Blood has a variety of functions, which one is not a function of blood

Buffy coat consists of

Most significant protein found in blood plasma and is a major contributor to osmotic pressure

How many oxygen molecules can a single hemoglobin carry?

Which structure releases EPO?

An increase in EPO would cause BP to

You encounter a patient with a bacterial infection, what WBC count would you find abnormal?

An abnormal T lymphocyte count indicates

Viewing a specimen under the microscope you find a parasite, this patient's _____________ would be abnormally high

Vaccines are designed to trigger antibody production. The goal is to stimulate what WBC?

All WBC come from myeloid stem cells

The correct sequence of events in coagulation would be

In activation of prothrombin, Factor X will be coupled with _______ to form prothrombin activator

To achieve the quickest response in coagulation it would be ideal to go through what pathway?

Which ion is primarily responsible for the plateau phase of the cardiac action potential?

Due to a birth defect of the circuitry of the heart causes blood to reenter the left atrium from the left ventricle. This particular birth defect affects what valve in the heart?

The pulmonary artery carries

What veins drain into the right atrium

Which chamber of the heart generates the highest pressure during systole?

Generates impulses at 75x/minutte

This would be an example of

Absent of the T wave complex would indicate issues in

If there is increased vagal stimulation to the heart, how does cardiac output change?

An increase in afterload would cause SV to

An increase in SV could be associated with

An increase in ESV would cause CO

Which of the following changes would decrease myocardial oxygen demand?

A person with uncontrolled hypertension over a long period of time would have direct consequences on their

If the fluid is not exiting the capillaries what might be effected

Which one is not associated with resistance

If baroreceptor firing increase, what happens to total peripheral resistance

Which of the following would lead to an increase in venous return?

When total peripheral resistance increases, what happens to mean arterial pressure

Firing of cardioinhibitory center causes CO

If arterial compliance decreases, how does systolic blood pressure change

What causes fluid to exit capillaries into tissues?

From arteriole to venule, the osmotic pressure of the capillary

After the review, 1-10, how prepared do we feel about the exam?