Blood Facts
Transfusion Facts
Name that blood cell
Vocabulary/ random?'s
Diseases
100

what is the oxygen carrying protein called hemoglobin found on

what is RED BLOOD CELLS ?

100
what are some of the reasons blood transfusions are given?
need for a transfusion occurs when there is a need to: * to improve clotting time, * to improve the ability of the blood to deliver oxygen to the body's tissues. * to restore composition when large amounts of it are lost * bleeding due to surgery or injury *due to inherited blood disorders.
100

Proper name for a red blood cell 

Erythrocyte 

100

What is the medical terminology for platelets? 

Thrombocytes 

100

What can be donated besides blood cells? 

what is plasma

200
what is the blood cell that there are more then one of ?
what is the white bloodcell
200

What is the Universal Donor? 

O-

200

Proper name for a white blood cell 

Leukocyte 

200

what is the only part of the blood not included in what is known as the formed elements?

what is the plasma

200

SOmeone who is experiencing severe fatigue and has a low red blood cell count, and low hemoglobin could have...

anemia 

300
Where are new blood cells created? 
What is the bone marrow
300

If you are A+ and you receive B+ blood, what will happen?  

The blood will agglutinate 
300

What type of white blood cell is important in the immune response, and elevates when allergies are present? 

Basophils 

300

This term is used to refer to blood that is low in oxygen 

Deoxygenated 

300

Increased white blood cell, abnormal lymphocytes, chronic infection, could indicate 

Leukemia 

400

What is the function of eosinophils? 

to attack parasites 
400

Jim has had a serious car accident.  He is AB-.  What blood types can he receive? 

All that don't have the rH factor 

400

What is the name of the hormone that is produced by the kidneys and stimulates blood cell production?  Also taken by cyclists (illegal) 

erythropoietin

400

Total volume of blood cells in a sample is known as the...

hematocrit 
400

If a patient comes in with a blood clot, what drug could you push in their IV? 

Heparin or Wharfrin 

500

What is the part of the blood responsible for carrying nutrients, proteins and hormones throughout the body?

what is the plasma

500

What process is done to separate blood cells from plasma and measure the hematocrit?  (Machine that is used) 

Centrifuge 

500

What type of white blood cell is present in pus? 

Neutrophils 

500

Which WBCs increase in quatitites when the body is under attack from bacteria? 

Leukocytes 

500

Red blood cells are mishapen, fatigue , pain 

Sickle cell Anemia 

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