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What type of stem cell makes RBCs and platelets?
What type of stem cell makes lymphocytes?
What is diapedesis and what types of cells can do this?
Explain how WBCs move.
What is chemotaxis and what types of cells use this?
What are the steps of hemostasis in order?
What are thromboplastin and PF3 and what do they do?
How many WBC are in a typical cubic mm? RBC?
What is hemophelia?
What ion is used in clotting?
What is agglutination?
Describe the stages of RBC formation. Include the names of the cell at each stage.
What types of cells are classified as granulocytes?
Describe how you can use Anti-A serum and Anti-B serum to determine a person’s blood type. Include in your
explanation what you expect to see for each blood type and why.
What type of tissue is blood?
What is RhoGAM and when/why is it used?
What are antigens?
What types of antigens does blood have?
Describe all of the characteristics of plasma.
What hormone is used to stimulate the production of RBCs?
How long does it take for blood to clot?
Where does blood cell formation occur? Where can you find this tissue in the body?
Where are most clotting factors produced?
What causes the vessel to spasm during hemostasis?
Identify all of the characteristics of RBCs.
What type of blood can receive any blood type?
What is the systemic circulatory system?
What are the three layers of blood vessels in order? Identify what each layer does.
What is the mitral valve and when is it closed/open?
What happens to the blood in the right ventricle during systole?
Where is blood pressure highest?
Trace the path of blood through the vascular system starting with the inferior and superior vena cavae. Identify
when the blood is carrying a lot of oxygen and then there isn’t much.
What is bradycardia?
The artery that supplies the foot branches off of what leg artery?
What is stroke volume? List some things that could decrease stroke volume.
A decrease in stroke volume or pulse causes what?
What is the tricuspid valve?
What structure is the pacemaker of the heart and what does it do?
What does the brachial vein do?
Describe the structure and function of the aortic semilunar valve.
What is the myocardium and what does it do?
What do the veins and arteries of the umbilical cord do?
Trace the path of impulse through the intrinsic conduction system.
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What type of stem cell makes RBCs and platelets?
What type of stem cell makes lymphocytes?
What is diapedesis and what types of cells can do this?
Explain how WBCs move.
What is chemotaxis and what types of cells use this?
What are the steps of hemostasis in order?
What are thromboplastin and PF3 and what do they do?
How many WBC are in a typical cubic mm? RBC?
What is hemophelia?
What ion is used in clotting?
What is agglutination?
Describe the stages of RBC formation. Include the names of the cell at each stage.
What types of cells are classified as granulocytes?
Describe how you can use Anti-A serum and Anti-B serum to determine a person’s blood type. Include in your
explanation what you expect to see for each blood type and why.
What type of tissue is blood?
What is RhoGAM and when/why is it used?
What are antigens?
What types of antigens does blood have?
Describe all of the characteristics of plasma.
What hormone is used to stimulate the production of RBCs?
How long does it take for blood to clot?
Where does blood cell formation occur? Where can you find this tissue in the body?
Where are most clotting factors produced?
What causes the vessel to spasm during hemostasis?
Identify all of the characteristics of RBCs.
What type of blood can receive any blood type?
What is the systemic circulatory system?
What are the three layers of blood vessels in order? Identify what each layer does.
What is the mitral valve and when is it closed/open?
What happens to the blood in the right ventricle during systole?
Where is blood pressure highest?
Trace the path of blood through the vascular system starting with the inferior and superior vena cavae. Identify
when the blood is carrying a lot of oxygen and then there isn’t much.
What is bradycardia?
The artery that supplies the foot branches off of what leg artery?
What is stroke volume? List some things that could decrease stroke volume.
A decrease in stroke volume or pulse causes what?
What is the tricuspid valve?
What structure is the pacemaker of the heart and what does it do?
What does the brachial vein do?
Describe the structure and function of the aortic semilunar valve.
What is the myocardium and what does it do?
What do the veins and arteries of the umbilical cord do?
Trace the path of impulse through the intrinsic conduction system.