Lab Exam 1 Practice

What WBC is shown below?

Which class of plasma proteins is associated with the immune system?

A hematocrit of 37-48% is normal for which gender?

A hematocrit of 42 - 52 % is normal for which gender?

The most abundant WBC has 2-8 nucleus lobes that stain dark purple and has granules that stain pale lavender?

A hemoglobin concentration of 13 to 18 g/dL is normal for which gender?

What coronary is indicated by 1?

Which leukocyte is the largest WBC with an indented or kidney-shaped nucleus?

What color does neutral component stain when using wrights stain

Which class of plasma proteins is associated with blood clotting?

What coronary vein is number 5?

Which WBC is pictured below?

What is the term for structure D?

What percent of plasma are sloutes?

Where is the QRS Complex located in this diagram

Which leukocyte is the largest WBC with an indented or kidney-shaped nucleus?

Which heart valve that is partially visible in the graphic and allows blood out of the left ventricle is indicated at B?

Which class of plasma proteins is very important in determining blood osmotic pressure?

What blood type is indicated below?

What WBC is shown below?

Hemoglobin concentration can be measured by comparing the color of the blood to standardized charts. Using what test?

Which formed element of the blood has a concentration of 250,000 to 500,000/mm3 in whole blood?

What WBC is shown below?

What percent of plasma is water

Which ECG (electrocardiogram) feature, that represents the atrial depolarization, is indicated by 1?

Which WBC is pictured below?

Which heart chamber is indicated by the dash line 4?

Which leukocyte has a bi-lobed of figure 8 shaped nucleus, has granules that stain red-orange?

This WBC has a large nucleus that stains dark blue/black, cytoplasm appears like a pale blue rim around the nucleus is?

What layer of the heart wall is number 3

Which formed element of the blood has a concentration of 4.2 to 6.0 million/mm3 in whole blood?

Which blood formed element has a concentration of 5,000 to 9,000/mm3 in whole blood?