TCAT Blood Test
With Solution
Average WBC - ANSWER 5,000 to 10,000 (5 to 10)
Average HctTest Men - ANSWER 42% to 52%
Average Hct .Test Women - ANSWER 37% to 47%
Average Hgb Males - ANSWER 14 to 18
Average Hgb Females - ANSWER 12 to 16
Average RBC Males - ANSWER 4.7 million to 6.1 million
Average RBC Females - ANSWER 4.2 million to 5.4 million
Average Platelet Count - ANSWER 150,000 to 400,000
Average Glucose Level - ANSWER 80 to 120
Average Blood pH - ANSWER 7.35 to 7.45
Type A
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: A
Antibodies: anti B antibodies
Type B
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: B
, Antibodies: anti A antibodies
Type O
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: None
Antibodies: anti A and anti B
Type AB
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigens: A and B antigens
Antibodies: none
T/F
Rh+ has the Rh antigen - ANSWER True
What is the blood type of the universal donor? - ANSWER O, but actually 0-
What blood type is the universal recipient? - ANSWER AB+ because it has all
common antigens AND Rh factor
Type O blood can receive what type of blood? - ANSWER O
Type A blood can receive what types of blood? - ANSWER O and A
Type B blood can receive what types of blood? - ANSWER O and B
Type AB blood can receive types ____, _____, and _____. - ANSWER O, A, B, AB
Rh+ can receive _________ but Rh- cannot receive _______. - ANSWER Rh-, Rh+
What is the primary transportation fluid? - ANSWER Blood
Main two functions of blood? - ANSWER transportation and protection
_________ is the liquid part of blood, or blood minus it's formed elements. -
With Solution
Average WBC - ANSWER 5,000 to 10,000 (5 to 10)
Average HctTest Men - ANSWER 42% to 52%
Average Hct .Test Women - ANSWER 37% to 47%
Average Hgb Males - ANSWER 14 to 18
Average Hgb Females - ANSWER 12 to 16
Average RBC Males - ANSWER 4.7 million to 6.1 million
Average RBC Females - ANSWER 4.2 million to 5.4 million
Average Platelet Count - ANSWER 150,000 to 400,000
Average Glucose Level - ANSWER 80 to 120
Average Blood pH - ANSWER 7.35 to 7.45
Type A
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: A
Antibodies: anti B antibodies
Type B
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: B
, Antibodies: anti A antibodies
Type O
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigen: None
Antibodies: anti A and anti B
Type AB
Antigens and Antibodies - ANSWER Antigens: A and B antigens
Antibodies: none
T/F
Rh+ has the Rh antigen - ANSWER True
What is the blood type of the universal donor? - ANSWER O, but actually 0-
What blood type is the universal recipient? - ANSWER AB+ because it has all
common antigens AND Rh factor
Type O blood can receive what type of blood? - ANSWER O
Type A blood can receive what types of blood? - ANSWER O and A
Type B blood can receive what types of blood? - ANSWER O and B
Type AB blood can receive types ____, _____, and _____. - ANSWER O, A, B, AB
Rh+ can receive _________ but Rh- cannot receive _______. - ANSWER Rh-, Rh+
What is the primary transportation fluid? - ANSWER Blood
Main two functions of blood? - ANSWER transportation and protection
_________ is the liquid part of blood, or blood minus it's formed elements. -