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6 Hematology and Immunology

Classroom Response System

The lymphatic system consists of: 6-1 lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and blood. blood vessels, blood, and lymph nodes. lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymph. the spleen, thymus, and blood vessels.

The lymphatic system consists of: 6-1 lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and blood. blood vessels, blood, and lymph nodes. lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymph. the spleen, thymus, and blood vessels.

The process by which all blood cells are formed is: 6-1 lymphopoiesis. hematopoiesis. leukocytosis. phagocytosis.

The process by which all blood cells are formed is: 6-1 lymphopoiesis. hematopoiesis. leukocytosis. phagocytosis.

T lymphocytes mature in the: 6-1 spleen. liver. plasma. thymus.

T lymphocytes mature in the: 6-1 spleen. liver. plasma. thymus.

Plasma is the fluid portion of blood without the clotting factors. 6-1 True False

Plasma is the fluid portion of blood without the clotting factors. 6-1 True False

The white blood cells are the most numerous cells in the blood. 6-1 True False

The white blood cells are the most numerous cells in the blood. 6-1 True False

The leukocytes are the red blood cells. 6-1 True False

The leukocytes are the red blood cells. 6-1 True False

A substance used by the liver to make bile is: 6-1 white blood cells. bilirubin. lymph fluid. granulocytes.

A substance used by the liver to make bile is: 6-1 white blood cells. bilirubin. lymph fluid. granulocytes.

The granulocytes include: 6-1 neutrophils, eosinophils, and lymphocytes. monocytes and lymphocytes. neutrophils, eosinophils, and monocytes. basophils, neutrophils, and eosinophils.

The granulocytes include: 6-1 neutrophils, eosinophils, and lymphocytes. monocytes and lymphocytes. neutrophils, eosinophils, and monocytes. basophils, neutrophils, and eosinophils.

The most common leukocyte is the basophil. 6-1 True False

The most common leukocyte is the basophil. 6-1 True False

phagocytes. myeloblasts. myelocytes. basophils. Cells that engulf invading microorganisms and destroy them with lethal enzymes are called: 6-1 phagocytes. myeloblasts. myelocytes. basophils.

phagocytes. myeloblasts. myelocytes. basophils. Cells that engulf invading microorganisms and destroy them with lethal enzymes are called: 6-1 phagocytes. myeloblasts. myelocytes. basophils.

A blood clot is called a thrombus. 6-1 True False

A blood clot is called a thrombus. 6-1 True False

Where is the thymus located? 6-1 posterior to the stomach. superior to the heart. near the lymphatic capillaries. posterior to the sternum.

Where is the thymus located? 6-1 posterior to the stomach. superior to the heart. near lymphatic capillaries. posterior to the sternum.

Which of the following contains hemoglobin that transports oxygen to the cells? 6-1 plasma. blood type. erythrocyte. lymph.

Which of the following contains hemoglobin that transports oxygen to the cells? 6-1 plasma. blood type. erythrocyte. lymph.

All of these help form a clot EXCEPT: 6-2 thrombocytes. clotting factors. leukocytes. fibrin.

All of these help form a clot EXCEPT: 6-2 thrombocytes. clotting factors. leukocytes. fibrin.

The lymphatic circulation follows a continuous, circular path like that of the circulatory system of the blood. 6-1 True False

The lymphatic circulation follows a continuous, circular path like that of the circulatory system of the blood. 6-2 True False

An example of passive immunity is an immunization or a vaccination. 6-1 True False

An example of passive immunity is an immunization or a vaccination. 6-1 True False

A red blood cell that is very small and abnormal is said to be: 6-3 normocytic. microcytic. hypochromic. sickled.

A red blood cell that is very small and abnormal is said to be: 6-3 normocytic. microcytic. hypochromic. sickled.

The medical word hemolysis is associated with: 6-3 aids. leukemia. a transfusion reaction. thrombosis.

The medical word hemolysis is associated with: 6-3 aids. leukemia. a transfusion reaction. thrombosis.

Hemophilia is caused by an abnormal gene on: 6-3 chromosome y carried by the father. factor viii in the blood. chromosome x carried by the mother. malignant lymphocytes in the blood.

Hemophilia is caused by an abnormal gene on: 6-3 chromosome y carried by the father. factor viii in the blood. chromosome x carried by the mother. malignant lymphocytes in the blood.

Viscosity refers to the __________ of the blood. 6-3 color. ph. thickness. clotting time.

Viscosity refers to the __________ of the blood. 6-3 color. ph. thickness. clotting time.

Leukemia is a/an: bacterial infection of the blood. 6-3 bacterial infection of the blood. enlargement of the spleen. cancer with too many white blood cells. type of parasite.

Leukemia is a/an: bacterial infection of the blood. 6-3 bacterial infection of the blood. enlargement of the spleen. cancer with too many white blood cells. type of parasite.

Anemia is characterized by: 6-3 blood clots. a bacterial infection of the blood. too few red blood cells. too many white blood cells.

Anemia is characterized by: 6-3 blood clots. a bacterial infection of the blood. too few red blood cells. too many white blood cells.

A malignant tumor of the lymph nodes is known as: 6-3 lymphoma. sarcoma. metastasis. melanoma.

A malignant tumor of the lymph nodes is known as: 6-3 lymphoma. sarcoma. metastasis. melanoma.

The common name is the “kissing disease,” but healthcare professionals know it as: 6-3 iron deficiency anemia. mononucleosis. a transfusion reaction. aids.

The common name is the “kissing disease,” but healthcare professionals know it as: 6-3 iron-deficiency anemia. mononucleosis. a transfusion reaction. aids.

Hemorrhage is the loss of a small amount of blood over time. 6-3 True False

Hemorrhage is the loss of a small amount of blood over time. 6-3 True False

Which word is misspelled? 6-6 Albumin Hematopoiesis Antiarrhythmic drug Hematacrit

Which word is misspelled? 6-6 Albumin Hematopoiesis Antiarrhythmic drug Hematacrit (Hematocrit)

All of the following are laboratory tests to detect HIV EXCEPT: 6-3 Wbc differential. Cd4 count. Elisa. viral load test.

All of the following are laboratory tests to detect HIV EXCEPT: 6-3 Wbc differential. Cd4 count. Elisa. viral load test.

All of these are laboratory tests that measure how quickly the blood clots EXCEPT: 6-3 Pt. Ptt. Cd4 count. Act.

All of these are laboratory tests that measure how quickly the blood clots EXCEPT: 6-3 Pt. Ptt. Cd4 count. Act.

The hematocrit laboratory test measures the total number of white blood cells in a blood sample. 6-3 True False

The hematocrit laboratory test measures the total number of white blood cells in a blood sample. 6-3 True False

sickle cell. plasma. clotted. autologous. Blood that is collected, filtered, and returned to the patient during surgery is known as _________ blood. 6-3 sickle cell. plasma. clotted. autologous.

sickle cell. plasma. clotted. autologous. Blood that is collected, filtered, and returned to the patient during surgery is known as _________ blood. 6-3 sickle cell. plasma. clotted. autologous.

Which word is misspelled? 6-6 Spleen Spleenectomy Splenic Splenomegaly

Which word is misspelled? 6-6 Spleen Spleenectomy (Splenectomy) Splenic Splenomegaly

The combining form erythr/o- means: 6-4 inflammation. red. cancer. white.

The combining form erythr/o- means: 6-4 inflammation. red. cancer. white.

The combining form leuk/o- means: 6-4 blue. red. green. white.

The combining form leuk/o- means: 6-4 blue. red. green. white.

The combining form megal/o- means: 6-4 small. large. blood. granule.

The combining form megal/o- means: 6-4 small. large. blood. granule.

The combining form phag/o- means: 6-4 cell. eating. spleen. small.

The combining form phag/o- means: 6-4 cell. eating. spleen. small.