BLOOD PHYSIO (51-65)

51. The end point of the test ‘clotting time’ is the formation of
Plasmin
Platelet plug
Fibrin
D. Thrombin
Prothrombin
52. The following are known pro coagulants, EXCEPT
Thrombomodulin
B. Thrombin
C. Plasminogen-activator-Inhibitors
D. Fibrin
53. The most significant Rh antigen is
C
D
A
E
G
M
54. The RBCs of patients with Megaloblastic anemia will appear as
Spherical and hyperchromic
Macrocytic
C. Crenated and microcytic
Microcytic and hypochromic
55. The Rh negative person
Will naturally have anti-Rh immunoglobulins
Can receive Rh+ donor blood liberally
Has the D antigen on his red cells
Can donate freely to Rh+ person
None of the above
Actually walang nakahighlight dito sa ratio natin --- pero feeling ko tama yung sagot ko dito
56. The type AB person can receive blood of which blood type?
A
B
O
AB
All of the above
57. This molecule forms covalent bonds between fibrin molecules and strengthens the fibrin mesh
Factor IV
Fibrin stabilizing Factor
Plasminogen
Inhibitor of Tpa
58. This molecule is responsible for maintaining the intravascular oncotic pressure
Alpha globulin
Gamma globulin
Albumin
Beta globulin
59. This type of crossmatching is done when recipient’s red cells are tested against the donor’s plasma
Major
Minor
Yna im not sure about this --- huhu---- tell me ano sagot mo dito ah
60. To maintain blood in a fluid state, the blood vessels need to have
Smooth, undamaged endothelial lining
Glycocalyx that repels platelets and clotting factors
Thrombomodulin
All of the above
61. HAHA -- SELECT ONE LANG DAW EH --- WALANG QUESTIONS
Maternal B cells immediately differentiate to plasma cells upon exposure to the injected immunoglobulin
Maternal MHC-II complexes are up-regulated by the anti-Rh immunoglobulin
. The immunoglobulins attack maternal T-cells so that these T-cells cannot mount an immune response
Fetal red cells are destroyed immediately by the anti-Rh immunoglobulins limiting maternal immune response
62. True of regulation of iron absorption
Decreased apotransferrin secretion in bile follows increased body iron stores
Low body iron stores would prompt reduction in apotransferrin secretion in the bile
The regulation of absorption of intravenous Iron is as effective as that of oral / enteral iron
Hemochromatosis is more commonly observed after oral megadoses of iron supplementation
63. True statement/s about platelets
Platelets attach to the Von Willebrand molecule exposed by endothelial damage via GP IIB-IIIA receptors
Platelets attach to other platelets via GP IB and fibrinogen
The nuclei of platelets respond to activation by transcribing genes for thromboxane
Platelets activate nearby platelets via Platelet Activating Factor (PAF)
64. Vitamin K deficiency would result in
A. Decreased hemoglobin levels
B. Increased bleeding tendencies.
C. Increased haematocrit
D. Increased coagulation factors
A and D
B and D
C and D
65. Which of the following is expected to have the highest hematocrit level?
Iron deficient patients
Patients with emphysema
Patients with renal failure
Thalassemia patient
The following can be found in patients with Liver Cirrhosis
A. Decreased albumin levels
B. Decreased fibrinogen levels
B. Decreased factor IX levels
All of the above
A and B
 
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