1. What is Blood compromised of?

2. What are the components of each major part? 1.

2.

3. What is the hemocrit? And what is it for males and females?

4. What are the functions of blood? (with detail-6 of them)

5. How many liters (and/or gallons) of blood in the body? 6. What %of body weight is blood?

7. Describe the size and shape of RBC

8. What is the flexible protein in RBC called? 9. How many RBC are there in the body? How many are made per second? 10. How many WBC are there in the body? 11. How many platelets? 12. How thick is a platelet? 13. What are they made out of? 14. What determines the viscosity of blood? 15. How do RBC develop? Name the stage and give detail?

16. How is RBC production controlled?

17. What are some causes of Hypoxia?

18. What is hemoglobin made of?

19. Define: Oxygenation: Deoxynation: OxyHb DeoxyHb: ReducedHb: 20. How is 02 transported primarily?

21. How is Co2 transported?

22. What does a carbamino Hb carry?

23. What are the abnormal Hbs? What happens?

24. How long do RBC live? Why so short?

25. What is the fate of erythrocytes? What are they broken down into by macrophages?

26. What is Anemia?

27. Include all details What are the 5 different types of Anemia (there are more than that, but discussed in class)

28. What is plasmodium?

28. What is balanced pleomorphism?

28. What is polycythemia?

29. What is secondary polycythemia?

30. Blood doping?

31. What are some vital stats of WBC? What are the two major categories?

32. What are the 3 main functions of WBC?

33. What does each type of WBC do?

34. How long do WBC live on average?

35. What are cytokines? What are two types?

36. What are 4 cell types that develop CSF in interleukins?

37. What is leukocytosis? What is the opposite called?

38. What are the two general types of Leukemia?

39. What is Mono?

40. What are platelets made out of? What are they used for?

41. What is hemostasis? What are the 3 ways this occurs?

42.What is the blood clotting process?

43. Define: Thrombus-

EmbolusAir embolismThromboembolism-

Infarct

Ischemia-

44. What is Firbrinolysis?

45. What is plasminogen? Plasmin? tPA?

46. What are natures Clot Busters/Coagulants?

47. What are two potential causes of unwanted clotting?

48. What are some manufactured drugs used to clinically prevent or reverse blood clotting?

49. What are the human blood groups and how does each occur?

50. what are agglutinogens and agglutins?

51. What are some dangers of agglutination?

52. What are the two ways to have blood transfusions?

53. Explain the Rh Factor and what happens during a blood transfusion or preganancy

54. What is erythroblastosis fetalis? What is the new name for it? What is thename of the chemical given to prevent this from happening?

55. Define immunity in two ways

56. What do these acronyms stand for? NSD IFR AD(SD) IR 57. What is the first line of defense?

58.What are the second line of defenses?

59. What is the third line of defenses?

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