Blood Typing
Blood Compatibility
Blood Composition
How Blood Travels
Blood Spatter
Blood as Evidence
100

Someone's blood type is (Class/Individual) Evidence

Class

100

These are the two different types of Rh factors in blood

What is positive and negative?

100

The average adult has this many pints of blood 

What is 10?

100

This blood vessel takes blood away from the heart

What are arteries?

100

That is the word for how blood sticks together and maintains a round shape

What is cohesion?

100

(T/F) If blood is not able to be seen with the naked eye there is no way to tell if it was ever there

False

200

This is why people use blood typing first before looking at DNA

Why is blood typing quicker and less expensive?

200

That is the Universal Donor

What is type O blood?

200

This is another name for red blood cells

What are erythrocytes?

200

These tiny blood vessels supplies the tissues with nutrients then removes wastes

What are capillaries?

200

This usually occurs when an artery is damaged and the blood spurts or gushes from the wound in large volume pulses. It continues spurting as long as the heart continues

What is Arterial Spurting?

200

This, when sprayed on an area that previously had blood on it, will luminesce for about 30 seconds.

What is Luminol ?

300

These give a person their blood type

What are cell surface proteins/Rh factors?

300

This is the Universal Recipient

What is type AB blood?

300

These are the 3 kinds of cells that make up blood

What are RBC, WBC, and Platelets

300

This carries deoxygenated blood towards the heart

What are veins?

300
These are the lines that scientists can draw to find a point of origin between two different blood spatters

What are LINES OF CONVERGENCE

300

That is how we can tell if a red blood cell is from a mammal or not

  1. All mammals, except camels and llamas, have circular, un-nucleated RBCs.

  2. Animals that are not mammals (birds, fish, etc.) have oval blood cells with a nucleus.

400

This is the clumping of red blood cells

What is agglutination?

400

Those would be 2 compatible blood type for B+

What is B+, B-, O+, or O-


(need to name 2)

400

These are the 4 parts of plasma

what is water, proteins, nutrients, and wastes?

400

Describe what cast off is

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400

This test uses antibodies that react to human blood to tell if mammal blood is from human. 

What is ELISA

500

This is the name of an immune response in which WBCs called B-lymphocytes release antibodies to attack the foreign substance.

What is an antigen-antibody response?

500

A person with a blood type of AB- would be able to receive these 4 blood types

A-

B-

O-

AB-

500

Those are the scientific names for RBC and WBC

What are erythrocytes and leukocytes?

500

Give me three differences between arteries and veins

-direction of blood flow

-pressure

-oxygenated vs deoxygenated

-thickness of wall

500

These are 3 of the 5 things that analysis of a spatter pattern can help determine

  1.  direction blood traveled

  2.  angle of impact

  3.  point of origin of the blood

  4.  velocity of the blood

  5.  manner of death

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