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Which WBC you see the most in acute inflammation? |
Neutrophil |
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Which WBC you see the most in chronic inflammation? |
Monocyte / Macrophage |
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Which WBC you see the most in a person with allergies? |
Basophil |
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Eosinophil stains what color and does what? |
Pink color ; fight against Parasites, Worms. |
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Which WBC stains blue color? |
Basophil |
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How is platelets created? |
Fragments of Megakaryocyte in Bone Marrow |
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Where would you find Platelets and Megakaryocyte? |
Platelets in blood only and Megakaryocyte in bone marrow only |
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Which cell sends histamin? |
Mast Cell (related to Basophil, connective tissue cell) |
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Which organ produces 11 clotting factors? |
Liver products 11 and Calcium |
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How is Vitamin K related to clotting factor? |
Liver requires Vitamin K to make Factors. Vitamin is created by intestinal flora. |
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Which 4 Factors are Vitamin K dependent? |
2, 7, 9, 10 |
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Coagulation has two processes, what are they? |
Intrinsic Pathway and Extrinsic Pathway |
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What's the end product of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Pathway? |
Prothrombin |
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Prothrombin in inactive in the blood but when it's activated, what does it create? |
Thrombin (enzyme) |
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How is Fibrin created? |
Thrombin activates Fibrogen in blood and Fibrogen forms Fibrin |
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What's the role of Fibrin? |
To create a Mesh which traps Platelets and the "sticky" Platelets traps RBC |
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Hemophilia A is having problem with which Factor? |
Factor 8 |
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Christmas Hemophilia is having problem with which Factor? |
Factor 9 (also called Hemophilia B) |
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Who gets Hemophilia A? |
Boys only because the defect is on X-chromosome (boy gets one x-chromosome from mother and y from father) |
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The three common anti-coagulant drugs are? |
1. Warfarn (affects K-dependent factors) 2. Heparin (increate anti-thrombin) 3. Aspirin |
