"The process of respiration falls within which function of the blood?<br /> 1. Transportation<br /> 2. Regulation<br /> 3. Protection", "1. Transportation" "The adjustment and maintenance of body temperature fall within which function of the blood? 1. Transportation<br /> 2. Regulation<br /> 3. Protection", "2. Regulation" "Haemostasis falls within which function of the blood? 1. Transportation<br /> 2. Regulation<br /> 3. Protection", "3. Protection" "Hematopoietic stem cells are located within the ______ ______ ________ (3 words)", "Red bone marrow" "TRUE / FALSE Red Blood Cells produce Hematopoietic stem cells.", "False The arise or are produced from hematopoietic stem cells." "White blood cells are produced by the __________ _____ ______ (3 words) located in the red bone marrow.", "Hematopoietic stem cells" "_______________ is the more scientific name for red blood cells.", "Erythrocytes Can you spell it?" "Although RBCs transport virtually all of the oxygen to cells, they only transport about ____% of the carbon dioxide back to the lungs to be exhaled.", "23%" "Why do mature RBCs not have a nucleus?", "They only have one primary function, to transport oxygen, and don't really need a brain (nucleus) to decide which other processes need to be completed." "RBCs are shaped like __________ _______ (2 words_ because it gives then great ___________ to bend as they pass through the capillary beds.", "Biconcave disks Flexibility" "Hemoglobin that is bound with oxygen is known as ___________.", "Oxyhemoglobin Can you spell it?" "TRUE / FALSE Is is easier for hemoglobin to bind with carbon monoxide than with oxygen.", "TRUE" "It is especially important for homes that have heat pumps and electric hot water heaters to have carbon monoxide detectors.", "FALSE It a house used gas or oil for those functions, it is extremely important." "TRUE / FALSE Carbon monoxide has a unique odor that is easily detected.", "FALSE It can not be tasted or smelled." "TRUE / FALSE<br /> The production rate of RBCs is regulated by a positive feedback mechanism.", "FALSE Negative feedback mechanism." "TRUE / FALSE Kidney cells sense the number of RBCs passing through ihe kidney and produce more erythropoietin to stimulate the red bone marrow to produce more RBSs if needed.", "FALSE The kidney cells sense the oxygen content of the blood passing through. Can you spell erythropoietin?" "TRUE / FALSE Each of these WBCs are part of the granulocyte group.<br /> 1. Neutrophils<br /> 2. Basophils<br /> 3. Lymphocytes", "FALSE Lymphocytes are agranulocytes." "TRUE / FALSE Neutrophils stain green, basophils stain purple, and eosinophils stain pink.", "FALSE Neutrophils are neutral. They do not stain." "____________ are the largest of the formed elements.", "Monocytes" "Monocytes develop into _____________ which are phagocytic cells that engulf invading microbes, dead cells, and cellular debris.", "Macrophages Can you spell it?" "TRUE / FALSE All of the many types of anemia have too little hemoglobin and RBCs.", "FALSE Either or both" "The most common symptom of anemia is ___________.", "Fatigue" "Why would anemia often cause fatigue?", "There is not enough oxygen being transported due to low hemoglobin and/or too few RBCs." "What technically happens when a person get infectious mononucleosis?", "There is a viral infection of the lymphocytes caused by the Epstein-Barr virus." "Infectious mononucleosis, besides being referred to simply as "mono" is commonly called _____ __________ ________. (3 words)", "The Kissing Disease" "Individuals that do not have Rh antigens on their RBCs are Rh __________.", "Rh-<br /> or<br /> Rh negative" "To have the possibility of having Rh incompatibility or Hemolytic disease, the mother must have Rh ______ type blood.", "Rh-<br /> or<br /> Rh negative" "TRUE / FALSE RhoGAM is the name of the serum given to an Rh negative mother that conceives with an Rh negative fathers to prevent hemolytic disease of the newborn.", "FALSE It would not be necessary to give it if the father was Rh negative. There would be no adverse reaction." "___________ is the name of the genetic disorder that makes it very difficult to stop bleeding from a cut.", "Hemophilia Can you spell it?"
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