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what is known as the "river of life"?
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plasma
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blood
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the ganges
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lymphocytes
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which of the following is NOT a function of blood transport?
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delivering oxygen from lungs and nutrients from digestive tract to body
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metabolic waste to lungs/kidneys for elimination
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circulation of nutrients to the brain
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hormones from endocrine to target cells
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which of the following is a function of blood regulation?
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using proteins as buffers
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maintaining body temp by absorbing/distributing heat
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reservoir for body’s alkaline reserve of bicarbonate ions
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maintains fluid volume in circulatory system
Frage 4
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which of the following is NOT a function of blood protection?
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blood is considered a fluid nutrient in the body
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living components...
Frage 7
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which of the following is true about nonliving components, 55% of blood composition?
Frage 8
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red blood cells are erythrocytes
Frage 9
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white blood cells are...
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leukocytes
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buffy coat
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45% of blood composition
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platelets
Frage 10
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what is hematocrit?
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a 4 polypeptide chain
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percent of blood volume that is red blood cells
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stimulates formation of red blood cells
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triggers hemoglobin synthesis
Frage 11
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what are the physical characteristics of blood?
Frage 12
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blood plasma is 90% plasma proteins
Frage 13
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8% of ________ are produced by the liver for blood plasma
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erythrocytes
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proteins
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platelets
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lipids
Frage 14
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which of the follow is a function of albumin?
Frage 15
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red blood cells, which do NOT have a nucleus, are called...
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eukaryotes
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leukocytes
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monocytes
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erythrocytes
Frage 16
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platelets are the only complete blood cells
Frage 17
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since blood cells cannot divide, they...
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have dividing stem cells
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within spongy bone marrow
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to replace formed elements
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which occurs during sleep
Frage 18
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erythrocytes pick up oxygen at the capillaries of the lungs and distribute it to the tissues of the body
Frage 19
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how much carbon dioxide is carried back to the lungs by erythrocytes?
Frage 20
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in erythrocytes, ATP production is [blank_start]anaerobic[blank_end].
Frage 21
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hemoglobin levels are higher for...
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hemoglobin has red heme pigment bound to...
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each heme’s central iron atoms binds one oxygen molecule.
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each hemoglobin molecule can transport 8 oxygen molecules.
Frage 25
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a single red blood cell has 250 million hemoglobin molecules, so each RBC can carry [blank_start]1 billion oxygen molecules[blank_end].
Frage 26
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oxygen loading is to ______ as oxygen unloading is to ______.
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hemoglobular, dehemoglobular
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deoxyhemoglobin, oxyhemoglobin
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oxygenation, deoxygenation
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oxyhemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin
Frage 27
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the formation of blood cells is called
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hematology
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hematopoeisis
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hematocrit
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hooheehaha
Frage 28
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hematopoesis occurs in the [blank_start]red bone marrow[blank_end], which is in the [blank_start]axial skeleton[blank_end].
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red bone marrow
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axial skeleton
Frage 29
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a blood sinusoid is a
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vein
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capillary
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bronchiole
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cell
Frage 30
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which dietary nutrient is NOT required for a RBC production/destruction balance?
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carbohydrates
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B vitamins
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amino acids
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iron
Frage 31
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[blank_start]erythropoietin (EPO)[blank_end] is the hormonal control that stimulates the production of RBCs.
Frage 32
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______ release EPO in response to hypoxia.
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kidneys
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liver
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spleen
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lungs
Frage 33
Frage 34
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which of the following is NOT a cause of hypoxia?
Frage 35
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too many RBCs leads to an increase in [blank_start]blood viscosity[blank_end].
Frage 36
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progesterone enhances EPO.
Frage 37
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________ increase with a rise in EPO.
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leukocytes
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platelets
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erythrocytes
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reticulocytes
Frage 38
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what happens to athletes that use artificially recombinant EPO?
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increase hematocrit to 85%
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concentrates blood with dehydration
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blood becomes sludge
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increase health risks with possibility of clotting
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decrease in iron availability
Frage 39
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what are the dietary requirements for maintaining healthy RBCs?
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iron, amino acids, lipids
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amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates
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amino acids, carbohydrates, proteins
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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins
Frage 40
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where is leftover iron from hemoglobin production stored?
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bone marrow
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liver
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gall bladder
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spleen
Frage 41
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free iron ions are toxic, so excess are bound to proteins and stored as [blank_start]ferritin[blank_end] and [blank_start]hemosiderin[blank_end].
Frage 42
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men lose more iron through feces/urine/sweat than women.
Frage 43
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after 100 days when RBCs lose their flexibility and hemoglobin degenerates, they go to die in the
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kidneys
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liver
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red bone marrow
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spleen
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monocytes acting as [blank_start]macrophages[blank_end] engulf/breakdown dying RBCs, [blank_start]iron[blank_end] is salvaged (bound to protein and stored), [blank_start]heme[blank_end] split off from globin and degrades (called [blank_start]bilirubin[blank_end]), yellow pigment released to blood/binds to [blank_start]albumin[blank_end] for transport, [blank_start]liver[blank_end] picks up bilirubin and secretes into bile, enters intestines to become [blank_start]urobilinogen[blank_end], transformed to brown pigment called [blank_start]stercobilin[blank_end] (feces)
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macrophages
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iron
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heme
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bilirubin
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albumin
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liver
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urobilinogen
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stercobilin
Frage 45
Frage 46
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which specific anemias are from blood loss?
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hemorrhagic
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iron deficiency
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renal
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pernicious
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chronic
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aplastic
Frage 47
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an example of hemorrhagic anemia is an undiagnosed ulcer.
Frage 48
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which of the following anemias are from not enough RBCs produced?
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hemorrhagic
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iron deficiency
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renal
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pernicious
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aplastic
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chronic
Frage 49
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iron deficient anemics produce...
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macrocytes
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microcytes
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leukocytes
Frage 50
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pernicious anemics cannot divide RBCs and produce macrocytes.
Frage 51
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the destruction/inhibition of red bone marrow by drugs, chemicals, viruses and radiation is called
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aplastic anemia
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pernicious anemia
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iron deficiency anemia
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chronic anemia
Frage 52
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the anemia resulting from the destruction/premature lysis of RBCs is called
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anemic
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hemoglobular
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dyspnea
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hemolytic
Frage 53
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[blank_start]albumin[blank_end] is 60% of proteins in blood plasma.
Frage 54
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in [blank_start]thalassemias[blank_end], the globin chain is absent/faulty and RBCs are thing/lacking Hb.
Frage 55
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abnormal hemoglobin, also called hemoglobin S, is found in...
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sickle cell anemia
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thalassemius
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aplastic anemia
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hydroxyurea
Frage 56
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sickle cells can carry less oxygen than normal cells.
Frage 57
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1 in every 500 African American babies are born with sickle cell anemia.
Frage 58
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1 copy of sickle hemoglobin has better survival changes than 2 because...
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cells only sickle under abnormal conditions
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enhances macrophages to destroy bacteria
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reduces malaria parasite's ability to survive
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sickle cell anemia can be treated with [blank_start]fetal hemoglobin (HbF)[blank_end], because it doesn't sickle even in those destine to have the disease.
Frage 60
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________ switches HbF gene back on.
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hydroxyurea
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hemoglobin S
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polycythemia
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dyspnea
Frage 61
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a [blank_start]bone marrow stem cell transplant[blank_end] can completely cure sickle cell anemia in children but is high risk.
Frage 62
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polycythemia is an abnormal excess of WBCs that increases blood viscosity.
Frage 63
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polycythemia vera is...
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bone marrow cancer
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excess internal bleeding
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increased EPO production
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less oxygen availability
Frage 64
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people in high altitudes are more exposed to...
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secondary polycythemia
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polycythemia vera
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diapedesis
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thalassemias
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in blood doping, athletes remove RBCs, and body replaces them and athletes replace stored RBCs, and oxygen levels are increased for increased stamina.
Frage 66
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reticulocytes are the only formed element with a nucleus and organelles.
Frage 67
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the ability of leukocytes to leave blood capillaries is called...
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diapedesis
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polycythemia
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thalassemias
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urobilinogen
Frage 68
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leukocytes travel by [blank_start]amoeboid motion[blank_end] and [blank_start]chemotaxis[blank_end].
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amoeboid motion
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chemotaxis
Frage 69
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granulocytes do not have visible granules and agranulocytes do.
Frage 70
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the leukocyte acronym: [blank_start]never let monkeys eat bananas[blank_end].
Frage 71
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which of the following are granulocytes?
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neutrophil
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lymphocyte
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monocyte
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basophil
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eosinophil
Frage 72
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which is the most numerous leukocyte?
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neutrophil
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lymphocyte
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monocyte
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basophil
Frage 73
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neutrophils contain...
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hydrolytic enzymes
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antimicrobial proteins
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digestive enzymes
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thrombopoietin
Frage 74
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neutrophils kill microbes by [blank_start]respiratory burst[blank_end], where potent oxidizing substances are synthesized.
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defensins in neutrophils are mediated by lysis.
Frage 76
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eosinophils have "[blank_start]earmuffs[blank_end]".
Frage 77
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eosinophils have digestive enzymes that digest...
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bacteria
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parasitic worms
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defensins
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oxidized microbes
Frage 78
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which plays a role in allergies?
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neutrophil
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eosinophil
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monocyte
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leukocyte
Frage 79
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eosinophils have a nucleus and cytoplasm, but you can't see them because there are a lot of granules.
Frage 80
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the granules in basophils are...
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histamines
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defensins
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bacteria
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lymphocytes
Frage 81
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which of the following are agranulocytes?
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monocyte
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neutrophil
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basophil
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eosinophil
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lymphocyte
Frage 82
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which is the second most numerous WBC?
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neutrophil
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lymphocyte
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monocyte
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eosinophil
Frage 83
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a majority of lymphocytes are found in [blank_start]lymphoid tissue[blank_end].
Frage 84
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_________ act against virus infected/tumor cells.
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T lymphocytes
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B lymphocytes
Frage 85
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_________ give rise to plasma cells to produce antibodies.
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T lymphocytes
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B lymphocytes
Frage 86
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which leukocyte is the largest with a kidney bean nucleus?
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monocyte
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neutrophil
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lymphocyte
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basophil
Frage 87
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monocytes actively [blank_start]phagocytize[blank_end].
Frage 88
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[blank_start]leukopoiesis[blank_end] is the production of white blood cells. it is stimulated by chemical messengers from the [blank_start]red bone marrow[blank_end]. they arise from [blank_start]lymphoid[blank_end] or [blank_start]myeloid[blank_end] stem cells.
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leukopoiesis
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red bone marrow
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lymphoid
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myeloid
Frage 89
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T lymphocytes mature in the...
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red bone marrow
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lymphnodes
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myeloid cells
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thymus
Frage 90
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B lymphocytes mature in the...
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thymus
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bone marrow
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hypothalamus
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spleen
Frage 91
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an overproduction of leukocytes is called [blank_start]leukemia[blank_end].
Frage 92
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a quicker acting leukemia derived from stem cells is called
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acute
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chronic
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renal
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pernicious
Frage 93
Frage 94
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"kissing disease" = [blank_start]infection mononucleosis[blank_end]
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mono is an excessive production of monocytes.
Frage 96
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[blank_start]platelets[blank_end] are cytoplasmic fragments of megakaryocytes.
Frage 97
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platelets are mobilized by nitric oxide.