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| What is the liquid part of the blood? |
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What is the protein found in RBC (red blood cells) that carries oxygen? |
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What part of the blood helps with clotting? (stopping bleeding) |
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platelets (they are pieces of cells) |
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What term is uesd when blood is transfered from one person into the body of another? |
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| How much blood is in your body? |
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about 5 liters (about 9% of your weight) |
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What is the solid part of the blood? |
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1) RBC (red blood cells) 2) WBC (white blood cells) 3) platelets |
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1) no nucleus 2) lives about 120-130 days 3) made in bone marrow of long bones 4) has hemoglobin to carry oxygen |
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1) larger than RBCs 2) irregular shape and rough surface 3) has nucleus 4) fight disease |
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Which blood cells do not have a nucleus? |
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Which blood cells cannot divide or reproduce? |
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Which blood cells are made in the bone marrow of long bones? |
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Which blood cells have hemoglobin? |
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Which blood cells carry oxygen? |
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Which blood cells fight diesase? |
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Which blood cells need to be continuously replaced? |
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Which do you have more of: WBCs or RBCs? |
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What are the four major types of blood? |
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| Which blood type is called the universal donor? |
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0 A person with type 0 can give blood to anyone. |
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| Which blood type is called the universal receiver? |
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AB (A person with type AB can get blood from anyone.) |
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