A patient with a blood clot has an excess of which type of cells?
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If a person cannot synthesize plasminogen for some reason, they would be at risk of: - forming thrombi - having more emboli in their bloodstream - heart attacks - strokes 2. The anticoagulant heparin is used in some blood tubes when collecting blood and infused in patients with clotting disorders in the hospital, but we also know that naturally, it is synthesized by: - basophils - mast cells - lymphocytes - erythrocytes 3. If you lack calcium and fibrinogen, your blood will clot more easily. Additionally: - your vitamin D levels could be low - your liver may be malfunctioning - you will bleed easily 4. Blood clotting as a result of tissue damage will: - occur via the intrinsic pathway - involve tissue factor diffusing from the site of injury into the blood vessel - require clotting factor IV, which is calcium - not cascade to produce prothrombinase like the other pathway because it's tissue injury, not blood vessel injury 5. A patient with pancytopenia is at risk for: - more clotting - bleeding - bacterial infections - viral infections - fatigue 6. Which of the following cells are considered agranular leukocytes? - Monocytes - T cells, B cells - Thrombocytes - NK cells
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