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Blood and Hemostasis
Question | Answer |
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Howell Jolly Bodies are the remnants of nuclear bodies and are commonly seen with splenic disorders | true |
Heinz Bodies are frequently seen in animals with onion toxicity | true |
Anemia is seldom the primary condition | true |
Only males can have active Hemophilia | true |
Platlets play a large role in clot retraction | true |
Thrombocytes release histmines that act as a vasoconstrictor | true |
A nucleated red blood cell is an immature cell | true |
The average lifespan for erythrocytes in canines is | one hundred to one hundred and twenty days |
Erythrocyte maturation occurs in the | bone marrow |
The meaning of pyknotic is | programmed cell death |
The definition of polycythemia is | increase in the number of RBC |
The definition of hemoconcentration is | increase in the amount of hemoglobin |
This organ plays a role in erythropoietin production | Kidneys |
The definition of anisocytosis is | A variation in the size of RBC |
The definition of Polychromasia is | A variation in the color of RBC |
The definition of Poikilocytosis is | A variation in the shape of RBC |
An increase in nucleated red blood cells indicates | regenerative anemia |
Acute hemorrhage usually follows | surgical procedures |
The definition of hydremia is | decrease in the amount of hemoglobin |
A common cause of chronic blood loss anemia is | parasitism |
In this type of anemia the bone marrow responds inadequately to a need for erythrocytes | non-regenerative anemia |
This is the multi potential stem cell that is a precursor to thrombocyte production | megakaryocyte |
The erythrocyte is composed of __ percent of water | sixty to seventy percent |
This breed of canine has a genetic predisposition to IMHA | female Cocker Spaniel |
This vitamin metabolism is effected by rodent poison | vitamin k |
Von Willebrand's Disease is an example of | congenital coagulation disorder |
A macrocyte is a/an | large cell |
A microcyte is a/an | small cell |
This white blood cell is the first line of defense | segmented neutrophil |
In this mature cell, the nucleus is round and occupies most of the cell | lymphocyte |
This white blood cell's primary function is to deactivate histamines | eosinophil |
petechial hemorrhage | tiny hemorrhage |
epistaxis | nose bleed |
hematuria | bloody urine |
ischemia | large subcuticular hemorrhage |
melena | skin pigment |
clotting factors | plasma |
no clotting factors | serum |
liquid tissue | blood |
List four categories of anemia | blood loss, excessive destruction of the erythrocyte, nutritional defenciency, depression of bone marrow |
List the three factors involved with hemostasis | vascular factors, thrombocytes, clotting mechnisms |
Define hematopoiesis | production of blood cells and platelets |
What is the difference between plasma and serum? | Plasma has clotting factors. Serum is fluid with no clotting factors. |