Components of Blood
ABO Blood Typing
Blood Tests
Blood Spatter
Scientific Method
100

The component of blood that is responsible for transporting oxygen.

What is an Erythrocyte 

100

People with type O blood produce what antibodies?

What is anti A antibodies and anti B antibodies?

100

When doing ABO blood type testing, what happens to blood to confirm blood type. Ex. Type A blood treated with anti-A antibodies.

What is agglutination?

100

As the height from which blood falls increases, the diameter of the blood drops _______________

Increases

100

A positive control should produce

a known, positive result

200

Function of the Thrombocyte

What is aid in clotting /scabbing

200

What is the universal donor?

Type O negative blood

200

ABO blood type testing is considered what type of test?

What is a confirmatory test?

200

Pattern of blood spatter found at Anna Garcia's scene

What is blood droplets (90 degree angle)

200

This type of group is used in an experiment for comparing results to a known standard

What is a control group

300

Leukocyte function

What is aid in immune response

300

The universal recipient blood type

What is AB positive

300

If a red substance is found at a crime scene, what is the first type of test conducted to determine if it may be blood?

What is a presumptive Kastle-Meyer test?

300

Blood spatter patterns when blood from a hand or shoulder or other surface is rubbed against another surface

What is transfer pattern?


300

A negative control should produce

No response

400

The fluid that components of the blood move through

What is plasma?

400

People with type AB blood produce what antibodies?

What is none?

400

A test that uses a blue-green glow to reveal trace blood at a crime scene.

What is the luminol test

400

How does blood spatter patterns help forensics solve a case

Recreate how a wound was made (blunt object, gun, etc)

400

The variable that you change or manipulate in an experiment.

The independent variable

500

A reduction in red blood cells would create a reduction of what molecule that transports oxygen

What is hemoglobin

500

Someone with type A positive blood donates to an A negative recipient. What happens?

What is agglutination?

500

These two substances react to turn a sample pink in a Kastle-Meyer test.

What is hydrogen peroxide and hemoglobin

500

An oblong blood spatter pattern indicates what two things?

Force and direction

500

In an iodine test for starch, the positive control is __________ and the negative control is __________.

Starch solution; water

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