Chapter 5&6

It is biological process by which all blood cells and formed elements are generated.

What are the stages of Hematopoiesis

Blood-cell production that occurs in the bone marrow?

Hematopoiesis that occurs outside the bone marrow?

The major hematopoietic site in adults?

The marrow that contains hematopoietic elements?

The marrow that contains fat cells?

The major blood-cell production site during the second trimester?

Liver macrophages found in the sinusoids?

The largest lymphoid organ located beneath the diaphragm behind the stomach?

The lymphoid organ involved in lymphocyte proliferation, immune response, and filtering particles and bacteria?

The two-lobed organ where T-cell development and maturation occur?

The lymphoid/immune region of the spleen containing lymphocytes and antigen-presenting cells?

The macrophage-rich region of the spleen associated with blood filtration and RBC recycling?

The active B-cell area where proliferation and maturation occur?

The interface region of the spleen involved in antigen capture and early immune surveillance?

The internal supporting divisions within the spleen?

Lymphatic vessels that bring lymph into a lymph node?

Lymphatic vessels that carry lymph out of a lymph node?

The outer region of a lymph node associated with lymphoid follicles and B-cell areas?

The lymph-node region associated with T cells and macrophages?

The inner region of a lymph node where filtered lymph drains?

A lymph-node follicle without a germinal center?

A lymph-node follicle containing a germinal center?

The most versatile stem-cell type present during the first few hours after fertilization?

Stem cells that can develop into any cell type and are present several days after fertilization?

Stem cells derived from pluripotential stem cells that are more restricted to specific cell and tissue lineages?

The earliest hematopoietic stage occurring in the yolk-sac blood islands?

The site of hematopoiesis during the mesoblastic stage?

The hematopoietic stage active about 8–12 weeks and confined to erythropoiesis?

The stage when the fetal liver becomes active around the 3rd month?

The stage when bone marrow becomes the main hematopoietic site around the 5th–6th month?

The main source of blood-cell production at birth?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 zeta and 2 epsilon chains?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 zeta and 2 gamma chains?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 alpha and 2 epsilon chains?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 alpha and 2 gamma chains?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 alpha and 2 beta chains?

Hemoglobin composed of 2 alpha and 2 delta chains?

The numeric expression comparing granulocytic precursors with erythroid precursors in bone marrow?

The normal myeloid-to-erythroid ratio?

The preferred number of cells to count during a bone marrow differential?

The minimum number of cells that should be counted during a bone marrow differential?

The safest bone marrow collection site for adults?

The alternative bone marrow collection site?

The bone marrow collection site for very young children under 18 months?

Factors produced by many cells that act specifically on target cells at low concentrations?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to granulocytes, erythrocytes, megakaryocytes, and monocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to erythrocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to megakaryocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to monocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to granulocytes and monocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to basophils?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to eosinophils?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to neutrophils?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to T lymphocytes?

The colony-forming unit that gives rise to B lymphocytes?