RED BLOOD CELL
WHITE BLOOD CELL
COAGULATIONS
BLOOD BANKING/TYPING
A-AB+B-A-AB-O-O+
100

Which of the following is a granular leukocyte? 

  1. Basophil 

  1. Thrombocyte 

  1. Monocyte 

  1. Lymphocyte 

Basophil

100

24.  A person with blood type "AB" will have: 

  1. A antibodies and B antigens 

  1. A and B antigens and no antibodies 

  1. A and B antibodies and no antigens 

  1. B antibodies and A antigens 

A and B antigens and no antibodies

100

 T-cells are responsible for: 

  1. Cellular immunity 

  1. Carrying oxygen 

  1. Fighting infection 

  1. Antibody production 

 

Cellular immunity

100

Factors contributed by intrinsic and extrinsic pathways will lead to the release of what coagulation factor at the start of the common pathway? 

  1. Factor Vll 

  1. Factor Xll 

  1. Factor X 

  1. Factor lX 

Factor X

100

Which of the following is usually NOT found in the formed elements of a blood sample? 

  1. Erythrocytes 

  1. Hemostasis 

  1. Platelets 

  1. Leukocytes 

Hemostasis

200

The tissue pathway is commonly evaluated by which of the following tests? 

  1. PT 

  1. APTT 

  1. ACT 

  1. BT 

  

PT

200

 What leukocytes should make up the smallest percentage of a WBC differential? 

  1. Neutrophils 

  1. Eosinophils 

  1. Basophils 

  1. Monocytes 

Basophils

200

Thrombocytopenia ia likely to result in a patient having: 

  1. High risk of infection 

  1. Thrombosis 

  1. Excessive bleeding 

  1. Low immunity 

Excessive bleeding

200

 Which of the following is NOT a diagnostic test for red blood cells? 

  1. CPT 

  1. PCV 

  1. ESR 

  1. Hgb 

CPT

200

What is the blood type of a universal donor? 

  1. AB (-) 

  1. O(+) 

  1. O(-) 

  1. AB (+) 

O(-)

300

  Fibrinolysis is made possible through the use of which of the following? 

  1. Vascular constriction 

  1. Conversion of thrombin to prothrombin 

  1. The enzyme fibrin 

  1. Plasmin 

Plasmin

300


Antigens used to determine a patients phenotype are found where? 

  1. Leukocytes 

  1. Plasma 

  1. Erythrocytes 


Erythrocytes

300


 The primary function of erythrocytes is the: 

  1. Transportation of heat 

  1. Transportation of hormones 

  1. Transportation of oxygen 

  1. Elimination of cellular waste 

Transportation of oxygen

300

Which of the following tests is commonly used to monitor Coumadin (Warfarin) therapy? 

  1. APTT or PTT 

  1. Bleeding time 

  1. Platelet function assay 

  1. Prothrombin time 

Prothrombin time

300

 

20.  The intrinsic pathway starts by the activation of coagulation factor? 

  1. Factor Vll 

  1. Factor ll 

  1. Factor Xll 

  1. Factor X 

Factor Xll

400

 Which of the following tests is commonly used to monitor heparin therapy? 

  1. Bleeding time 

  1. Prothrombin time 

  1. Platelet function assay 

  1. Partial thromboplastin time

  1. Partial thromboplastin time 

  

400

 

2.  Which of the following may contribute to a patient having iron deficiency anemia: 

  1. Pregnancy 

  1. Insufficient intake from diet 

  1. Inadequate absorption from the natural breakdown of heme 

  1. All of the above 

  1. All of the above 

  

400

Which of the following tests is used to evaluate the blood pathway? 

  1. ACT 

  1. PT 

  1. APTT 

  1. BT 

APTT

400

What substance is produced as a natural breakdown of erythrocytes? 

  1. Plasma proteins 

  1. Fibrinogen 

  1. Bilirubin 

  1. Oxyhemoglobin 

Bilirubin

400

Which of the following is NOT an example of a coagulation test? 

  1. Prothrombin time 

  1. Activated coagulation time 

  1. Activated partial thromboplastin time 

  1. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

  1. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate 

  

500

. Which of the following is most likely to result in anemia: 

  1. A decrease in erythropoiesis 

  1. A decrease in destruction of RBC's 

  1. An increased production of RBC's 

  1. An increased life span of RBC's 

A decrease in erythropoiesis

500

Large amounts of antibodies are produced by which of the following? 

  1. Neutrophil 

  1. Monocytes 

  1. T-cells 

  1. B-cells 

B-cells

500

Plasma cells offer immunity by mass producing antibodies to fight infection; these cells differentiate from which of the following?

Lymphocytes

500

What leukocyte functions to remove cellular debris and microbes after infection?

  1. Monocytes 

  1. Eosinophils 

  1. Neutrophils 

  1. Lymphocytes 

 

Monocytes

500

 

6.  Where does erythropoiesis normally take place? 

  1. Spleen 

  1. Liver 

  1. Bone marrow 

  1. Pancreas 

Bone marrow

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