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WorksheetsRed Blood Cell Quiz
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 3hrs 57mins
What is the composition of the RBC membrane?
58% proteins, 40% lipids, 8% carbohydrates
40% proteins, 58% lipids, 8% carbohydrates
58% lipids, 40% proteins, 8% carbohydrates
40% lipids, 58% proteins, 8% carbohydrates
Which component of the RBC membrane provides tensile strength?
Phospholipids
Cholesterol
Proteins
Carbohydrates
What property of RBCs allows them to stretch undamaged through narrow capillaries?
Deformability
Viscosity
Elasticity
Hemolysis
Which phospholipid predominates in the outer layer of the RBC membrane?
Phosphatidylcholine
Phosphatidylserine
Phosphatidylethanolamine
Sphingomyelin
What happens to the distribution of phosphatidylserine (PS) in the RBC membrane during aging or in certain diseases?
It redistributes to the inner layer
It redistributes to the outer layer
It remains evenly distributed
It is completely removed from the membrane
Which proteins are part of the ankyrin complex in the RBC membrane?
Band 3 and protein 4.2
Protein 4.1 and actin
Adducin and dematin
Glut-1 and protein 4.1
What is the function of aquaporin 1 in the RBC membrane?
Regulates Na and K concentrations
Maintains low intracellular calcium levels
Forms pores for water flow
Controls membrane deformability
Which cation pumps maintain osmotic balance in the RBC?
Na-ATPase and K-ATPase
Ca-ATPase and Na-ATPase
K-ATPase and Ca-ATPase
Na-ATPase and Ca-ATPase
What happens when there is a defect in the horizontal interaction of spectrin in the RBC membrane?
The RBC becomes spheroid
The RBC swells and ruptures
The RBC loses deformability
The RBC forms small blebs
Which condition is associated with an increased plasma bile salt concentration and a target cell appearance of RBCs?
Sickle cell anemia
Thalassemia
Overhydrated stomatocytosis
Liver disease
Cytoskeletal or Peripheral proteins has a principle of
alpha and beta spectrin
ankyrin and actin complexes
band 3
the process in which cell swells, becomes spheroid, and ruptures
hemolysis
cell hemolysis
colloid osmotic hemolysis
RBC hemolysis
Defect in ion channels causes
Overdehydrated stomatocytosis (hereditary hydrocytosis)
sickle cell anemia
hereditary elliptocytosis
dehydrated stomatocytosis (hereditary xerocytosis)
calmodulin is responsible for
medication for calcium
Ca-ATPase
Na-ATPase
K-ATPase
Ratio for intracellular:extracellular
50:50
Na:K
1:12
Na:K
25:1
Na:K
60:40
Na:K
decreased aquapohorin 1 result in
IDA
hereditary stomtocytosis
hereditary spherocytosis
hereditary elliptocytosis
PPL that predominates the OUTER LAYER
PPL that predominates the INNER LAYER
a type of PPL that is negatively charged
Phosphatidylcholine
Phosphatidylserine
Phosphatidylethanolamine
RBC is _ and _
(a)
Function/s of Transmembrane protein or Integral protein
transport site
adhesion site
surface receptors
provides vertical membrane structure
also called as Protein 4.2
ankyrin and actin
Na and K
Ca and K
Na, Ca, and K
this dye is used to stain GLYCOPHORINS
periodic-acid schiff
coomasie blue dye
methylene blue
wright stain
Bands migrate through the gel, with their velocity a property of their molecular weight and net charge, and are identified
coomasie blue dye
SDS-PAGE
Periodic - acid schiff
wright stain
dye that is used to distinguish membrane proteins or for protein identification
Methylene blue
Periodic Acid Schiff
coomasie blue dye
SDS-PAGE
lifespan of RBC
60 days
120 days
365 days
30 days
responsible for the red pigment of RBC
heme
hemoglobin
iron
protein
average volume of RBC
150fL
90fL
120fL
60fL
average size of RBC (diameter)
3.5
7.2
10.5
5.8
enumerate the 4 METABOLIC PATHWAYS
embden-meyerhof pathway is a/an
aerobic pathway
anaerobic pathway
hexose monophosphate shunt is a/an
aerobic pathway
anaerobic pathway
where 90% of glycolytic reaction happens
Methemoglobin reductase pathway (MRP)
embden meyerhof pathway (EMP)
Hexose Monophosphate pathway (HMP)
Rapoport luebering pathway (RLP)
1 glucose is coverted into
lactate and pyruvate
glycogen and atp
atp
with a series of biochemical reactions, 2 atps are produced
1 ATP is used for _
and 1 ATP is used for _
energy
strength
Na and K pump
Flexibility
energy
deformability
Ca, K, and Na pump
energy
cation that is kept INTRACELLULARY
or found INSIDE the RBC
protein
Na
K
Ca
cation that is kept EXTRACELLULARY
or found OUTSIDE the RBC
protein
Na
K
Ca
young RBC
increased glucose, ATP, glycophorin, cholesterol
decreased Ca
decreased glucose, ATP, glycophorin, cholesterol
increased Ca
mature RBC / old RBC
increased glucose, ATP, glycophorin, cholesterol
decreased Ca
decreased glucose, ATP, glycophorin, cholesterol
increased Ca
glucose enters the RBC via
transferrin
transmembrane protein-glut 1
Na-ATPase, K-ATPase, and Ca-ATPase
pyruvate and lactate
RBC is negatively charged because of
glycophorin
protein
lipid
cholesterol
the ability of the RBC to disperse and not to agglutinate is because of
carbohydrate
glycophorin
protein
zeta potential
where 10% of glucose is used
MRP
EMP
RLP
HMS
NADP reduced = NADPH
NADPH oxidizes glutathione to its reduced form = GSH
in the process called
glutathione reductase
glutathione peroxidase
reduced glutathione becomes oxidized and reduce peroxide in the process called
glutathione reductase
glutathione peroxidase
heinz bodies are REVERSIBLE
false
true
maybe
macrophage engulfs heinz bodies in the young RBC
target cells
splenic pitting
splenic culling
bite cells
engulfs heinz bodies or other inclusion bodies
bite cells
splenic pitting
splenic culling
spherocyte
maintains iron in the ferrous state by the process called
ferrous (2+)
ferric (3+)
a pathway that produces 2-3 DPG and 2-3 BPG
RLP
MRP
EMP
PPP
2-3 BPG binds to the heme portion
true
false
2-3 BPG has oxygen attached to it
true
false
meaning of 2,3 DPG
meaning of 2,3 BPG
describe the dynamics of RBC production and destruction
erythropoiesis
hematopoiesis
erythrokinetics
RBC
it is the movement of water from low and high gradient
hypotonic
osmosis
osmotic lysis
hypertonic
a process where the water in the plasma enters the RBC
hemolysis
osmotic lysis
osmosis
hypotonic = <0.85 NaCl (higher concentration OUTSIDE)
true
false
hypertonic = >0.85 NaCl (higher concentration INSIDE)
true
false
happens when the RBC produce heinz bodies: due to weak HMP
hemoglobin denaturation
intravascular lysis
extravascular lysis
NADP
lysis with the circulation is called
10-20% of old RBC undergo INTRAVASCULAR LYSIS
true
false
90% of old RBC undergo MACROPHAGE-MEDIATED HEMOLYSIS
false
true
if haptoglobin is depleted, alpha and beta dimers will become
free hb
converted into hemosiderin
oxidized into methemoglobin
NOTHING WILL HAPPEN
normal RBC count in men
normal RBC count in women
normal RBC count in during late pregnancy
normal RBC count at birth
normal RBC count in infants
<1/3 central pallor
hyperhemoglobin
hypohemoglobin
>1/3 central pallor
hyperhemoglobin
hypohemoglobin
MCHCs < 36% compromise deformability and shorten the RBC life span
true
false
variation in hb content
variation in staining property
variation in cell size
variation in cell shape
What is the morphology of cells which are Fe deficient?
normochromic
Hypochromic microcytic
Hypochromic macrocytic
Hyperchromic microcytic
faulty Fe metabolism due to enzyme error
spherocyte
IDA
sideroblastic anemia
thalassemia
give at least 3 disease under hypochromia
give at least 2 disease under ANISOCHROMIA
give at least 3 disease under POLYCHROMASIA
give at least 3 disease under BASOPHILIC STIPPLING
give at least 3 disease under HYPOCHROMASIA
give at least 3 disease under HYPERCHROMASIA
give at least 3 disease under MACROCYTE
give at least 3 disease under MICROCYTE
give at least 3 disease under MEGALOCYTE
give at least 3 disease under target cell
give at least 3 disease under ELLIPTOCYTE
give at least 3 disease under SPHEROCYTE
give at least 3 disease under SCHISTOCYTE
give at least 3 disease under DACRYOCYTE
give at least 3 disease under SICKLE CELL
give at least 3 disease under ECHINOCYTE
give at least 3 disease under ACANTHOCYTE
schuffner's dots is seen in what type of plasmodium
jame's dots is seen in what type of plasmodium
ziemman's dots is seen in what type of plasmodium
maurer's dots is seen in what type of plasmodium
comma-shaped inclusion bodies
intravital stain
maltese cross inclusion bodies
wright stain
stain used in siderocytes
DNA remnants
romanowsky stain
staining for heinz bodies
stain used for pappenheimer bodies
stain used for Hemoglobin H
characteristics of RBC thoma pipette
enumerate 7 diluting fluids used in RBC counting
