carries oxygen in the blood? a Platelets b Leukocytes c Plasma d Hemoglobin 3 Which component forms clots to stop bleeding? a Platelets b Plasma c White blood cells d Red blood cells 4 Which kind of tissue is blood? a Epithelial tissue b Connective Tissue (areolar) c Muscular Tissue d Nervous Tissue 5 What is the fluid part of blood called? a Serum b Buffy coat c Plasma d RBC 6 Which of these are true in regards to characteristics of blood? Choose one or more answers a Has a PH of 7.34-7.45 b 3x more viscous than water c Bright red when deoxygenated d Dark red when oxygen is poor e 5-6 L Male and 4-5 L for female 7 Which part of Blood components is most dense? a Erythrocytes (contains Hematocrit) b Plasma c Buffy coat (contains leukocytes and platelets) d Basophil 8 Which fraction of the blood component consist of extracellular protein? a Erythrocytes b Buffy coat c Plasma 9 Which blood type is the universal donor for red cells? a A positive b O negative c B positive d AB negative 10 Which way does hydrostatic and osmotic pressure moves towards a Pushes outwards, and inwards into the cell b Pushes inwards, and out the cell c Pushes side ways and out the cell 11 What 2 proteins are most abundant in Plasma? Choose one or more answers a Albumin b Erythrocytes c Glubulins d platelets 12 What is the liquid component of blood? a White blood cells b Plasma c Platelets d Red blood cells 13 Which blood cells fight infection? a Plasma b White blood cells c Platelets d Red blood cells 14 What determines blood type? a Hemoglobin b Antigens on red blood cells c Antibodies in plasma d Rh factor 15 Which component is mainly involved in clotting? a Platelets b Plasma proteins c Plasma d Red blood cells 16 What protein carries oxygen in blood? a Plasma b Hemoglobin c Albumin d Myoglobin 17 Which blood type is the universal donor? a O positive b A negative c AB negative d O negative 18 The condition of low red blood cell count is called? a Thrombocytopenia b Anemia c Polycythemia d Leukemia 19 What happens if human body does not produce enough Albumin? Choose one or more answers a May cause internal bleeding b Body cannot maintain osmotic pressure c Body cannot transport molecules around the blood d Prevent blood from clotting 20 What is hemostasis? a Stopping bleeding after injury b Oxygen transport c Nutrient delivery d Immune response 21 Which test detects blood type compatibility before transfusion? a Complete blood count b Crossmatch c Electrocardiogram d PCR 22 If Fibrinogen are insoluble in water, how come they are soluble in blood? a Does not dissolve in blood at all b It can dissolve in salt water c It Is half soluble 23 What is the lifespan of Erythrocytes? a 300 days b 120 days c 150 days 24 Which components of blood Lack Nucleus and organelles? a Basophil b Leukocytes c Erythrocytes 25 Approximately how many hemoglobin does each erythrocytes contain? a 250 millions hb per erythrocytes b 100 million hb per erythrocytes c 300 million hb per erythrocytes 26 Which of the blood component consists of complete cells includes nucleus and organelles? a Leukocytes b Erythrocytes c platelets 27 What is the characteristics of Neutrophils? Choose one or more answers a Multi lobed nucleus b No nucleus c “Bacteria slayer” Phagocytosis d Blue and red granules 28 What is the Acronym for Most dense to least? a MELNB b EMLNB c NLMEB d BEMLN 29 What is the characteristic of Eosinophil? Choose one or more answers a Targets worms b Bilobed nucleus with red granules c Eats bacteria d 2-4% of WBC 30 What is the characteristics of Basophils? Choose one or more answers a Phagocytosis b multilobed nucleus c Bilobed nucleus with purple-black granules d histamine producers - vasodilation 31 What are the list of granulocytes? (Contains obvious membrane bound cytoplasmic granules) a Neutrophils, Basophils Eosinophils, lymphocytes b Lymphocytes and Monocytes c Neutrophils, Basophils Eosinophils 32 What is the characteristic of Lymphocytes? Choose one or more answers a Small and large nucleus b 25% of WBC c No granules d Granules present e Consist of B and T lymphocytes 33 Which of these are the 2 Agranulocytes? (Contains NO obvious membrane bound cytoplasmic granules) Choose one or more answers a Monocytes b Eosinophil c Lymphocytes d Basophil 34 What are the characteristics of Monocytes Choose one or more answers a 3-8% of WBC b Consist of granules c Largest and has a kidney shaped nucleus d Participate in phagocytosis 35 Characteristic of Thrombocytes (platelets)? Choose one or more answers a Consist of multiple nucleus b Found in Buffy coat c Anucleated, colourless, small d found In RBC 36 What is the function of intrinsic factor? Choose one or more answers a Produces in the stomach b produces B12 c Absorption of Vitamin B12 in the intestines d found in the liver 37 What is the life cycle of RBC (erythropoiesis) a pro-erythroblast, Hemocytoblast, basophilic erythroblast, orthocromatic erythroblast, polychromatic erythroblast, b Hemocytoblast, basophilic erythroblast, orthocromatic erythroblast, polychromatic erythroblast, pro-erythroblast, c Hemocytoblast, pro-erythroblast, basophilic erythroblast, polychromatic erythroblast, orthocromatic erythroblast

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por florgelaine

What does Blood do?

What cell carries oxygen in the blood?

Which component forms clots to stop bleeding?

Which kind of tissue is blood?

What is the fluid part of blood called?

Which of these are true in regards to characteristics of blood?

Which part of Blood components is most dense?

Which fraction of the blood component consist of extracellular protein?

Which blood type is the universal donor for red cells?

Which way does hydrostatic and osmotic pressure moves towards

What 2 proteins are most abundant in Plasma?

What is the liquid component of blood?

Which blood cells fight infection?

What determines blood type?

Which component is mainly involved in clotting?

What protein carries oxygen in blood?

Which blood type is the universal donor?

The condition of low red blood cell count is called?

What happens if human body does not produce enough Albumin?

What is hemostasis?

Which test detects blood type compatibility before transfusion?

If Fibrinogen are insoluble in water, how come they are soluble in blood?

What is the lifespan of Erythrocytes?

Which components of blood Lack Nucleus and organelles?

Approximately how many hemoglobin does each erythrocytes contain?

Which of the blood component consists of complete cells includes nucleus and organelles?

What is the characteristics of Neutrophils?

What is the Acronym for Most dense to least?

What is the characteristic of Eosinophil?

What is the characteristics of Basophils?

What are the list of granulocytes? (Contains obvious membrane bound cytoplasmic granules)

What is the characteristic of Lymphocytes?

Which of these are the 2 Agranulocytes? (Contains NO obvious membrane bound cytoplasmic granules)

What are the characteristics of Monocytes

Characteristic of Thrombocytes (platelets)?

What is the function of intrinsic factor?

What is the life cycle of RBC (erythropoiesis)