Question 1

When old RBCs are destroyed, the globin portion can be recycled for the ____________________ it is made of.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When old RBCs are destroyed, the globin...

Question 2

The term anemia means:

Accepted Answer

A) a low RBC count 
B) a high RBC count 
C) a low platelet count 
D) a high platelet count 
A) a low RBC count 
B) a high RBC count 
C) a low platelet count 
D) a high platelet count

Question 3

A person with type O positive blood receives a transfusion of type B negative blood. What will happen?

Accepted Answer

A) The donor's antibodies will destroy the recipient's RBCs. 
B) The recipient's antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
C) The Rh antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
D) These blood types are compatible, and the transfusion will be accepted. 
A) The donor's antibodies will destroy the recipient's RBCs. 
B) The recipient's antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
C) The Rh antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
D) These blood types are compatible, and the transfusion will be accepted.

Question 4

The kind of WBC that differentiates into a macrophage is the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The kind of WBC that differentiates into...

Question 5

The primary hemopoietic tissue is the:

Accepted Answer

A) yellow bone marrow 
B) red bone marrow 
C) lymphatic tissue 
D) All of the above are equally important. 
A) yellow bone marrow 
B) red bone marrow 
C) lymphatic tissue 
D) All of the above are equally important.

Question 6

The kinds of WBCs that phagocytize pathogens are ____________________ and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

neutrophils, monocyt

Question 7

Which platelet count per microliter indicates thrombocytopenia?

Accepted Answer

A) 250,000 
B) 45,000 
C) 300,000 
D) 500,000 
A) 250,000 
B) 45,000 
C) 300,000 
D) 500,000

Question 8

The albumin in blood plasma is produced by the ____________________ and is important to maintain normal ____________________.

Accepted Answer

liver, blood volume (blood pre

Question 9

When capillaries rupture, the mechanism of hemostasis that will be effective is:

Accepted Answer

A) platelet plugs 
B) chemical clotting 
C) vascular spasm 
D) These will all work equally well. 
A) platelet plugs 
B) chemical clotting 
C) vascular spasm 
D) These will all work equally well.

Question 10

The most numerous WBCs are the ____________________, and the second most numerous are the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

neutrophil

Question 11

The term for a low platelet count is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The term for a low platelet count...

Question 12

The most numerous WBCs are the ____________________, and the least numerous are the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

neutrophil

Question 13

A person with type B positive blood receives a transfusion of type A positive blood. What will happen?

Accepted Answer

A) The donor's antibodies will destroy the recipient's RBCs. 
B) The recipient's antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
C) The donor's antigens will destroy the recipient's antibodies. 
D) These blood types are compatible, and the transfusion will be accepted. 
A) The donor's antibodies will destroy the recipient's RBCs. 
B) The recipient's antibodies will destroy the donated RBCs. 
C) The donor's antigens will destroy the recipient's antibodies. 
D) These blood types are compatible, and the transfusion will be accepted.

Question 14

If less carbon dioxide is carried by the blood, the pH of the blood will ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If less carbon dioxide is carried by...

Question 15

A type A person has ____________________ on the RBCs and ____________________ in the plasma.

Accepted Answer

A antigens, anti-B a

Question 16

An immature neutrophil is called a ____, and an immature RBC is called a ____.

Accepted Answer

A) band cell/reticulocyte 
B) mast cell/nucleoblast 
C) band cell/nucleoblast 
D) granular cell/normocyte 
A) band cell/reticulocyte 
B) mast cell/nucleoblast 
C) band cell/nucleoblast 
D) granular cell/normocyte

Question 17

Which term is NOT paired with a correct statement?

Accepted Answer

A) leukopenia - high WBC count 
B) anemia - low RBC count 
C) leukocytosis - may indicate an infection 
D) thrombocytopenia - may be the cause of bleeding 
A) leukopenia - high WBC count 
B) anemia - low RBC count 
C) leukocytosis - may indicate an infection 
D) thrombocytopenia - may be the cause of bleeding

Question 18

Blood plasma makes up approximately ____________________% to ____________________% of the total blood.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Blood plasma makes up approximately ____________________% to...

Question 19

Bilirubin is excreted by the ____ into bile, to be eliminated in ____.

Accepted Answer

A) kidneys/urine 
B) liver/urine 
C) kidneys/feces 
D) liver/feces 
A) kidneys/urine 
B) liver/urine 
C) kidneys/feces 
D) liver/feces

Question 20

In the process of chemical clotting, prothrombin is converted to thrombin by:

Accepted Answer

A) damaged tissues 
B) fibrin 
C) fibrinogen 
D) prothrombin activator 
A) damaged tissues 
B) fibrin 
C) fibrinogen 
D) prothrombin activator

Exam 11: Blood

When old RBCs are destroyed, the globin portion can be recycled for the ____________________ it is made of.

The term anemia means:

A person with type O positive blood receives a transfusion of type B negative blood. What will happen?

The kind of WBC that differentiates into a macrophage is the ____________________.

The primary hemopoietic tissue is the:

The kinds of WBCs that phagocytize pathogens are ____________________ and ____________________.

Which platelet count per microliter indicates thrombocytopenia?

The albumin in blood plasma is produced by the ____________________ and is important to maintain normal ____________________.

When capillaries rupture, the mechanism of hemostasis that will be effective is:

The most numerous WBCs are the ____________________, and the second most numerous are the ____________________.

The term for a low platelet count is ____________________.

The most numerous WBCs are the ____________________, and the least numerous are the ____________________.

A person with type B positive blood receives a transfusion of type A positive blood. What will happen?

If less carbon dioxide is carried by the blood, the pH of the blood will ____________________.

A type A person has ____________________ on the RBCs and ____________________ in the plasma.

An immature neutrophil is called a ____, and an immature RBC is called a ____.

Which term is NOT paired with a correct statement?

Blood plasma makes up approximately ____________________% to ____________________% of the total blood.

Bilirubin is excreted by the ____ into bile, to be eliminated in ____.

In the process of chemical clotting, prothrombin is converted to thrombin by:

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A type A person has on the RBCs and in the plasma.

An immature neutrophil is called a , and an immature RBC is called a .

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