Blood

B negative

What is the blood type?

histamine and heparin

What do the granules of this cell release?

eosinophil

Name the leukocyte.

neutrophil

Name the leukocyte.

monocyte

Name the leukocyte.

lymphocyte

Name the leukocyte.

40%

Determine the hematocrit.

B, D, F

cells that are phagocytic

B

increased in parasitic infections

C

longest living of all leukocytes

F

become macrophages; increased in mononucleosis, typhoid fever

D

increased in acute infections

E

production stimulated by EPO

hematocrit

% of red blood cells in a sample of blood

agglutination

clumping of (foreign) cells; induced by cross-linking of antigen-antibody complexes.

hemoglobin

An iron-containing protein in red blood cells that reversibly binds oxygen.

hemostasis

stoppage of bleeding

iron

mineral in hemoglobin that binds oxygen

AB+

People with which blood type(s) could receive blood from people who are AB+?

O+, AB+, A+, B+

People with which blood type(s) could receive blood from people who are O+?

B-, B+, AB+, AB-

People who are B- could donate blood to people who are _____.

agglutinins

Specific antibodies formed in the blood.

agglutinogens

Antigens formed on the surface of red blood cells, whose presence and structure are genetically determined.

C

involved in specific immune defense

basophil

Which white blood cell is the most elevated in inflammatory reactions?

histamine

What is found in the granules of this cell?

anemia

A condition in which the blood is deficient in red blood cells, in hemoglobin, or in total volume. Oxygen carrying capacity is diminished.

plasma

Fluid portion of blood

platelet

Identify

Platelets are fragments of what giant cells?

megakaryocytes

In bone marrow, _____ cells give rise to red blood cells, monocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, and platelets.

myeloid stem

In bone marrow, _____ cells give rise to lymphocytes.

lymphoid stem

coagulation

function of platelets

serum

Clear fluid portion of blood that remains after coagulation

monocytes and lymphocytes

agranulocytes

neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils

granulocytes

O negative

universal donor

AB positive

universal recipient

A negative, B negative, AB negative, O negative

What are the possible blood types of the children of a couple whose blood types are A negative and B negative?

anti-B

agglutinins of people who are A positive

anti-A

agglutinins of people who are B positive

none

agglutinins of people who are AB positive

anti-A and anti-B

agglutinins of people who are O positive

A and D

agglutinogens of people who are A positive

D

agglutinogens of people who are O positive

B and D

agglutinogens of people who are B positive

A, B, and D

agglutinogens of people who are AB positive

A and B

agglutinogens of people who are AB negative

A

agglutinogens of people who are A negative

B

agglutinogens of people who are B negative

none

agglutinogens of people who are O negative

anti-A, anti-B

agglutinins of people who are O negative

anti-B

agglutinins of people who are A negative

anti-A

agglutinins of people who are B negative

none

agglutinins of people who are AB negative

basophil

eosinophil

neutrophil

platelet

lymphocyte

monocyte