History of Blood
Blood Vessels
Blood & Disease
Forensic Evidence
Blood Basics
100

What ancient practice was used to cure disease using blood?

Bloodletting

100

Arteries carry blood ______ the heart.

To or Away From

Away from

100

What virus attacks the immune system and will end in AIDS?

HIV

100

Blood patterns can be used to do what pertaining to a crime scene?

Reconstruct a crime scene

100

Blood is classified as what type of tissue?

Connective tissue

200

Which civilization began bloodletting around 2500 B.C.?

Egyptians

200

Veins carry blood ______ the heart.

Toward

200

AIDS stands for what?

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

200

Blood can connect a suspect to what?

A crime Scene

200

What percentage of blood is plasma?

55%

300

Who first viewed blood cells under a microscope?

van Leeuenhoek or Landsteiner

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

300

Which vessels have thicker, elastic walls?

Arteries

300

What test screens blood by detecting antibodies?

ELISA

300

 Blood typing is an example of what evidence? Double Points

Class

300

Where are blood cells made?

Bone Marrow

400

In what year was the first blood transfusion performed? Double Points

1975   1795   1853

1795

400

What structure in veins prevents backflow?

Arteries or Valves

Valves

400

What blood cells does HIV attack? Double Points

White Blood Cells

400

DNA profiling from blood provides what type of evidence?

Individual

400

Red blood cells are also called what?

Erythrocytes

500

Who discovered blood types A, B, and O?

Landsteiner or Watson

Karl Landsteiner

500

Which vessels exchange nutrients and waste with cells?

Veins or Capillaries

Capillaries

500

Why is blood screening important for transfusions?

To prevent disease transmission

500

Why is DNA more powerful than blood typing? Double Points

It can identify a specific person

500

Why can’t red blood cells be used for DNA profiling?

They have no nucleus / no DNA