Hematology Slides

Hematology

By Sharon Balicki

Multiple Select

Which of the following are components of blood. (Choose all that apply)

• Plasma

• Platelets

• Leukocytes

• Erythrocytes

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Which of the following is not a function of blood?

• Transports gases

• Transports hormones

• Breaks down clots

• Maintains body temperature

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What is the meaning of the term heme?

• white

• red

• blood

• protein

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What is the meaning of the root globin-?

• Enzyme

• Red

• Oxygen

• Protein

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Where are red blood cells produced?

• Bone

• Bone Marrow

• Spleen

• Liver

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What is the meaning of the suffix -blast?

• germ cell

• cell

• to eat

• to make

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What is the meaning of the suffix -cyte?

• germ cell

• cell

• to make

• to eat

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What is the meaning of the suffix -poiesis

• germ cell

• cell

• to make

• the maker

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What is the meaning of the suffix -poietin?

• germ cell

• cell

• to make

• the maker

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What is the meaning of the root -lyt-?

• disease

• stick together

• color

• destroy

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What is the definition of the root emia-? (choose all that apply)

• blood

• without

• protein

• blood condition

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What is the meaning of the root granul/o-?

• cell

• attraction

• small grain

• nucleus

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What is the meaning of the prefix poly-?

• many

• nucleus

• shape

• PTT

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What is the meaning of the suffix a-?

• with

• without

• destroy

• new

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What is the meaning of the suffix -osis?

• cell

• condition

• single

• inflammation

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What is the meaning of the suffix -penia?

• deficiency

• condition

• blood condition

• attraction

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What is the meaning of the suffix -philia?

• fear

• attraction

• deficiency

• condition

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What is the meaning of the prefix pan-?

• some

• one

• all

• many

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Which term refers to the bodies ability to maintain equilibrium?

• Hemostasis

• Homeostasis

• Osmosis

• Stability

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Which term refers the control of bleeding?

• Hemostasis

• Homeostasis

• Coagulation

• Aggultination

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Which component of blood is responsible for hemostasis?

• Plasma

• Platelets

• RBC

• WBC

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What is the meaning of the root thromb/o-?

• forming

• clot

• clump

• substance

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What is the meaning of the root coagul-

• clot

• clump

• cell

• formation