This is a normal white blood cell count range.

In a normal sample of blood this percentage is plasma.

This is a normal red blood cell count range.

In a normal sample of blood this percentage is cells.

This is the process of producing red blood cells.

This is an enzyme that is secreted to increase red blood cell production.

This is the part of a red blood cell that is recycled after a red blood cell is decomposed.

This is the orange pigment that hemoglobin eventually becomes.

This is the green pigment that hemoglobin is broken down into.

This will cause an increase in red blood cell production.

This is the number of days an average red blood cell lives.

This is a condition present when there is a deficiency of red blood cells in the blood.

This is a category of white blood cells that have granules in their cytoplasm.

This is a category of white blood cells that LACK granules in their cytoplasm.

These are granulocytes that have many lysosomes and phagocytize foreign particles.

These are agranulocytes that have many lysosomes and phagocytize foreign particles.

These are granulocytes that help to control inflammation and allergic reactions.

These are granulocytes that have cytoplasmic granules that secrete heparin.

These are agranulocytes that are important to immunity because they produce antibodies.

White Blood Cells are this much bigger that red blood cells.

Neutrophils, Eosinophils, and Basophils are all?

Monocytes and Lymphocytes are both?

This is an elevation in someone's white blood cell count.

This is when there is a low white blood cell count.

In the presence of this prothrombin activator converts prothrombin into thrombin.

The major event during blood clot formation is the conversion of fibrinogen into?

This is the stoppage of bleeding.

Cutting or breaking a small blood vessel stimulates the smooth muscles in the walls to contract. This is called?

This is an enzyme that is secreted by platelets that causes the smooth muscles in the walls of blood vessels to spasm.

This is an alpha globulin that is always present in the blood because the liver continually produces it.

This is a plasma protein that is secreted by the liver and is always present in the blood.

This is the scientific name for red blood cells.

This is the scientific name for white blood cells.

This is the color of plasma.

These are cellular fragments found in the plasma.

This type of blood cells carry O2 and CO2.

This type of blood cells help control infections.

These are cellular fragments in the blood.

This is the fluid matrix in blood.

These ions are the most abundant in plasma.

The formation of a blood clot usually ceases when a clot?

These are important ions for maintaining osmotic pressure and pH of plasma.

Molecules that contain Nitrogen atoms but are not proteins are part of this group.

This is the type of tissue that blood is.

Prothrombin is which type of plasma protein produced by the liver.

This is the substance that cuts fibrinogen into fibrin.

Damaged tissue releases thromboplastin which causes the production of ?

These are agranulocytes that have a very large nucleus and very little cytoplasm.

These are agranulocytes that are the largest of all the white blood cells.

These are proteins that are found on the surface of red blood cells.

These are proteins that are found in the plasma.

This is what we call the clumping together of red blood cells following a transfusion reaction.

This is the blood group based on the presence or absence of Antigen A and Antigen B.

This blood group is based on the presence or absence of Antigen D.

If a person has Antigen A on their red blood cells they have this blood type.

If a person has Antigen B on their red blood cells they have this blood type.

If a person has Antigen A and Antigen B on their red blood cells they have this blood type.

If a person has no Antigens on their red blood cells they have this blood type.

If a person has Antigen A on their red blood cells they have this antibody in their plasma.

If a person has Antigen B on their red blood cells they have this antibody in their plasma.

If a person has no Antigens on their red blood cells they have this antibody in their plasma.

If a person has Antigen A and Antigen B on their red blood cells they have this antibody in their plasma.

A person with type A blood can safely receive which blood types?

A person with type B blood can safely receive which blood types?

A person with type AB blood can safely receive which blood types?

A person with type O blood can safely receive which blood types?

Everyone can safely receive type O blood so it is called?

A person with blood type AB can safely receive every type of blood so they are known as?

The Rh blood group is based on the presence or absence of this.

A persons blood type is an inherited trait because it is a?

This is the drug given to a pregnant mother that is Rh negative and carrying an Rh+ fetus.

If an Rh- person is exposed to Rh+ blood then their plasma will produce anti D. This is?

These are granulocytes, these have 2-55 parts. These account for 54-62% of white blood cells. These have fine cytoplasmic granules that stain purple.

These are granulocytes that have thick granules that stain deep red. These account for 1-3% of white blood cells.

The Rh Factor was discovered on?

The Rh blood group is determined by the presence or absence of this substance on the surface of the red blood cells.

If a person has Antigen D on the surface of their red blood cells they are?

Rh Blood Factor and the ABO Group are both this type of trait.

If a person has type A blood and they receive a transfusion of type B blood the donated red blood cells will clump together. This is called?

If an Rh- mom is already sensitized and becomes pregnant with an Rh+ baby, the baby's red blood cells will agglutinate. What is this condition called?

This is the location for almost all plasma protein production.

When a blood clot forms abnormally it is called?

When an abnormal blood clot breaks free and gets carried in circulating blood it is called?

Lipids are not water soluble and plasma is 92% water, so lipids attach to?

These are plasma proteins that are the smallest, are made by the liver, are important for maintaining osmotic pressure of plasma.

When the level of platelets in the blood drops, this hormone is secreted and causes an increase in the production of platelets.

These are the plasma proteins that function in coagulation, are made by the liver, and are the largest of the plasma proteins.

These are granulocytes, have few cytoplasmic granules that stain deep blue, these account for less than 1% of white blood cells.

These are large cells in red bone marrow that shatter like glass. This is where platelets come from.

These are plasma proteins that are subdivided into alph, beta, and gamma.

This is the most important blood gas we inhale.

This is th most important blood gas we exhale.

Glucose is stored in the liver in this form.

Plasm lipids combine with proteins and form?

This gas is found dissolved in the plasma.

If a person has blood type A which 2 blood types should they NOT receive?

If a person has blood type B which 2 blood types should they NOT receive?

If a person has blood type O which blood types should they NOT receive?

If a person has blood type AB which 2 blood types should they NOT receive?

A blood sample is usually 45% red blood cells, this is called Packed Cell Volume (PCV) or?