Formative assessment blood components
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This document discusses distinguishing between blood clotting and agglutination by identifying key differences. Blood clotting is a necessary process involving activated platelets to control blood loss through hemostasis. In contrast, agglutination is an unwanted host defense reaction where antibodies recognize foreign antigens during a transfusion reaction. The document also provides a blood smear image and questions to test understanding of normal hematocrit values and identifying blood components and cells.
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Formative assessment blood components
- 1. Apply what you have learned
- 2. 1. What is this an image of? 2. Identify the following: (a) Green cell (centre) (b) Small white, irregular shaped clumps (c) Any other cells you can identify
- 3. 3. What is a normal hematocrit value? 4. What blood components contribute to the white band between the plasma and the RBCs?
- 4. 4. Which of these blood smears is from a patient with leukemia? A B 5. In which image can you see platelets? 6. How can you tell the RBCs and WBCs apart? (Provide two visual cues)
- 5. Distinguishing Blood Clotting from Agglutination 7. Activated _________ are responsible for blood clotting and hemostasis. This process is necessary to control blood loss. 8. A ‘transfusion reaction’ or ‘agglutination’ is a Host Defencereaction involving _________ that recognize specific foreign antigens.
- 6. Just for Fun, do you remember? Indicate what these numbers and ratios refer to: RBCs 660:1 Plasma/Platelets 13 Antibodies 10 RBCs 120 Plasma 98%