Going over exam 1 material for hematology

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Froggy Jumps Going over exam 1 material for hematologyVersión en línea Hematopoiesis, RBCs, cell maturation, etc por Meaghan 1 What is the correct term for “Make blood” a Hematopoiesis b Erythropoiesis c thrombopoiesis 2 Hematopoiesis in the fetus starts with with the (BLANK) and then is followed by the liver, spleen, and aorta-gonads-mesonephros a bone marrow b bone cavities c yolk sac 3 Hematopoiesis in infancy and adulthood primarily happens in everything, except a Bone marrow b liver and spleen c bone cavities (Long and flat bones) 4 In adults and infants hematopoietic stem cells are found where in bones a stroma b Trabeculae c Growth plates 5 Where is the vascular compartment in bones a trabeculae b stroma c neck 6 Where is the erythroblastic island in bones located a trabeculae b stroma c Epiphyses 7 What is NOT a function of the cortex in Hematopoiesis a compartment where lymphocytes mature b dendritic cells and macrophages provides signaling c removes old red blood cells 8 What is NOT a function of the lymphatic system cortex a maturation for B-cells b removes foreign particles c lymphocytes are exposed to antigens 9 what is responsible for the immune response and culling/pitting of cells a Thymus b germinal center c kidneys 10 As a cell matures its side increases a false b true c 11 As a cell matures its cytoplasm becomes less Basophilic (less intense in color) a false b true c 12 When a cell is maturing the relative amount of cytoplasm decreases a False b True c 13 As a cell matures nucleoli appear a False b True c 14 As a cell matures its nucleus decreases in size a False b True c 15 Erythropoiesis is where (BLANK) matures in the bone marrow a White blood cells b platelets c red blood cells 16 Maturation of red blood cells takes about a 5 days b 2 days c 1 week 17 Red blood cells live for about a 5 days b 1-2 weeks c 120 days 18 Erythrocyte destruction takes place in a liver and kidneys b stomach and bone marrow c liver and spleen 19 What is the correct order for Erythropoiesis a prorubricyte, rubriblast, rubricyte, merarubricyte, erythrocyte, reticulocyte b Rubriblast, prorubricyte, rubricyte, metarubricyte, reticulocyte, erythrocytes c 20 Leukopoiesis is the process of making WBC, in response of interleukins, (BLANK) develop into WBCs a Hematopoietic stem cells b any stem cell c other WBCs 21 What statement about WBCs is false a maturation takes 3-7 days b Cells Undergo morphological changes when exposed to foreign invaders c immature cells can be found in circulation 22 If immature WBCs are present, its referred to as a leukocytopenia b leukocytosis c left shift 23 Where does red blood cells production start a stroma ( vascular region) b stroma (erythroblastic island) c Anywhere in the bone marrow where macrophages are 24 For RBCs a vital part of their membrane protein structure are integral glycoprorins and peripheral proteins, these proteins help to create what function? a Permeability b deformability c morphology 25 RBCs membranes protein structure is made up of a lipid bilayer. What is NOT a property of the lipid bilayer a deformability b permeability c morphology 26 For “Globin” in Hemoglobin, it has 4 stages (primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary) what stage for coiling and forming a hydrogen bond a primary b secondary c tertiary 27 For “Heme” in hemoglobin can hold up to (BLANK) irons a 6 b 7 c 8 28 What iron is in each of the four heme groups of a hemoglobin molecule, and is what directly binds to and carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body also known as (Fe2+) a Ferrous iron b Ferric iron c 29 What iron is oxidized, turning hemoglobin into methemoglobin which can no longer transport oxygen. Also known as (Fe3+) a Ferrous iron b Ferric iron c 30 Hemoglobin is NOT made up of what a tetrameric molecule b two types of globin chains c phosopeptides 31 High hemoglobin F (HbF) is associated with what age group a embryonic b fetus c adult 32 High hemoglobin A is associated with what age group a embryonic b fetus c Adult 33 What term is known as the decrease in competence of blood to carry oxygen to the tissue a asthma b anemia c leukocytosis 34 What is known as seeing immature cells in the peripheral blood smear due to bone marrow responding a polychromatic b poikilocytosis c anisoctosis 35 (Hematocrit / red cell count)x10 a MCV b MCH c MCHC 36 What is the correct range for MCV a 70-90 b 85-100 c 80-100 37 (Hemoglobin / red cell count) x 10 a MCV b MCH c MCHC 38 MCH range is a 25-30 b 28-38 c 28-34 39 (Hemoglobin / hematocrit) x 100 a MCV b MCH c MCHC 40 What is the MCHC range a 30-35 b 32-36 c 35-40 41 Variation in size of RBCs, useful to assess bone marrow activity a anisocytosis b Pancytopenia c polychromatophilic cells 42 Bone marrows response to anemia, RBCs appear more purple than others a anisocytosis b polychromatophilic cells c Poikilocytosis 43 Changes in RBC morphology a anisocytosis b polychromatophilic cells c Poikilocytosis

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Going over exam 1 material for hematologyVersión en línea

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What is the correct term for “Make blood”

Hematopoiesis in the fetus starts with with the (BLANK) and then is followed by the liver, spleen, and aorta-gonads-mesonephros

Hematopoiesis in infancy and adulthood primarily happens in everything, except

In adults and infants hematopoietic stem cells are found where in bones

Where is the vascular compartment in bones

Where is the erythroblastic island in bones located

What is NOT a function of the cortex in Hematopoiesis

What is NOT a function of the lymphatic system cortex

what is responsible for the immune response and culling/pitting of cells

As a cell matures its side increases

As a cell matures its cytoplasm becomes less Basophilic (less intense in color)

When a cell is maturing the relative amount of cytoplasm decreases

As a cell matures nucleoli appear

As a cell matures its nucleus decreases in size

Erythropoiesis is where (BLANK) matures in the bone marrow

Maturation of red blood cells takes about

Red blood cells live for about

Erythrocyte destruction takes place in

What is the correct order for Erythropoiesis

Leukopoiesis is the process of making WBC, in response of interleukins, (BLANK) develop into WBCs

What statement about WBCs is false

If immature WBCs are present, its referred to as

Where does red blood cells production start

For RBCs a vital part of their membrane protein structure are integral glycoprorins and peripheral proteins, these proteins help to create what function?

RBCs membranes protein structure is made up of a lipid bilayer. What is NOT a property of the lipid bilayer

For “Globin” in Hemoglobin, it has 4 stages (primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary) what stage for coiling and forming a hydrogen bond

For “Heme” in hemoglobin can hold up to (BLANK) irons

What iron is in each of the four heme groups of a hemoglobin molecule, and is what directly binds to and carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body also known as (Fe2+)

What iron is oxidized, turning hemoglobin into methemoglobin which can no longer transport oxygen. Also known as (Fe3+)

Hemoglobin is NOT made up of what

High hemoglobin F (HbF) is associated with what age group

High hemoglobin A is associated with what age group

What term is known as the decrease in competence of blood to carry oxygen to the tissue

What is known as seeing immature cells in the peripheral blood smear due to bone marrow responding

(Hematocrit / red cell count)x10

What is the correct range for MCV

(Hemoglobin / red cell count) x 10

MCH range is

(Hemoglobin / hematocrit) x 100

What is the MCHC range

Variation in size of RBCs, useful to assess bone marrow activity

Bone marrows response to anemia, RBCs appear more purple than others

Changes in RBC morphology