Integrated Science Blood, Circulation & Heart

Which of the following are functions of blood?

(Select all that apply)

• Protection against infection

• Controld bleeding with platelets

• Manufactures blood cells

• Sends oxygen to the tissues

Answer explanation

Watch the video to learn all the important duties of blood

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The blood has three main formed elements . Erythrocytes ​ (a)   , Leukocytes ​​ (b)   and

Platelets ​ (c)  

• red blood cells
• white blood cells
• thrombocytes
• prokariocytes
• eosinophils

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Match the following

• PLATELETS

• CARRY OXYGEN & NUTRIENTS TO THE TISSUES

• WHITE BLOOD CELLS

  LEUKOCYTES

• FIGHT INFECTION

• HEMOGLOBIN

• FORM CLOTS & STOP BLEEDING

• RED BLOOD CELLS

• MOST ABUNDANT WHITE BLOOD CELL

• NEUTROPHILS

• PROTEIN THAT BINDS TO THE RBC TO CARRY OXYGEN

Which of the following is the liquid portion of the blood that contains no clotting factors ?

• Plasma

• Juice

• Serum

• Hemoglobin

The normal white blood cell count is :

• 2-4 million

• 2-10 microbes per deciliter

• 5-10,0000

• 5-10,000

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Which of the following is the most abundant protein in plasma?

• Coumadin

• Albumin

• Collagen

• Protein A1K

Answer explanation

Watch the video to learn more about the most abundant protein found in plasma .

The white blood cells consist of a diverse group of cells but the ​ (a)   are the most abundant white blood cells

consisting of up tp 60% of your total leaucocytes.

• neutrophils
• eosinophils
• phagocytes
• erythrocytes

Match the following

• Pernicious Anemia

• Lack of Vitamin D

• Hypoxemia

• Lack of Vitamin B12

• Sickle Cell Anemia

• Lack of Vitamin C foods

  Sailors Deficiency

• Rickets

• Sickle shaped red blood cells

• Scurvy

• Lack of oxygen in the blood

Match the following

• LIVER

• Universal Blood Donor

• PANCREAS

• T-cells migrate here when they mature

• Type O blood Negative

• remove waste from the blood

• THYMUS GLAND

• manufactures glucagon & insulin

• KIDNEY

• the protein albumin is created in this organ

Match the following

• Leukopenia

• Lack of platelets and clotting factors

• Erythropoietin

• Excess amounts of red blood cells

• Prothrombin & Calcium

• Low levels of these agents may cause bleeding disorders

• Polycythemia

• hormone that calls for more red blood cells to be created

• Thrombocytopenia

• Low white blood cell count

  < 5,000