NAME: RICH LOYD D.

TAGLE SECTION: BSN-1E

ACTIVITIES:

A. Completion:
1.Platelets Are Called Thrombocytes.

2.The White Cells Are The Leukocytes And The Red Cells Are
The Erythrocytes.

3.Blood Transports Oxygen From The Lungs And Carbon

Dioxide To The Lungs.

4.The Regulation Of Water by The Blood Plays A role In The

Process Of Osmosis.

5.Neutrophils Eosinophils And Beasophils Are The Granular

Leukocytes.

6.Of The Three Proteins In Plasma Globulins Is The One That

Play A Role In Maintaining Water B

7.Globulin carries hormones to get organs.

8.Blood cell formation occurs in Myeloid Tissue.

9.Lymphocytes And Monocytes Are Produced In Certain

Lymphatic Tissue.

10.Undifferentiated Mesenchymal Tells Are Called Stem Cells.

11. Some Stem Cells Will Become Proerythroblast And These
Mature Into Erythrocyte.

12. Red Blood Cells Do Not Have An Nucleus.

13. Heme Contains The Elements Iron.

14. Although Leukocytes Have A Nucleus They Do Not Have

Any Pigments.

15.Leukocytes Clean Up Foreign Bodies By Phagocytosis.

16. The Destruction Of Certain Bacteria Is A Accomplished By

The Enzyme Lysozyme.

17.After They Leave The Blood And Enter Tissues Increase In

Size Monocytes.

18.Disk-Shaped Cellular Fragments With A Nucleus Are The

Platelets / Thrombocytes.

19.In The First Stage Of Clotting is Released. Thromboplastin

20.In The Second Stage Of Clothing Prothrombing Is

Converted To Thrombin

21.The Information Of The Clott Is A Result Of The

Production Of Fibria.

22.After The Clot Forms The Plasma Remaining Is Called

Serum.
23.After Tissue Repair Fibrinolysis Occurs This Is An Of The
Blood Clot Dissolution.

24.Clotting In An Unbroken Vessel Is Called Thrombosis.

25.A Piece Of A Thrombus That Breaks Off Is An Embolus.

26.Antigens On The Red Blood Cell Membrane Are The Basis

Blood Type.

27.The Universal Donor Is An Person With Blood Type O

28.A Generally Inherited Blood Clotting Disease Is Hemophilia

29.Another Hereditary Blood Disease Causing Suppressed

Hemoglobin Production Is Thalassemia

30.Infectious Mononucleousis Is Caused By The Epstein-Barr

virus

31.A Decrease In Blood Pressure Caused By Microorganisms

And Their Toxins In The Blood Is Referred To As Septicemia.

32.Hemolytic Disease Of the Newborn Is Also Called

Erythroblastosis fetalis.

33.Vitamin K Plays A Major Role In Many Of The Factors

Involved In Blood Clotting
B.Matching

34.Erythrocyte O

35.Thrombocyte H

36.55% Of Blood F

37.Granular Leukocyte T

38. Maintain Osmotic Pressure N

39. Vital Role In Clotting K

40.Stem Cell S

41.Red Pigment Q

42.No Nuclei No Pigment A

43.Enzyme That Destroys Certain Bacteria R

44.Involved In Production Of Antibodies L

45.Production Of Prothrombin Activation P

46.Clot Retraction C

47.Dissolution Of Clot I

48.Piece Of Blood Clot E

 49.Clumping Red Blood Cells S

50.Red Cells Destroyed D

51.Suppressed Hemoglobin Production M

52.Blood Poisoning B

53.Produce Serotonin G

C.
A. ERYTHROCYT
B. THROMBOCYTES
C. NEUTROPHIL
D. BASOPHIL
E. EOSINOPHIL
F. LYMPHOCYTE
G. MONOCYTE
H. LEUKOCYTE

D.
A. BASOPHIL
B. NEUTRAL
C. EOSINOPHIL
D. LYMPHOCYTE
E. MONOCYTEE.
 E.Coloring Exercise

F. Critical Thinking
101.How Does Blood Help Regulate Body Water Content?
- Helps to regulate water content of cells by interactions with
dissolved ions and proteins.

102.Explain Hematopoiesis?
- Hematopoiesis is the production of all of the cellular components of
blood and blood plasma. It occurs within the hematopoietic system,
which includes organs and tissues such as the bone marrow, liver,
and spleen. Simply, hematopoiesis is the process through which the
body manufactures blood cells.

103.Describe The Primary Function Of Erythrocyte?

- Red blood cells, also known as erythrocytes, deliver oxygen to the
tissues in your body.

104.Explain The Clotting Mechanism Process?

- Blood coagulation is a process that changes circulating substances
within the blood into an insoluble gel. The gel plugs leaks in blood
vessels and stops the loss of blood.

105.Explain Blood Typing?

- Blood typing is a method to tell what type of blood you have. Blood
typing is done so you can safely donate your blood or receive a blood
transfusion.

106.How Is Erythroblastosis Fetalis Developed?

- Erythroblastosis fetalis classically results from Rho(D)
incompatibility, which may develop when a woman with Rh-
negative blood is impregnated by a man with Rh-positive blood and
conceives a fetus with Rh-positive blood, sometimes resulting in
hemolysis.
107.How Does Sickle-Cell Anemia Work?
- In sickle cell anemia, the abnormal hemoglobin causes red blood
cells to become rigid, sticky and misshapen.
108.How Can Clot Cause Death?
-
109.Explain The Connection Between The Blood And Vitamin K?
- Vitamin K helps to make various proteins that are needed for blood
clotting and the building of bones. Prothrombin is a vitamin K-
dependent protein directly involved with blood clotting. Osteocalcin
is another protein that requires vitamin K to produce healthy bone
tissue.
110.Explain Why Smoking May Cause Mental Impairment?
- Cigarette smoking can damage the endothelium and thereby cause
atherosclerosis 17 and induce inflammations, which can result in
cognitive impairment by damaging neurons.
111.Distinguish Between A Hematologist An Infectious Disease
Specialist?
- As nouns the difference between hematology and hematopathology.
is that hematology is (medicine) the scientific study of blood and
blood-producing organs while hematopathology is the branch of
pathology that deals with diseases of the blood.

G.Crossword Puzzle
1.THROMBOPLASTIN 5.MACARIA
2.HEMATOCYTOBLASTS 6.PHAGOCYTOSIS
3.PLAQUE 7THROMBIN.
4.AGGUTINATION 8. LEUKEMIA
9.SEPTICEMIA 18.ALBUMIN
10.SYNERESIS 19.HEMOPHILIA
11.EOSINOPHILS 20.FIBRINOGEN
12.THROMBUS 21.BASOPHILS
13.HEMATOPOIESIS 22.MACROPHAGES
14.HEMOGLOBIN 23.NEUTRPHILS
15. EMBOLUS 24.GLOBULIN
16.THALASSEMIA
17.LYSOZYME