Unit 11: Blood
Practice quiz for general A and P (Hole's Human Anatomy 15th Ed)
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Topics of this game:
- Which is NOT a function of blood?
- What is the average blood volume for an adult human?
- Which is NOT a formed element of blood?
- About what percentage of the blood is made of plasma?
- What causes anemia?
- What is NOT true of RBCs?
- Which granulocyte releases histamine and heparin?
- What color is oxyhemoglobin?
- What is a normal Hgb value?
- What is the function of hemoglobin?
- What is the order of the breakdown of RBC destruction? 1) iron + biliverdin 2) heme + globin 3) Hemoglobin 4) bilirubin 5) bile pigments
- A man comes into the doctor with yellowed skin and eyes. What condition is it likely that he has?
- What risk factor is NOT associated with jaundice?
- True or false: Leukocytes have negative chemotaxis, which means they are attracted to injured tissue.
- True or false: Erythrocytes have the ability to partake in diapedesis.
- What condition causes WBC counts to be below 5000/mm^3?
- What type of blood cell stems from a Lymphoid stem cell?
- Which is NOT a function of thrombocytes?
- What kind of secondary stem cell does an Eosinophil derive from?
- What kind of cell to all blood cells derive from?
- What cell does NOT come from a Progranulocyte?
- True or false: Agranulocytes lack visible cytoplasmic granules.
- What kind of granulocyte is the most mobile?
- What kind of granulocyte does NOT have a bi-lobed nucleus?
- Thue or false: Monocytes are the largest WBCs, and lymphocytes are the smallest WBCs.
- What are platelets derived from?
- True or false: the three steps of hemostasis occur in this order: Vasoconstriction, Platelet Plug, Blood Clot.
- A man with trauma is rushed into the ER needing a blood transfusion. His blood is tested and shows he has Anti-B antibodies and no Rh antigen. What kind of blood can he NOT receive?
- What causes agglutination of the blood?
- True or false: AB positive is a universal donor, and O negative is a universal recipient.
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