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Which cellular elements are involved in hematopoiesis?
Which cellular elements are involved in hematopoiesis?
- NK cells, basophils, eosinophils
- Erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets (correct)
- T lymphocytes, B lymphocytes, monocytes
- Plasma, hemoglobin, thrombocytes
What is the chemical component responsible for the transport of oxygen in erythrocytes?
What is the chemical component responsible for the transport of oxygen in erythrocytes?
- Lymphocyte
- Neutrophil
- Plasma
- Hemoglobin (correct)
Which disorder is characterized by pinpoint extravasations or petechiae?
Which disorder is characterized by pinpoint extravasations or petechiae?
- Thrombocytes disorder
- Leukemia
- Anemia of blood loss
- Purpura (correct)
Which type of cells control clot formation and retraction?
Which type of cells control clot formation and retraction?
Which type of blood cells are derived from lymphoid tissue?
Which type of blood cells are derived from lymphoid tissue?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal decrease in red blood cells?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal decrease in red blood cells?
What is the primary characteristic of leukemia?
What is the primary characteristic of leukemia?
Which diagnostic term refers to the removal of a small piece of lymphoid tissue for microscopic study?
Which diagnostic term refers to the removal of a small piece of lymphoid tissue for microscopic study?
What is the operative term for the removal of the spleen?
What is the operative term for the removal of the spleen?
Which symptomatic term refers to an abnormal increase of lymphocytes in the blood?
Which symptomatic term refers to an abnormal increase of lymphocytes in the blood?
What does hypersplenic syndrome refer to?
What does hypersplenic syndrome refer to?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal reduction of all blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets)?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal reduction of all blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets)?
Which type of cells are responsible for controlling clot formation and retraction?
Which type of cells are responsible for controlling clot formation and retraction?
What is the primary characteristic of anemia of blood loss?
What is the primary characteristic of anemia of blood loss?
What is the chemical component responsible for the transport of oxygen in erythrocytes?
What is the chemical component responsible for the transport of oxygen in erythrocytes?
Which disorder is characterized by an overproduction of leukocytes involving the bone marrow and lymphatic systems?
Which disorder is characterized by an overproduction of leukocytes involving the bone marrow and lymphatic systems?
What does erythropoiesis refer to?
What does erythropoiesis refer to?
Which hematologic term refers to the liquid portion of blood without cellular elements?
Which hematologic term refers to the liquid portion of blood without cellular elements?
Which term refers to the abnormal increase in red blood cells?
Which term refers to the abnormal increase in red blood cells?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal decrease in red blood cells?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal decrease in red blood cells?
Which diagnostic term refers to a tumor composed of lymph tissue?
Which diagnostic term refers to a tumor composed of lymph tissue?
What is the operative term for the removal of small piece of lymphoid tissue for microscopic study?
What is the operative term for the removal of small piece of lymphoid tissue for microscopic study?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal reduction of all blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets)?
What is the symptomatic term for an abnormal reduction of all blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets)?
Which symptomatic term refers to an abnormal increase of lymphocytes in the blood?
Which symptomatic term refers to an abnormal increase of lymphocytes in the blood?
What are splenocytes?
What are splenocytes?
What does hypersplenic syndrome refer to?
What does hypersplenic syndrome refer to?
What is the primary characteristic of leukemia?
What is the primary characteristic of leukemia?
What are the cellular elements involved in hematopoiesis?
What are the cellular elements involved in hematopoiesis?
