FIVS 205 | Chapter 17: Blood

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  1. 2. are the only cells in the blood stream that have a nucleus and ribosomes.
  2. 7. The ________ test is still used in some places but has been replaced in larger federal labs by the rapid stain identification of human blood (RSID) test or by the ABA card test.
  3. 9. A(n) _____ red blood cell looks a lot like other, typical cells: it has all the organelles including a nucleus and ribosomes.
  4. 11. will increase the amount of blood through dilation of the arterioles.
  5. 17. The arterioles lead to the ______.
  6. 19. Blood typing is _____ evidence.
  7. 21. "Fancy" term for red blood cells.
  8. 22. Most of the methods used for species identification tests are _________.
  9. 24. is needed for the transport of oxygen and is a highly specialized compound of protein and iron.
  10. 25. What technological advancement lead to a greater ability to discriminate between individuals and evidentiary material? (2 words)
  11. 27. are made of large layers of smooth muscle and elastic fibers, which allow them to take the full pressure of moving blood.
  12. 28. A __% blood volume loss, internally and/or externally, is required to produce irreversible shock, resulting in death (word form).
  13. 29. True/False. White blood cells are necessary for DNA typing of blood.
  14. 30. The red color associated with red blood cells is due to ______.
  15. 31. the major fluid that moves throughout the body, carrying nourishment to tissues and cells, while helping us maintain body temperature and body pH
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  1. 1. Erythrocytes are produced in the ____ _____ (2 words).
  2. 3. Which presumptive test was the most used before it was identified as a carcinogen?
  3. 4. ____ is responsible for regulating osmotic pressure in the body and transporting things like glucose, lipids, hormones, and waste.
  4. 5. Blood is forced through the capillaries by ________ pressure in the arterioles.
  5. 6. _____ takes advantage of a chemiluminescence reaction.
  6. 8. are substances in the body that cause an immune response.
  7. 10. True/False. Platelets have a nucleus and ribosomes.
  8. 12. A(n) ______ red blood cell loses its nucleus and ribosomes to make way for the protein hemoglobin.
  9. 13. (Abbreviation) The ____ test uses two specialized antibodies to detect the presence of human glycophorin A, which is found in red blood cell membranes
  10. 14. will lower the amount of blood through constriction of the arterioles.
  11. 15. "Fancy" term for white blood cells.
  12. 16. are cells which aid in blood clotting and the repair of damaged blood vessels and are produced in bone marrow along with the other cells.
  13. 18. _____ unite to form veins.
  14. 20. _____ are responsible for returning blood to the heart
  15. 23. Hemoglobin has a _______-like activity, meaning that it will break down hydrogen peroxide, or other organic hydroperoxides
  16. 26. Arteries open into smaller versions of themselves, called _____