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1. Describe the functions and characteristics of blood, and each of its specific components. Include the various components of plasma; detailed descriptions of the various formed elements including WBCs, and the importance of obtaining a differential WBC count.
2. Describe hematopoiesis. Include information on where it occurs in adults and infants, the hemopoietic growth factors and their functions.
3. Describe each blood type in the ABO and Rh blood systems. List the antigens and the antibodies involved and describe what causes an incompatibility between donor and recipient blood.
4. Discuss the process of WBCe migration and phagocytosis.
5. Discuss the steps involved in hemostasis. Include a detailed description of the three major mechanisms, the major differences and similarities between the intrinsic and extrinsic pathway of the clotting cascade and the functions of vitamin K and plasminogen.
6. Describe the various hemostatic control mechanisms. Explain how a thrombus is formed and what the danger of this is.
What are three distribution patterns? Define each with examples. Which distribution pattern is encountered most?
How does the precipitation of protein is affected by adding 30% of ammonium sulphate vs 60% of Ammonium sulphate?
How many moles of hydrogen gas would be needed to react with excess carbon dioxide to produce 88.1 moles of water vapor?
1. select one thing that you think qualifies as one of these big picture concepts in mycology explain it and justify
What is the difference between ionic and covalent bond?
Describe the genus and species name and general characteristics of the organism that caused his disease
What is the metabolic significance of the following observations? (1) Only the liver form of pyruvate kinase is inhibited by alanine, and (2) only gluconeogenic tissues contain appreciable levels of glucose-6-phosphatase?
Name the two evolutionary hypotheses that can explain why organisms senesce (1). Pick one of them, and explain how it works (2). Give an example of this hypothesis-you may use a hypothetical organism and/or traits, provided it is realistic (2).
What specific characteristics/traits set Serratia Marcescens apart from other bacteria?
You have been recently hired as an Epidemiological Research Assistant at your county's Health Department.
When using the low power objective to examine an object, what is the total magnification of the image seen?
Explain how ozone is formed (describe factors such as names of the reactants, season of year, time of day, air transport phenomena)
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