Blood and Immune System

Blood and Immune System

Choice Board Lesson

Multiple Choice

What type of tissue is blood considered?

• epithelial

• connective

• muscular

• nervous

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct order of a blood sample from most dense to least dense

• plasma, buffy coat, erythrocytes

• Buffy coat, plasma, erythrocytes

• erythrocytes, buffy coat, plasma

Multiple Select

Which of the following are part of the Buffy coat?

• Leukocytes

• red blood cells

• platelets

• proteins

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a function of electrolytes?

• pH balance

• action potentials

• muscle contractions

• heart rate

Multiple Choice

Which plasma protein is involved in bleeding?

• albumins

• globulins

• antibodies

• Fibrinogen

Multiple Choice

What step happens first when you cut yourself?

• Fibrin clot

• platelet plug

• vasoconstriction

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activates platelets to for a plug at the site of a broken blood vessel.

Multiple Choice

What is the process used to prevent you from losing too much blood?

• homeostasis

• hemophelia

• hemostasis

• hemoglobin

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are the markers on the surface of your red blood cells that give you your blood type.

Multiple Choice

What is it called when antibodies clump "foreign" blood cells together ?

• coagulation

• codominant

• glutination

• replication

Multiple Choice

What type of antigens does type O have?

• A

• B

• A & B

• neither

Open Ended

Explain why type AB is considered the Universal Recipient and type O is considered the Universal Donor.

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is the main job of your erythrocytes in your blood.

Multiple Select

Check any of the following that describe the structure of RBC.

• bi-concave

• anucleated

• small surface area

• live about 120 days

Multiple Choice

What atom helps to attract oxygen to the hemoglobin protein?

• copper

• iron

• nickle

• carbon

Multiple Choice

Which of the following do NOT produce EPO to regulate RBC production?

• kidney

• liver

• bone marrow

Multiple Choice

Which red blood cell part is recycled into bile and leaves your body in your poop?

• heme group

• iron

• globin

Open Ended

Briefly explain the difference between your innate defense system and your adaptive defense system.

Multiple Select

Check all the strategies your Innate immune system uses to protect you from pathogens.

• creates a barrier

• mucus membranes

• acidity

• enzymes

• fever

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are the phagocytic cells that are first on the scene of an injury

Multiple Choice

Programed cell death is known as

• cytosis

• luekocytosis

• apoptosis

• anastomosis

Multiple Select

Which of the following do histamines do?

• swelling

• vasoconstriction

• vasodialation

• clotting

Multiple Choice

Which is responsible for turning up your internal temperature and giving you a fever?

• thalamus

• cerebellum

• hypothalamus

• thyroid

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The ability to

is one of the key differences between the adaptive and innate immune defenses

Multiple Select

Which of the following are associated with your humoral immunity?

• antibodies

• why vaccinations work

• why you only got the mumps once

Multiple Choice

Where are B lymphocytes made?

• spleen

• lymph nodes

• liver

• bone marrow

Multiple Choice

What cell structure do effector cells have an abundance of to allow them to produce antibodies so rapidly?

• nucleus

• endoplasmic reticulum

• vacuoles

• DNA

Open Ended

Briefly explain the difference and the relationship between antibodies and antigens

Multiple Choice

Where do T-cells mature?

• bone marrow

• spleen

• thyroid

• thymus

Multiple Choice

What chemical messengers do helper T-cells produce?

• cytokins

• plasmosins

• apoptosins

• myosins

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does HIV attack?

• killer T cells

• helper T cells

• B cells

• macrophages

Multiple Select

Which of the following are considered autoimmune disorders?

• sickle cell anemia

• multiple sclerosis

• Type 1 diabetes

• albinism