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[ ] arterial blood

[ ] predonated autologous blood

[ ] whole blood

[ ] occult blood

2. ___________ is blood treated with sodium citrate or citric acid to prevent its coagulation.

[ ] arterial blood

[ ] venous blood

[ ] cord blood

[ ] citrated blood

3. ___________ is that contained in umbilical vessels at time of delivery of the infant.

[ ] predonated autologous blood

[ ] whole blood

[ ] cord blood

[ ] citrated blood

4. ___________ is present in such small quantities that it is detectible only by chemical tests or by spectroscopic or microscopic examination.

[ ] citrated blood

[ ] arterial blood

[ ] venous blood

[ ] occult blood

5. ___________ is blood donated prior to surgery or other invasive procedure for use in a possible autotransfusion.

[ ] white blood

[ ] cord blood

[ ] predonated autologous blood

[ ] black blood

6. ___________ is blood that has given up its oxygen to the tissues and is carrying carbon dioxide back through the systemic veins for gas exchange in the lungs.

[ ] citrated blood

[ ] venous blood

[ ] whole blood

[ ] arterial blood

7. ___________is from which none of the elements has been removed, sometimes specifically that drawn from a selected donor under aseptic conditions, containing citrate ion or heparin, and used as a blood replenisher.

[ ] cord blood

[ ] venous blood

[ ] whole blood

[ ] citrated blood

8. Contraction of the heart, which forces blood through the arteries, is the phase known as ___________.

[ ] hypotension

[ ] systole

[ ] blood pressure

[ ] diastole

9. ___________ is the pressure of the blood against the walls of any blood vessel.

[ ] heart pumps

[ ] blood pressure

[ ] diastole

[ ] systole

10. __________ is whole blood from which fibrin has been separated during the clotting process.

[ ] defibrinated blood

[ ] central blood

[ ] blood clotting cascade

[ ] central venous blood

11. __________ aggregates of splanchnic mesoderm on the surface of the yolk sac and allantois; the first blood cells in the embryo.

[ ] blood buffers

[ ] blood islet

[ ] citrated blood

[ ] blood lactate

12. __________ is blood in which the red cells have become aggregated into clumps and is most marked where the flow rate is slowest, i.e. in the capillaries.

[ ] sludged blood

[ ] stiff blood agar

[ ] peripheral blood

[ ] shunted blood

13. __________ see individual elements, metabolic products, hormones and the like.

[ ] shunted blood

[ ] stiff blood agar

[ ] blood solutes

[ ] venous blood

14. __________ is blood which is not oxygenated in the lung because it passes through unaerated tissue.

[ ] occult blood

[ ] shunted blood

[ ] blood islet

[ ] blood osmolality

15. __________ is unoxygenated blood collected centrally from the right atrium or venae cavae.

[ ] central venous blood

[ ] extracorporeal blood flow

[ ] central blood

[ ] arterial blood

16. __________ are synthetic substances that may be used in place of blood or its components include dextran, hydroxyethyl starch, polyvinylpyrrolidone, gelatin and perfluorocarbon.

[ ] defibrinated blood

[ ] blood substitutes

[ ] blood volume expanders

[ ] peripheral blood

17. __________ are used in the treatment of shock to restore tissue perfusion. Various fluids including whole blood, plasma, crystalloids and colloids may be used.

[ ] blood volume expanders

[ ] central blood

[ ] shunted blood

[ ] extracorporeal blood flow

18. They protect the body from disease-causing viruses, bacteria, toxins, parasites, and tumor cells.

[ ] leukocytes

[ ] erythrocytes

[ ] platelets

[ ] whole blood

19. Red blood cells.

[ ] plasma

[ ] platelets

[ ] erythrocytes

[ ] leukocytes

20. A disk-shaped structure, 2 to 4 μm in diameter, found in the blood of mammals and important for its role in blood coagulation; platelets, which are formed by detachment of part of the cytoplasm of a megakaryocyte, lack a nucleus and DNA but contain active enzymes and mitochondria.

[ ] DNA

[ ] coagulation

[ ] white blood cells

[ ] platelet

21. ________ is a formation of a clot.

[ ] megakaryocytes

[ ] coagulation

[ ] fibrinogen

[ ] seratonin

22. __________ is the flow of blood through the circulatory system of an organism.

[ ] blood stream

[ ] blood pressure

[ ] blood volume expanders

[ ] sludged blood

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