Functions/overview of blood
Formed elements
Erythrocyte
SI/lecture
Trivia
100

What does "ogen" stand for in Fibrinogen

Inactive

100

When whole blood is centrifuged, the layer of leukocytes and thrombocytes is called the...

Buffy coat

100

What is the hematocrit of RBC's

45%

100

What does SI stand for

Supplemental instruction

100

Who won the 2026 World Cup

Spain

200

What are the 3 functions of blood

Transport, regulation, and protection

200

Which of the following would not be considered a formed element in the blood?

albumin

erythrocyte

monocyte

thrombocyte

albumin

200

Where are red blood cells produced (in adults)?

Red bone marrow

200

What kind of classes does SI target?

Historically difficult courses with consistent D,F,W's

200

Who painted "Starry Night"?

Vincent van Gogh

300

Why is vasospasm a beneficial first-reaction to blood vessel damage?

It slows blood loss

300

Who is the 1st responder of the leukocytes

Neutrophil
300

What is the diameter of a normal red blood cell

7.5 um

300

When are Dr. Dalal's office hours

TR (8:00-8:30 am) by appointment

300

What is NaCl commonly called?

Salt

400

Based on what you know about prefixes and suffixes, what do hemolysins do?

causes blood cells to rupture

400

What is the purpose of platelets?

They help prevent blood loss by forming platelet plugs and contributing to the formation of a blood clot

400

Why can't erythrocytes survive more than 120 days?

They have no nucleus

400

When are my SI session days, times, and locations?

M: 5-6 PM at Lamb 207

W: 4-5 PM at Sherrod 129

400

What was the first Disney animated film based on the life of a real person?

Pochahontas

500

Explain the difference b/w osmotic pressure and hydrostatic pressure

OP: Pulls fluid back into blood vessel

HP: Pushes fluid out out of blood vessel

500

Explain the purpose of each leukocytes

Neutrophil: 1st responder, attacks and destroys bacteria

Eosinophils: Fights parasites and contributes to allergic rxn 

Basophil: Releases histamine and other chemicals during inflammation and allergic rxn

Lymphocytes: Very specific immune response, has B and T cells

Monocytes: Big macrophages that eat any pathogens and debris


500

Explain the RBC's shape and the shapes purpose

Biconcave disc (donut)

This allows them time to fold easily to squeeze through tiny capillaries 

Increased surface area which allows quick exchange for O2 and CO2

500

When is the 1st exam?

September 22-23

500

Which country invented ice cream?

China