BIO 202. Lab 29 Blood
The color of oxygen rich blood - answer bright red
Average volume of blood in the body - answer5-6 L in adult males
4-5 L in adult females
connective tissue - answer Blood is classified as what type of tissue?
Plasma - answer The nonliving fluid matrix of blood
formed elements - answer Living cells that are suspended in plasma
Fibrin threads - answer Forms the structural basis for clot formation
Water - answer Plasma is mostly made up of:
nutrients, gases, hormones, wastes, salts, proteins and metabolites -
answerSubstances contained in plasma
Erythrocytes (RBC), Leukocytes (WBC) and Platelets - answerThree types of Formed
Elements
Erythrocytes - answerSacs of hemoglobin molecules that transport oxygen and some
carbon dioxide
Erythrocytes - answerRed Blood Cells
Leukocytes - answerWhite Blood Cells
Leukocytes - answerPart of the body's non specific defenses and the immune system
Platelets - answerFunction in hemostasis of blood (blood clot formation)
45% - answerPercent that the Formed Elements constitutes of whole blood
55% - answerPercent that plasma constitutes of whole blood
Eosinophil, Neutrophil and Monocyte - answerPhagocytic Leukocytes
Erythrocytes - answerBiconcave anucleated disc
, Eosinophil - answerLeukocyte that kills parasitic worms and is involved in allergy and
asthma
Neutrophil - answerLeukocyte that phagocytizes pathogens or debris
Basophil - answerLeukocyte that releases histamine, mediates inflammation and
contains heparin (anticoagulant)
Lymphocyte - answerLeukocyte that mounts an immune response by direct cell attack
or via antibody production
Monocyte - answerDevelops into macrophages and phagocytizes pathogens or debris
Platelets - answerWhich Formed Element seals small tears in blood vessels and is
important in clotting
4.5 million - 5.5 million cells - answerAverage amount of Erythrocytes per cubic
millimeter of blood
Hemocytoblasts (hematopoietic stem cells) - answerWhat type of bone marrow cells are
RBCs, WBCs and platelets formed from
4,800-10,800 - answerAmount of leukocytes per cubic millimeter
100-120 days - answerLifespan of an erythrocytes
Blood or lymph - answerLeukocytes are transported to all parts of the body via
Basophil, Eosinophil, Neutrophil - answerGranulated leukocytes
Lymphocyte and Monocyte - answerAgranulated leukocytes
Diapadesis - answerThe ability of WBCs to move in and out of blood vessels
Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas
(Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils) - answerLeukocytes in
order of quantity (most abundant to least abundant)
Platelets - answerCell fragments of large multinucleate cells
Platelets - answerMegakaryocytes
150k-400k - answerAmount of platelets in the blood per cubic millimeter
Total WBC count or Total RBC count - answerDetermines the total number of cell type
per unit volume of blood
The color of oxygen rich blood - answer bright red
Average volume of blood in the body - answer5-6 L in adult males
4-5 L in adult females
connective tissue - answer Blood is classified as what type of tissue?
Plasma - answer The nonliving fluid matrix of blood
formed elements - answer Living cells that are suspended in plasma
Fibrin threads - answer Forms the structural basis for clot formation
Water - answer Plasma is mostly made up of:
nutrients, gases, hormones, wastes, salts, proteins and metabolites -
answerSubstances contained in plasma
Erythrocytes (RBC), Leukocytes (WBC) and Platelets - answerThree types of Formed
Elements
Erythrocytes - answerSacs of hemoglobin molecules that transport oxygen and some
carbon dioxide
Erythrocytes - answerRed Blood Cells
Leukocytes - answerWhite Blood Cells
Leukocytes - answerPart of the body's non specific defenses and the immune system
Platelets - answerFunction in hemostasis of blood (blood clot formation)
45% - answerPercent that the Formed Elements constitutes of whole blood
55% - answerPercent that plasma constitutes of whole blood
Eosinophil, Neutrophil and Monocyte - answerPhagocytic Leukocytes
Erythrocytes - answerBiconcave anucleated disc
, Eosinophil - answerLeukocyte that kills parasitic worms and is involved in allergy and
asthma
Neutrophil - answerLeukocyte that phagocytizes pathogens or debris
Basophil - answerLeukocyte that releases histamine, mediates inflammation and
contains heparin (anticoagulant)
Lymphocyte - answerLeukocyte that mounts an immune response by direct cell attack
or via antibody production
Monocyte - answerDevelops into macrophages and phagocytizes pathogens or debris
Platelets - answerWhich Formed Element seals small tears in blood vessels and is
important in clotting
4.5 million - 5.5 million cells - answerAverage amount of Erythrocytes per cubic
millimeter of blood
Hemocytoblasts (hematopoietic stem cells) - answerWhat type of bone marrow cells are
RBCs, WBCs and platelets formed from
4,800-10,800 - answerAmount of leukocytes per cubic millimeter
100-120 days - answerLifespan of an erythrocytes
Blood or lymph - answerLeukocytes are transported to all parts of the body via
Basophil, Eosinophil, Neutrophil - answerGranulated leukocytes
Lymphocyte and Monocyte - answerAgranulated leukocytes
Diapadesis - answerThe ability of WBCs to move in and out of blood vessels
Never Let Monkeys Eat Bananas
(Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils) - answerLeukocytes in
order of quantity (most abundant to least abundant)
Platelets - answerCell fragments of large multinucleate cells
Platelets - answerMegakaryocytes
150k-400k - answerAmount of platelets in the blood per cubic millimeter
Total WBC count or Total RBC count - answerDetermines the total number of cell type
per unit volume of blood
