Chapter 19, Problem 19.2a
Which of the following plasma proteins is responsible for osmotic pressure?
a. γ-Globulins
b. Albumin
c. α-Globulins
d. Clotting proteins
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Fill in the blanks: The two most clinically important groups of antigens on erythrocytes are the______and______blood groups.
Which antigens does a person with blood type A− have on the surface of his or her erythrocytes?
a. A antigens
b. B antigens
c. Rh antigens
d. Both a and c are correct.
e. All of the above
Which of the following antibodies does a person with type O+ blood have in his or her plasma?
a. Anti-A antibodies
b. Anti-B antibodies
c. Anti-Rh antibodies
d. Both a and b are correct.
e. All of the above
Mr. Reczkiewicz has blood type AB−. Which of the following blood types could be safely donated to Mr. Reczkiewicz, assuming he has had prior exposure to Rh+ blood? (Circle all that apply.)
a. Type O+
b. Type A−
c. Type B−
d. Type AB+
e. Type O−
Mr. Jackson presents to the emergency room with a minor wound that has bled for several days. An examination of his medical history reveals that Mr. Jackson has hemophilia A, which is caused by a deficiency of factor VIII. Your co-worker suggests that you give Mr. Jackson some platelets to stop the bleeding. Will this help your patient? Why or why not?
The anticoagulant drug warfarin primarily disrupts the extrinsic/tissue factor coagulation pathway. Explain why disrupting only this pathway disrupts the entire coagulation cascade.