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Froggy Jumps Blood Basics QuizOnline version Organized blood study quiz by Karis Barbero 1 What are the primary substances transported by blood? a Oxygen, CO2, nutrients, hormones, wastes, heat b Only nutrients c Only oxygen 2 What are the three layers after centrifuging blood? a Plasma, serum, leukocytes b Serum, plasma, platelets c Plasma, buffy coat, erythrocytes 3 Which blood component is richest in oxygen-carrying hemoglobin? a Leukocytes (WBCs) b Erythrocytes (RBCs) c Platelets 4 Which protein helps maintain osmotic pressure in plasma? a Globulins b Fibrinogen c Albumin 5 Which organ produces clotting proteins like fibrinogen? a Liver b Kidneys c Spleen 6 What hormone stimulates RBC production in response to hypoxia? a Calcitonin b Thrombopoietin c Erythropoietin (EPO) 7 What is the term for a clot that travels in the bloodstream? a Hemoembolus b Embolus c Thrombus 8 Which blood type has no antigens and anti-A/anti-B antibodies? a A b AB c O 9 Which Rh status poses a risk during pregnancy? a Rh+ mom with Rh− baby b Rh− mom with Rh+ baby c Rh− mom with Rh− baby 10 Universal donor and recipient are respectively: a O− and AB+ b AB− and O+ c A+ and O+ 11 What does blood transport? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nutrients 12 Name a waste product carried by blood. a Urea b Glucose c Amino acids 13 Blood separates into how many layers after centrifuging? a Three b Four c Two 14 Which layer is the Buffy coat primarily made of? a Plasma b White blood cells and platelets c Erythrocytes 15 What is the plasma mainly composed of? a Cells b Water c Proteins 16 Normal blood pH is closest to? a 7.0 b 7.40 c 6.8 17 What does bright red blood indicate? a Deoxygenated b Oxygen-rich c Oxygen-poor 18 Typical blood temperature is around? a 38°C b 28°C c 34°C 19 Healthy adult blood volume is approximately? a 8-10 liters b 4-6 liters c 1-2 liters 20 Which protein maintains osmotic pressure? a Albumin b Globulin c Fibrinogen 21 Which protein is involved in clotting? a Fibrinogen b Globulin c Albumin 22 Which organ makes clotting proteins? a Spleen b Kidneys c Liver 23 What carries oxygen in RBCs? a Fibrinogen b Hemoglobin c Albumin 24 RBCs are unique because they lack what? a Ribosomes b Hemoglobin c Nucleus 25 What is another name for WBCs? a Platelets b Leukocytes c Erythrocytes 26 Which blood cells defend against infection? a WBCs b RBCs c Platelets 27 Two categories of WBCs include? a Granulocytes and Agranulocytes b Lymphocytes and Monocytes c Erythrocytes and Platelets 28 Granulocytes are known for what feature? a No granules b Large nuclei c Visible granules 29 Name a granulocyte. a Monocytes b Lymphocytes c Neutrophils 30 Name an agranulocyte. a Basophils b Lymphocytes c Eosinophils 31 What mnemonic helps remember WBC order? a Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas b Always Bring More Exercise c Never Lose My Energy 32 Platelets originate from which cells? a Hematopoietic stem cells b Megakaryocytes c RBCs 33 What is the process of blood cell formation called? a Hematopoiesis b Fermentation c Osmosis 34 RBC production is stimulated by which hormone? a Thrombopoietin b Erythropoietin (EPO) c Insulin 35 EPO is released in response to? a Hyperoxia b High blood sugar c Hypoxia (low oxygen) 36 Where is EPO produced? a Kidneys b Liver c Bone marrow 37 What does hemostasis stop? a Immune response b Infection c Bleeding 38 Three phases of hemostasis include? a Vascular spasm, Plug, Coagulation b Vasoconstriction, Diffusion, Phagocytosis c Inflammation, Clotting, Healing 39 Which protein converts fibrinogen to fibrin? a Prothrombin b Fibrin c Thrombin 40 Clotting time is typically about? a 3-6 minutes b 1-2 minutes c 10-15 minutes 41 A thrombus is a clot that forms where? a In the heart only b In a vessel c Outside blood vessel 42 What is a wandering clot called? a Hematoma b Embolus c Thrombus 43 Low platelet count is called? a Thrombocytopenia b Thrombocytosis c Leukopenia 44 Genetic clotting disorder is? a Sickle cell b Anemia c Hemophilia 45 Vitamin K is needed for what process? a Clotting factor production b Oxygen transport c Antibody production 46 Loss of 30-40% blood volume can cause? a Infection b Anemia c Shock 47 ABO blood group antigens reside on? a Plasma b Platelets c RBC surfaces 48 What is agglutination? a Clumping of cells b Movement of cells c Dissolving of clots 49 Type A blood has which antibodies? a Anti-A b Anti-AB c Anti-B 50 Type B blood has which antibodies? a Anti-AB b Anti-B c Anti-A 51 Type O blood has which antibodies? a Anti-A b Anti-B c Anti-A and Anti-B 52 Universal donor is? a AB+ b O+ c O− 53 Universal recipient is? a AB+ b A+ c O− 54 Rh factor presence is indicated by? a Rh antigen absent b No antibodies present c Rh antigen (D) present 55 Rh- mother with Rh+ baby can develop? a No reaction b Antibodies against Rh+ c Only IgA produced 56 RhoGAM prevents what during pregnancy? a Rh alloimmunization b Allergic reaction c Hemolysis prevention 57 What cell type is identified as having a kidney-shaped nucleus? a Monocytes b Lymphocytes c Eosinophils 58 Which RBC shape is described for sickle cell? a Biconcave b Spherical c Crescent-shaped 59 Sickle cell reduces blood flow due to? a Increased flexibility b Excess platelets c Rigid, crescent RBCs 60 Leukemia leads to what in WBC counts? a Low WBC count b Normal WBC count c Extremely high WBC count 61 Blood type AB has which antigens? a A only b A and B c B only 62 Blood type O has which antibodies? a Anti-A and Anti-B b Anti-A c Anti-B

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by Karis Barbero

What are the primary substances transported by blood?

What are the three layers after centrifuging blood?

Which blood component is richest in oxygen-carrying hemoglobin?

Which protein helps maintain osmotic pressure in plasma?

Which organ produces clotting proteins like fibrinogen?

What hormone stimulates RBC production in response to hypoxia?

What is the term for a clot that travels in the bloodstream?

Which blood type has no antigens and anti-A/anti-B antibodies?

Which Rh status poses a risk during pregnancy?

Universal donor and recipient are respectively:

What does blood transport?

Name a waste product carried by blood.

Blood separates into how many layers after centrifuging?

Which layer is the Buffy coat primarily made of?

What is the plasma mainly composed of?

Normal blood pH is closest to?

What does bright red blood indicate?

Typical blood temperature is around?

Healthy adult blood volume is approximately?

Which protein maintains osmotic pressure?

Which protein is involved in clotting?

Which organ makes clotting proteins?

What carries oxygen in RBCs?

RBCs are unique because they lack what?

What is another name for WBCs?

Which blood cells defend against infection?

Two categories of WBCs include?

Granulocytes are known for what feature?

Name a granulocyte.

Name an agranulocyte.

What mnemonic helps remember WBC order?

Platelets originate from which cells?

What is the process of blood cell formation called?

RBC production is stimulated by which hormone?

EPO is released in response to?

Where is EPO produced?

What does hemostasis stop?

Three phases of hemostasis include?

Which protein converts fibrinogen to fibrin?

Clotting time is typically about?

A thrombus is a clot that forms where?

What is a wandering clot called?

Low platelet count is called?

Genetic clotting disorder is?

Vitamin K is needed for what process?

Loss of 30-40% blood volume can cause?

ABO blood group antigens reside on?

What is agglutination?

Type A blood has which antibodies?

Type B blood has which antibodies?

Type O blood has which antibodies?

Universal donor is?

Universal recipient is?

Rh factor presence is indicated by?

Rh- mother with Rh+ baby can develop?

RhoGAM prevents what during pregnancy?

What cell type is identified as having a kidney-shaped nucleus?

Which RBC shape is described for sickle cell?

Sickle cell reduces blood flow due to?

Leukemia leads to what in WBC counts?

Blood type AB has which antigens?