Where does hematopoiesis occur?

All formed elements are derived from a common ________ cell (called a hemocytoblast).

Hemocytoblasts differentiate into ________ stem cells which create lymphocytes and myeloid stem cells which create all other types of blood cells.

________ are the stimulating factor for producing blood cells.

Which hormones stimulate the production of: Red blood cells - ________?

Which hormones stimulate the production of: White blood cells - ________?

Which hormones stimulate the production of: Platelets - ________?

When a blood vessel is injured, ________ begin the process of forming a blood ________ (called hemostasis).

The steps in the hemostasis process are:

Sometimes an abnormal clot forms within a blood vessel. This is called a ________.

If the thrombus dislodges and floats through the blood, it is called an ________.

How does an abnormal clot affect the body?

All formed elements are produced through the process of ________ from hemocytoblasts. These processes are stimulated by ________.

Hemostasis, the process of blood clotting, involves physical and ________ reactions.

If a blood clot forms abnormally, a ________ or ________ can form.