Chapter 10

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An antigen is

A T cell

Humoral immunity

A substance transfered to a baby in mothers milk

A foreign substance that stimulates immunity

Cell mediated immunity

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Erthropoiesis is

Destruction of red cells

Formation of platelets

Dissolving of a blood clot

Formation of white cells

Formation of red cells

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Albumin is an

Simple protein found in plasma

Substance active in blood clotting

Substance activity in immunity

Antibody

Pigment in blood cells

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The prevention of blood loss is

Hemostasis

Cross-matching

Hematids

Hematocrit

Hemorrhage

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Thrombosis is

Destruction of a blood clot

Destruction of fibrinogen

Formation of platelets

Measurement of clotting time

Formation of a a blood clot

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The pigment that carries oxygen in red cells is

Granulocytosis

Hemostasis

Albumin

Macrocyte

Hemoglobin

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HIV and EBV are

Types of leukemia

Bleeding diseases

Viruses

Fungi

Types of anemia

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Red cells are made in the

Heart

Bone marrow

Spleen

Blood plasma

Lungs

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Lymphocytes and monocytes are

Granular leukocytes

Esoinophils

Platelets

Thrombocytes

Agranular leukocytes

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Erythropoietin is a

Pigment in red cells

Pigment in white cells

Part of the platelets

Hormone that stimulates red cell production

Hormone that stimulates leukocyte production

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Serum is the

Liquid that remains after blood has clotted

Substance that produces antigens

Fluid found in blood cell's

Substance that prevents coagulation

Substance that combines with an antibody

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The main function of erythrocyte is to

Prevent clotting

Promote coagulation

Carry oxygen

Aid clotting

Carry out phagocytosis

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The formed elements in blood are the

Nuclei

Antigens

Cells

Liquid

Clotting factors

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A platelet is also called an

T cell

Esoinophil

Basophil

Thrombocyte

Erthrocyte

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Petechiae, ecchymoses, and purpura are all signs of

Rupture of neutrophils

Bleeding into the skin

Deficiency of white blood cells

Excess of white blood cells

Coagulation of platelets

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Dissolved salts found in the body fluids are

Plasma

B cells

Fibrinogen

Plasma cells

Electrolytes

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Thrombocythemia is

A decrease in thombocytes

A decrease in fibrinogen in the blood

An increase in platelets in the blood

An absence of platelets in the blood

An absence of plasma cells in the blood

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In hypokalemia, there is an

Excess of potassium in the kidney

Excess of calcium in the liver

Excess of sodium in the urine

Deficiency of potassium in the blood

Deficiency of sodium in the blood

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An anaphylactic reaction is an

Sarcoma

Autoimmune disorder

Immunodeficiency disorder

Severe, generalized hypersensitivity reaction

Overproduction of leukocytes

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The substance that forms a blood clot is

Rh antigen

Plasmin

Fibrin

An electrolyte

Theombosis

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