Hematopoiesis
Immunology
CV elements
lymphatic system
blood components
100

The most prominent location of hematopoiesis in adults

What is bone marrow

100

When activated, this type of white blood cell secretes antibodies

What is plasma cells

100

The outermost layer of the arterial wall

What is tunica externa

100

This is interstitial fluid that did not get reabsorbed into vascular system

what is lymph

100

This blood component is comprised of water (92%), electrolytes, proteins, wastes, nutrients, vitamins, hormones, dissolved gases

What is plasma

200

This hormone controls RBC formation via a negative feedback loop

What is erythropoietin

200

B cells are part of this immune defense system 

What is adaptive or acquired

200
The aorta is an example of this type of artery

What is elastic artery

200

The primary site of T cell maturation

What is the thymus

200

This makes up the majority of circulating agranulocytes

What is lymphocytes

300

These stem cells are progenitors of erythrocytes, thrombocytes, granulocytes, monocytes

What is myeloid stem cells

300

This type of antibody is typically secreted by plasma cells in early infection and also used to distinguish a recent infection vs past infection

What is IgM

300
This protein is primarily responsible for maintaining the plasma oncotic pressure

what is albumen

300

This makes up the majority (75%) of the spleen and is comprised of “Leaky” capillary endothelium with slits healthy red cells can pass through

What is red pulp

300

These blood cells have a segmented nucleus and are the first to mobilize during an infection

What are neutrophils or PMNs

400

This type of hemoglobin is considered "normal" adult hemoglobin, comprised of 2 alpha and 2 beta chains

What is Hemoglobin A

400

The tuberculin skin test is an example of what type of hypersensitivity reaction? 

What is Type IV/delayed hypersensitivity reaction

400

This is the most common type of capillary in the body

What is continuous capillary

400

This type of lymphoid cell processes and displays antigens as well as phagocytoses foreign substances

what is macrophages

400

Release histamine when stimulated

What is basophils

500

During RBC recycling, this byproduct is conjugated in the liver and then excreted

What is bilirubin

500

These white blood cells suppress excessive immune responses and maintain peripheral tolerance

What is regulatory T cells or Tregs

500

This type of venous return mechanism relies on the pressure changes between the thoracic and the abdominal cavity

What is respiratory pump

500

These are aggregated lymphoid nodules are found in walks of distal small intestine

what is Peyer's patches

500

platelets are derived from these 

what is megakaryocytes

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