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level questions: Level 1

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How much blood does the average adult have?5 liters
Which of the following components is not one of the formed elements in blood? A. Platelets B. Leukocytes C. Plasma D. ErythrocytesC. plasma
Which of the following is not one of the functions of blood? A. to transport and exchange gases B. to protect vital organs C. blood clotting D. to maintain body temperatureB. to protect vital organs
What percentage of the blood is composed of plasma? 45% 55% 15% 75%55 percent
What forms the majority of blood? platelets, plasma, leukocytes or buffy coatplasma
Which of the following might trigger erythropoiesis? A. an increased number of RBCs B. moving to a lower altitude C. blood oxygen levels fall below normal D. decreased tissue demand for oxygenC. blood oxygen levels fall below normal
The process of red blood cell production is known as: A. polycythemia B. erythropoiesis C. erythrocytosis D. erythropenia.B. erythropoiesis
The function of red blood cells is to: A. phagocytize bacteria B. transport oxygen and carbon dioxide C. stop blood loss from an injured blood vessel D. transport nutrients to the body's cells and tissues.B. transport oxygen and carbon dioxide
Which statement best describes red blood cells? A. Red blood cells live about 10 days B. Red blood cells form antibodies to fight antigens C. Red blood cells have a nucleus and most organelles D. Red blood cells possess a protein known as hemoglobin.D. red blood cells possess a protein known as hemoglobin
What percentage of buffy coat1 percent
The buffy coat consists of ____ and ____?The buffy coat consists of leukocytes and platelets
What is the percentage of erythrocytes?44 percent of erythrocytes
Def. of HematocritPercentage of red blood cells or erythrocytes
What are the 7 functions of blood?1. Gas exchange. 2. Distribution of solutes 3. Performing immune functions 4. Maintaining body temp 5. Sealing blood vessels by forming clots 6. Preserving acid- base homeostasis 7. Stabilizing blood pressure
Both ____ and ___ transport carbon dioxide away from the tissues to the lungsBoth Erythrocytes and Plasma
What are some plasma solutes?Nutrients, Wastes, electrolytes, hormones
Both leukocytes and proteins of the immune system use ___ as a transport vehicle to reach almost any tissue in the bodyBlood
When a blood vessel is broken, _____ and ____ form a blood clot?Platelets and certain proteins
What is the PH of blood7.35-7.45
Def of bood pressureBlood pressure is the volume of blood in the circulation
The amount of water in plasma determines it's _____ or ____ of bloodThickness, or Viscosity
If plasma contains less water, then it's ____ increases and ____ ____ becomes sluggishViscosity, blood flow
Plasma proteins make up about _ % of plasma volume?9 %
Because most of these plasma proteins are too large to fully dissolve in the water portion of the plasma, they form a ____?Colloid
Most plasma proteins are made in the ____?Liver
What are the 4 plasma proteins?1. Albumin 2. Immune proteins 3. Transport proteins 4. Clotting proteins
Albumin- Plasma protein - Made in the liver - Maintains osmotic pressure (the pressure that draws water into blood via osmosis
Transport proteins- Plasma protein - Made in the liver - Bind and transport hydrophobic compounds (fats and steriods) through blood
What are the plasma proteins of the immune system called?Y-globulines, also known as antibodies
Antibodies are produced by _______?leukocytes
Clotting proteins- plasma protein - made in the liver. Collection of platelets and clotting proteins, stops bleeding from an injured blood vessel
Gamma Globulins are made by _ ______?B lymphocytes
Remaining 1% of plasma consists of?small solutes that dissolve in the water portion of the plasma and form a solution
The solutes in the plasma consists of?Glucose, amino acids, nitrogenous waste, ions, small amounts of oxygen and carbon dioxide
the solutes are exchanged between the ___ and ______ _____ in most capillary bedsBlood and Interstitial fluid