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WorksheetsSteele A&P Human Blood Typing
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
On the surface of erythrocytes are the cellular ID cards known as ___________.
antibodies
antigens
coagulants
plasma
The security forces that search for foreign cellular ID cards are called ___________.
antibodies
antigens
coagulants
plasma
Aggulitination of foreign (donated) RBCs happens when mismatched _______________ on the donor blood cells are attacked by _________________.
antibodies, antigens
antigens, antibodies
Agglutination of foreign RBCs can cause clots that _______ small blood vessels which can reduce blood flow cutting off oxygen supply to surrounding tissues.
open up
reduce
clog
When small blood vessels are clogged, blood flow is reduced which cuts off ____________ to surrounding tissues causing _______________ and death.
blood flow, stroke
oxygen, ischemia
When a patient receives a mismatched blood type, RBCs will lyse releasing ________________________ in the blood stream and making blood more visous.
hemolysis
hemoglobin
oxygen
rhogam
When a patient receives the wrong blood type, clots form in small BVs and may block _____________ tubules which will cause renal failure.
kidney
plasma
oxygen
rhogam
After the second transfusion of mismatched Rh factor blood, _____________ of RBCs occurs.
hemolysis
hemoglobin
plasma
rhogam
A hemolytic disease in newborns
plasmolysis
hemoblastosis
leukoblastosis
erythroblastosis fetalis
When an Rh- woman is carrying an Rh+ baby, the mom is given a shot of _____________ around week 28.
hemoglobin
insulin
rhogam
steriods
A patient with Type A blood has __________ antigens on there RBCs.
A
B
A&B
None
A patient with Type B blood has __________ antigens on there RBCs.
A
B
A&B
None
A patient with Type AB blood has __________ antigens on there RBCs.
A only
B only
A&B
None
A patient with Type O blood has __________ antigens on there RBCs.
A only
B only
A&B
no
A patient with Rh+ blood has __________ antigens on there RBCs.
Rh
no
A patient with AB+ blood can receive blood from___.
AB+
A-
B+
O-
A patient with B- blood can receive blood from___.
AB+
A-
B-
O-
A patient with O- blood can receive blood from___.
AB-
A-
O+
O-
A patient with O- blood can donate blood to___.
AB-
A-
O+
O-
A patient with AB+ blood can donate blood to___.
AB+
AB-
A+
O-
Which blood type is known as the universal donor?
AB+
A+
AB-
O-
Which blood type is known as the universal recipient?
AB+
A+
AB-
O-
