WorksheetsHEMATOLOGY TOPIC 1-2
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Another name of platelet
(a)
It help stimulating bone marrow for platelet
Thrombopoietin (TPO)
Thrombopoiesis
Thrombocyte
Liver
It refers to maturation of the platelet inside bone marrow
Thrombopoietin (TPO)
Thrombopoiesis
Thrombocyte
Liver
Where is immature platelet being released?
(a)
Its function is to inhibit bleeding, mood healing, and alleviating stress
(a)
Precursor of platelet
(a)
Megakaryocyte mistakes sometimes as (a) ?
Where megakaryocytes should undergo in order to shred off?
(a)
How many megakaryocytes are inside the bone marrow?
(a)
Megakaryocytes shred off a (a) platelet
What is the normal value of the platelet?
(a)
The life span of a platelet
(a)
On what day of platelet becomes mature inside the bone marrow?
(a)
After the day of maturation, the platelet can circulate in systematic circulation specifically (a) in the spleen
After the day of maturation, the platelet can circulate in systematic circulation specifically (a) in the peripheral blood
What is the four (4) different zone of platelet?
It is the outer portion of platelet
glycocalyx
plasma membrane
microfilaments
microtubules
This is place wherein the clotting factor attached to it
glycocalyx
plasma membrane
microfilaments
microtubules
It contains glycoprotein, phospholipids, factor V, and VWF
glycocalyx
plasma membrane
microfilaments
microtubules
Full meaning of VWF
(a)
What is the receptor of VWF?
Factor Ib
Factor IIb, IIIa
Factor Vb
Factor III
What is the receptor of Fibrinogen?
Factor Ib
Factor IIb, IIIa
Factor Vb
Factor III
What is the receptor of Thrombin?
Factor Ib
Factor IIb, IIIa
Factor Vb
Factor III
It contains microfilaments and microtubules
Peripheral Zone
Structural/Sol-gel Zone
Organelle Zone
Membrane System
It contains glycocalyx and plasma membrane
Peripheral Zone
Structural/Sol-gel Zone
Organelle Zone
Membrane System
It contains open canalicular and dense tubular system
Peripheral Zone
Structural/Sol-gel Zone
Organelle Zone
Membrane System
It contains alpha-granules, dense body, lysosomes, and mitochondoria
Peripheral Zone
Structural/Sol-gel Zone
Organelle Zone
Membrane System
It is responsible for clot distraction
(a)
It helps for maintaining shape of platelet
(a)
It is responsible for platelet adhesion and platelet aggregation
dense body/dense granules
a-granules
lysosomes
mitochondria
It is also known as suicide sac that is responsible for platelet to suicide when it is ineffective
dense body/dense granules
a-granules
lysosomes
mitochondria
It is also known as suicide sac that is responsible for platelet to suicide when it is ineffective
dense body/dense granules
a-granules
lysosomes
mitochondria
In α-granules, it contains (a) per platelet. Meaning each platelet have α-granules
In dense body, it has (a) per platelet
It is not just an electrolyte but can be clot factor and dense granules
(a)
PLATELET FACTOR
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
FIBRONECTIN
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
beta-thromboglobulin
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
platelet albumin
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
VWF
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Glycoprotein
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Phospholipids
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Factor V
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Platelet-derived growth factor
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Thrombospondin
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
ADP
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Serotonin
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
Calcium
α-granules
dense body
plasma membrane
plasma membrane and α-granules
It released all granules
Open canalicular
Dense tubular system
It serve as a site for arachidonic acid
Open canalicular
Dense tubular system
If there is an injury, it helps to provide healing clot or promote heal
(a)
What are the two (2) types of Hemostasis?
(a)
What is the immediate product of primary hemostasis?
(a)
What is the immediate product of secondary hemostasis?
(a)
In order to limit blood flow, (a) being promote
Vasoconstriction + platelet
(a)
What are the events in primary hemostasis?
What type of hemostasis that seeks coagulation factor?
(a)
In the coagulation factor, what are the 10 factors being released in the liver?
What are the events of secondary hemostasis?
It promotes bleeding but less and defficient
(a)
Inherited diseases of hypocoagulation that has no factor VIII
(a)
Inherited diseases of hypocoagulation that has no factor IX
(a)
With complete answer; it is an acquired disease of hypocoagulation wherein there is no blood in the organ which may lead to liver and kidney disease.
(a)
There are many formation of thrombin (uncontrolled).
(a)
