ch 8 blood and blood splatter review ms. danielson
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Ch 8 Blood and Blood Splatter Review
Ms. Danielson
1. Secondary drops formed when some blood breaks free of the main contact drop of blood
are called ____.
A. Lines of convergenceB. Point of originC. SatellitesD. SpikesE. Tail
2. ____ agglutinates in the presence of anti A serum.
A. AB. BC. ABD. O
3. A three dimensional view formed using lines of convergence and angles of impact of at least two different drops of blood to identify the source and location
of blood splatter is _____.A. Lines of convergenceB. Point of originC. SatellitesD. SpikesE. Cast off
4. _____ developed the Presumptive test for blood.
A. LeeuwenhoekB. Mayo clinicC. LandsteinerD. KastleE. American Red Cross
5. Proteins secreted by white blood cells that attach to antigens a/an ___.
A. AntigenB. AntibodyC. Antigen-antibody responseD. AgglutinationE. Cell surface protein
6. ____ contains no cell surface proteins.
A. AB+B. AB-C. O+D. O-
7. _____ developed a method for storing blood for transfusions.
A. LeeuwenhoekB. Mayo clinicC. LandsteinerD. KastleE. American Red Cross
8. ____ fights disease and foreign invaders.
A. Red blood cellsB. White blood cellsC. PlateletsD. HemoglobinE. Antigens
9. ____ is the universal recipient.
A. AB+B. AB-C. O+D. O-
10. A Two dimensional view of the intersection of lines formed by drawing a line through the main axis of at least two drops of blood that indicate the general are of the source of the
spatter is called_____.
A. Lines of convergenceB. Point of originC. SatellitesD. SpikesE. Cast off
11. _____ organized civilian blood banks for WWII.
A. LeeuwenhoekB. Mayo clinicC. LandsteinerD. KastleE. American Red Cross
12. _____ is the iron containing protein that carries oxygen
throughout the body.A. Red blood cellsB. White blood cellsC. PlateletsD. HemoglobinE. Antibodies
13. ____ is the universal donor.
A. AB+B. AB-C. O+D. O-
14. Any foreign substance or cell in the body that reacts with antibodies a/an ___.A. AntigenB. AntibodyC. Antigen-antibody responseD. AgglutinationE. Cell surface protein
15. ____ contains DNA.
A. Red blood cellsB. White blood cellsC. PlateletsD. Both A and BE. None of the above
16. _____Contain cell surface proteins like A, Rh and MM.
A. Red blood cellsB. White blood cellsC. PlateletsD. HemoglobinE. Antibodies
17. Proteins imbedded in the cell membrane a/an ___.
A. AntigenB. AntibodyC. Antigen-antibody responseD. AgglutinationE. Cell surface protein
18. Jagged edges on a blood drop caused by high velocity are called ____.
A. Lines of convergenceB. Point of originC. SatellitesD. SpikesE. Cast off
19. ____ occurs in 43% of the US.
A. AB. BC. ABD. O
20. ____ is the rarest blood type in the US.
A. AB. BC. ABD. O
21. _____ is involved in blood clotting.
A. Red blood cellsB. White blood cellsC. PlateletsD. HemoglobinE. Antibodies
22. ____ contains both B and Rh proteins.
A. B+B. A-C. O+D. B-
23. ____ contains both A and B proteins.
A. AB. BC. ABD. O
24. A reaction in which antibodies attach to specific antigens a/an ___.
A. AntigenB. AntibodyC. Antigen-antibody responseD. AgglutinationE. Cell surface protein
25. ____ discovered A, B, and Rh proteins.
A. LeeuwenhoekB. Mayo clinicC. LandsteinerD. KastleE. American Red Cross
26. The clumping of molecules or cells caused by an antigen – antibody reaction is called___.
A. Allergic responseB. ClottingC. Blood typingD. Agglutination
27. The first scientist to view blood cells under a microscope in 1659 was___.
A. LeeuwenhoekB. Mayo clinicC. LandsteinerD. KastleE. American Red Cross
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