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Blood Disorders Quiz
Contributed by:
Andrea and Cristal
SDH PRCC, MS.
- What is the
Connective tissue made up of cells and cell parts?
- What is the liquid
matrix of blood?
- All of the
following are purposes of blood EXCEPT?
- Transports O2
to tissues.
- Carries carbon
dioxide away from tissues.
- Maintains body
weight.
- Maintains body
temp.
- Maintain body
fluid balance.
- Gives
protection from foreign substances.
- What are the formed
elements and state if they have nuclei or not?
- What are the
components of normal blood?
- What gives RBC
their pigment?
- What protein chain
binds to oxygen to make it red?
- What does WBC
respond to?
- What type of
function does WBC have?
- WBC contain no:
- What are the 2
groups of WBC and their characteristics?
- List the types of
agranulocytes:
- Largest WBC and has
a phagocytic function:
- What WBC produces
antibodies and is able to recognize foreign invaders and trigger a response
to them?
- What are the 2
classes of lymphocytes?
- T lymph is formed
in the thymus and its function is to:
- Where is B lymph
formed and what does it produce?
- There is 5 classes
of B lymph, match the class of B lymph with its function:
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IgG |
A. Activates the
B-cell. Immune system regulation. |
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IgA |
B. Protects
mucosal sites. Found in tears, saliva, breast milk |
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IgM |
C. Attack
parasites & may harm humans by causing allergies. |
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IgE |
D. Crosses the
placenta. |
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IgD |
E.1st
antibody produced in an immune response. |
- There are 3 types
of granulocytes, match them with their function & characteristics:
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Neutrophils
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A. Very few in
number. Increase during an allergic reaction or even a parasitic
infection. |
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Eosinophils
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B. Most numerous
of all WBC. 1st line of defense of the body. Phagocytic
function. When they are dead they are called pus. |
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Basophils |
C. Increase
during inflammation, secrete heparin. |
- What is heparin?
- These are ¼ the
size of RBC, and help in the clotting of blood and close capillaries at the
time of injury. They also help dissolve clots after healing:
- What is prothrombin?
- What stimulates the
liver cells to increase prothrombin production?
- What is the
prothrombin time test for?
- Reduction of the
number of RBC to a level below what is normal:
- What are the causes
of anemia?
- List the general
characteristics of anemia:
- Iron deficiency
anemia occurs in young females, what are the causes?
- The oral signs of
iron deficiency anemia are:
- How is iron
deficiency anemia treated?
- What would liquid
iron do to the teeth?
- What type of anemia
has abnormally large RBC?
- Folic acid anemia
is a type of megoblastic anemia how is it treated?
- Pernicious anemia
is a type of megoblastic anemia caused by a Vit. B deficiency, what is the
best source for Vit B?
- Has a defective
shape of hemoglobin molecule and because of abnormal shape it stops up small
blood vessels, which cause a crisis because no O2 is getting to the tissue.
Occurs mostly in blacks and is hereditary.
- Oral signs and
symptoms of sickle cell anemia:
- Polycythemia:
- What would be
observed orally in a patient with polycythemia?
- What is a
malignancy of blood forming cells in bone marrow, abnormal amount of WBC?
- List the signs or
symptoms of leukemia:
- What are the oral
signs/symptoms of leukemia?
- What steps should
be followed when treating a patient with leukemia?
- A genetic disorder
where clotting is abnormal or absent, and occurs mostly in males?
- Proposed treatment
when treating a patient with hemophilia?
- What is tissue
conditioning?
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