Anatomy & Physiology II Exam 1 Review – UH Questions
With Complete Solutions
Blood is a component of which fluid compartment? Correct
Answers Extracellular fluid
Blood type A has what antigens? Correct Answers Antigen A
Boyle's Law Correct Answers A principle that describes the
inverse relationship between pressure and volume
Depolarization of inferior portions of the ventricle Correct
Answers S wave
Depolarization of the anterior region of the ventricle Correct
Answers R wave
depolarization of the atria Correct Answers P wave
Depolarization of the septal region of the ventricle Correct
Answers Q wave
How is mean arterial pressure calculated? Correct Answers
diastolic pressure + 1/3 pulse pressure
How is pulse pressure calculated? Correct Answers difference
between systolic and diastolic pressure
If a blood sample is tested and has A and B antibodies, what is
the blood type? Correct Answers Type O
, In this phase of hemostasis, activates the platelets that stick to
the sticky endothelium. Platelets release chemical messengers
including clotting factors and eventually create a platelet plug.
Correct Answers Platelet Phase
In this phase of hemostasis, damaged endothelial cells release
chemicals to constrict blood vessels and limit blood flow.
Correct Answers Vascular Spasm Phase
In this phase of hemostasis, the platelet plug forms web-like
mesh formed by fibrin. The site of damage is "dammed" off.
Correct Answers Coagulation Phase
Major steps in erythropoiesis Correct Answers Hematopoietic
stem cell
Myeloid stem cell
Proerythroblast
Basophillic proerythroblast
Polychromatic proerythroblast
Orthochromatic proerythroblast
Reticulocyte
Mature erythrocyte
Most common white blood cell, they are efficient killers of
bacteria. Light and purple when stained. They are large and
polymorphonuclear. Correct Answers Neutrophils
Name the agranular leukocytes Correct Answers lymphocytes
and monocytes
With Complete Solutions
Blood is a component of which fluid compartment? Correct
Answers Extracellular fluid
Blood type A has what antigens? Correct Answers Antigen A
Boyle's Law Correct Answers A principle that describes the
inverse relationship between pressure and volume
Depolarization of inferior portions of the ventricle Correct
Answers S wave
Depolarization of the anterior region of the ventricle Correct
Answers R wave
depolarization of the atria Correct Answers P wave
Depolarization of the septal region of the ventricle Correct
Answers Q wave
How is mean arterial pressure calculated? Correct Answers
diastolic pressure + 1/3 pulse pressure
How is pulse pressure calculated? Correct Answers difference
between systolic and diastolic pressure
If a blood sample is tested and has A and B antibodies, what is
the blood type? Correct Answers Type O
, In this phase of hemostasis, activates the platelets that stick to
the sticky endothelium. Platelets release chemical messengers
including clotting factors and eventually create a platelet plug.
Correct Answers Platelet Phase
In this phase of hemostasis, damaged endothelial cells release
chemicals to constrict blood vessels and limit blood flow.
Correct Answers Vascular Spasm Phase
In this phase of hemostasis, the platelet plug forms web-like
mesh formed by fibrin. The site of damage is "dammed" off.
Correct Answers Coagulation Phase
Major steps in erythropoiesis Correct Answers Hematopoietic
stem cell
Myeloid stem cell
Proerythroblast
Basophillic proerythroblast
Polychromatic proerythroblast
Orthochromatic proerythroblast
Reticulocyte
Mature erythrocyte
Most common white blood cell, they are efficient killers of
bacteria. Light and purple when stained. They are large and
polymorphonuclear. Correct Answers Neutrophils
Name the agranular leukocytes Correct Answers lymphocytes
and monocytes
