PHLEBOTOMY

What is another term for white blood cells (WBCs): Erythrocytes. Leukocytes. Reticulocytes. Thrombocytes.

The liquid portion of the blood is called: Edema. Plasma. Lymph. Serum.

What is the approximate blood volume of an average 150 pound adult?. 1 liter. 3 liter. 5 liter. 8 liter.

The most numerous of the blood cells are ;. Leukocytes. Erythrocytes. Lymphocytes. Neutrophils.

The life span of the platelets is: 6 month. 9 to 12 days. 120 days. 30 days.

The life span of the erythrocytes is: 6 month. 9 to 12 days. 120 days. 30 days.

The principal functions of the erythrocytes is: Oxygen and CO2 transportation. Defense of the organism. Nutrients transportation. All of the above.

Which of the following medications increases the risk of bleeding: Aspirin. Ampicillim. Vitamin C. Vitamin K.

The following medications increase bleeding risk, except. aspirin. heparin. Warfarin (Coumadin). vitamin K.

What is the term for an increase in the total number of RBCs?. Anemia. Leukemia. Polycythemia. Thalassemia.

All of the following are considered normal WBCs , EXCEPT: Neutrophils. Blast. Eosinophil. Basophil.

Which formed elements of the blood play a role in blood coagulation?. Erythrocytes. Leukocytes. Platelets. Retyculocytes.

Phlebotomy is defined as. A. Obtaining blood for therapeutic purposes. B. Analyzing blood samples. C. Puncturing a blood vessel and removing blood. D. Checking a patient's blood volume.

Blood type A contains: Antibodies anti B. Antibodies anti A. Antibodies anti A and anti B. Neither anti A or anti B.

Blood type AB contains: Antibodies anti B. Antibodies anti A. Antibodies anti A and anti B. Neither anti A or anti B.

Blood type 0 contains: Antibodies anti B. Antibodies anti A. Antibodies anti A and anti B. Neither anti A or anti B.

Individuals called universal recipients to. Type AB blood group. Type A blood group. Type O blood group. Type B blood group.

the most common blood type is. Type AB blood group. Type A blood group. Type O blood group. Type B blood group.

The term neutrophilia means : Decreased amount of neutrophils. Elevated amount of lymphocytes. Elevated amount of Neutrophils. Elevated amount of platelets.

The term neutropenia means : Decreased amount of neutrophils. Elevated amount of lymphocytes. Elevated amount of Neutrophils. Elevated amount of platelets.

Serum is plasma without the fibrinogen ( clotting factor): True. False.

If the RBC level or the hemoglobin level is below normal, this is called: Polycythemia. Anemia. Hematopoiesis. Neutropenia.

Mother Rh (-) becomes sensitive to Rh (+): When becomes pregnant. Is always sensitive. When delivering. When have intercourse with a Rh(+) man.

The color of the well oxygenated blood is : Bright red. Blue red. Dark blue. Dark pink.

White blood cells are responsible for: Carrying oxygen. Controlling coagulation. Eliminating urea. Fighting infection.

The normal value of hemoglobin in female is: 12 to 16 g/l. 14 to 18 g/l. 10 to 11 g/l. 18 to 20 g/l.

The normal value of hemoglobin in male is: 12 to 16 g/l. 14 to 18 g/l. 10 to 11 g/l. 18 to 20 g/l.

The most superficial layer of the heart is called: Miocardio. Endotelio. Endocardio. Epricardio.

Region of the thoracic cavity containing the heart and blood vessel Lying between the lungs and the sternum and vertebral column Is called?. Epigastric. Apex. Mediastinum. Intercostal spaces.

What are the blood vessels of the circulatory system?. Vein, vessel and artery. Artery vessel and capillaries. Veins, Arteries and Capillaries. Intima, muscular, adventitia.

The left side of the heart is responsible for the pulmonary circulation. True. False.

The systemic circulation of the heart starts in the left ventricle. False. True.

The heart right side and the left side of the heart are separated by: Atrium. Septum. Pacemaker of the heart. Bundle of hiz.

The bigger chamber of the heart is: Left atrium. Aorta. Right ventricle. Left ventricule.

the semilunar valves are: a. Mitral. b. Tricuspid. c. Pulmonary. d. Aortic. c y d. a y b.

Every spring, Mrs. Kathy Watts suffers from severe allergies. Which of the following would be the picture of her WBC differential count?. A. Increased eosinophils. B. Decreased lymphocytes. C. Increased basophils. D. Decreased monocytes.

Which of these vessels carries deoxygenated blood ?. The pulmonary artery. The pulmonary vein. The aorta. The subclavian Artery.

Where does the right ventricle pump blood to?. The left ventricle. The lungs. The atrium. The aorta.

Of the following listed below, number 1 corresponds to: the right atrium. inferior vein cava. the right ventricle. superior vein cava.

Of the following listed below, number 6 corresponds to: the right atrium. inferior vein cava. the right ventricle. superior vein cava.

Of the following listed below, number 2 corresponds to: the right atrium. inferior vein cava. the right ventricle. superior vein cava.

Of the following listed below, number 4 corresponds to: tricuspide valve. pulmonary valve. mitral valve. aortic valve.

Of the following listed below, number 3 corresponds to: tricuspide valve. pulmonary valve. mitral valve. aortic valve.

Of the following listed below, number 12 corresponds to: tricuspide valve. pulmonary valve. mitral valve. aortic valve.

Of the following listed below,11 number corresponds to: tricuspide valve. pulmonary valve. mitral valve. aortic valve.

Of the following listed below, number 14 corresponds to: septum. left atrium. apex. aortic valve.

What veins are in the antecubical area?. cava, yugular, radial. axillar, subclavian, brachial. basilic, cephalic, and the median. radial, cubital, brachial.

The solid portion of blood contains: Erythrocytes, leukocytes, and Thrombocytes (Platelets). fibrinogen, plasmin, trombin. Na. K, Ca, Mg. plasma.

The liquid portion of whole blood; contains all clotting factor. serum. plasma. formed elements. no above.

The liquid portion of clotted blood; contains NO clotting factors. serum. plasma. formed elements. no above.

Circulatory system function. deliver oxygen. deliver nutrients. deliver Co2. trasport waste. all above.