Chapter 10 mastering a and p
what term refers to a deficiency of white blood cells
leukopenia
what type of lekocyte produces antibodies
lymphocytes
platelets are fragments of multinucleate cell known as a
megakaryocyte
the most numerous of the white blod cells are the
neutrophils
the matrix of blood is called
plasma
which of these formed elements is responsible for stopping bleeding
platelet
if you carry the rh antigen you are refered to as Rh
positive
what is the basis of the ABO blood groups
presence or absence of a and b antigents on the surface of red blood cells
where does heratopoesis produce new red blood cells
red bone marrow
neither enhancer or inhibitor
serum
which anemia is caused by a genetic mutation
sickle cell anemia
which clotting factor converts fibrogen to fibrin
thrombin
clot enhancers
tissue factor pf3 calcium ions thrombin fibrinogen vitamin k
what blood type has both anti a and anti b antibodies in their plasma
type o
what blood type can a person with o negative blood recieve in a transfusion
type o negative
which of these occurs first in homeostasis
vascular spasm
which of these indicates leukocytosis
white blood cell count higher than 11,000 cells/mm3
clot inhibitors
aspirin herapin coumadin
which leukocytes release hisamine during the inflammatory response
basophils
which blood type contains the a antigen only
blood type A
which blood types can a person with blood type O receive
blood type O
molly has blood type A and her daughter has B why cant molly donate blood to her daughter
blood type b contains anti A antibodies which will agglutinate with type A blood
which of these is a plasma electrolyte
chloride
what triggers the adherence of platelets to the wall of an injured blood vessel
collagen fibers
the process by which white blood cells travel through the wall of blood vessels is termed
diapedesis
which of the following is a characteristic of whole blood
five times the viscosity of water
which cell the precursor of all types of blood formed elements
hemocytoblast
what disorder is associated with a deficiency of clotting factors
hemophilia
which of the following inhibits clot formation
heparin
low levels of oxygen in the blood stimulate te release of erthyropoietin by the
kidneys
which blood cells are responsible for fighting infections
leukocytes
which of these functions to maintain osmotic pressure and pH balance
albumin
when typing a patients blood agglutination occured with an anti a and anti rh antibodies what is the patients blood type
a positive
a persistent clot in a unbroken blood vessel is know as
a thrombus
when antibodies bind to antigens on foreign blood types clumping or occurs
agglutination