Study Guide A And P Jeopardy Template

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100 Blood is a type of—— tissue Connective	100 Which formed elements is the only one considered complete cells White Blood Cells	100 What is the technical name a red blood cell, what is the RBCs life span Erythrocytes and 120 days	100 What are the two major categories of WBCs, granulucytes and agranulocytes	100 Embolus A traveling clot
200 Three formed elements White blood cells, Red blood cells Platelets	200 What is hemoglobin Hemoglobin is used to transport oxygen Hemoglobin consists of globin and four heme groups	200 Anemia An umbrella term for low oxygen carrying capability	200 Recognize a description of platelets blue staining outer region; purple granules	200 Embolism A clot that lodges and obstructs a blood vessel
300 What is the PH of blood 7.35-7.45	300 How many O2 molecules can each hemoglobin transport 4O2	300 Polycythemia Excess of erythrocytes	300 Define hemostasis and list the three steps in the correct order fast serious of reactions for stoppage of bleeding step 1: vascular spam step 2: platelet plug formation step 3: coagulation	300 Which bloody type is the universal donor? Type O
400 What are the average volumes of blood in a male and a female Male 5-6L Female 4-5L	400 Define hematopoieses Formation of blood cells	400 Define leukopoiesis what does it produce Development of different cells Production of WBCs	400 What is clot retraction? is the shrinking of a blood clot over a number of days	400 Which blood type is universal recipient Type AB positive
500 Recognize a description of plasma Water and solutes	500 Define erythropoiesis what does it produce what hormone stimulates it Process of formation of RBCs that takes about 15 days Produces red blood cells Erythropoietin hormone stimulates formation of RBCs	500 What is a technical name for white blood cells Leukocytes	500 What is thrombus a persistent clot in an unbroken blood vessel.	500 Describe the location and orientation of the heart location in mediastinum between second rib and fifth intercostal space on superior surfaces of diaphragm two thirds of heart to left of midsternal anterior to vertebral column, posterior to sternum

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