AP 10: Ciruclatory, Blood
A person with type B blood has __________ antigens on the surfaces of their red blood cells and __________ antibodies in their plasma.
b, anti-a
The function of neutrophils is to defend the body against:
bacteria
Fibrinogen functions in blood __________.
clotting
function of platelets
essential for clotting
Fibrinogen is converted to __________ by an enzyme called __________.
fibrin, thrombin
function of monocytes
form macrophages and dentritic cells
An individual with type B blood:
has anti-a antibodies
Which of the following produces antibodies? basophils neutrophils monocytes lymphocytes
lymphocytes
antibodies in plasma for type AB blood
none
The function of red blood cells is to transport:
oxygen
function of red blood cells
oxygen and carbon dioxide transport
function of neutrophils
phagocytosis
The liquid portion of blood is called:
plasma
__________ patch damaged blood vessels.
platelets
thrombocytes
platelets
function of lymphocytes
produce antibodies
production of this requires vitamin K
prothrombin
Gamma globulins and anitbodies:
provide immunity to disease
Red blood cells are produced in the __________ __________ __________.
red bone marrow
Hemolytic anemia may occur when a woman with __________ blood produces a baby with __________ blood.
rh-negative, rh-positive
function of white blood cells
specialized to protect the body
Most people of western European descent have what RH antigen?
D
hemolytic anemia in the newborn may occur when there is __________ incompatibility.
Rh
The following is least likely to cause a problem:
a person with type AB blood who is transfused with type O blood
function of eosinophils
allergic reactions, immune responses
function of basophils
allergic reactions, prevent inappropriate clotting
hemoglobin deficiency
anemia
antibodies in plasma for type-B blood
anti-A
antibodies in plasma for type O blood
anti-A, anti-B
antibodies in plasma for type A blood
anti-B
Some of the gamma globulins serve as:
antibodies
