Lumen become narrower due to accumulation of lipid, dead muscle tissue, clumped platelet and cholesterol. This condition is called __________________.
atherosclerosis
Artery become less elastic due to deposition of Calcium in plaque. This condition is called __________________.
arteriosclerosis
Name this blood type.
blood group A
What happen if blood group of donor and recipient not compatible?
The RBC of the recipient will experience AGGLUTINATION
To prevent erythroblastosis fetalis, mother with Rh negative blood were given __________________
anti-Rhesus globulin
Dead heart muscle tissues may lead to _______________ or _________________ _______________
angina, myocardial infarction
In blood clotting mechanism, the coagulated platelets, damaged cells and clotting factors form ________________
thrombokinase
Individual erythrocytes with D antigen is Rhesus _________
positive
Individual RBC without Rh factor is Rhesus __________
negative
Name this blood type.
blood group O
Name this blood type.
blood group AB
What happen if mother's anti-D antibody enter Rh positive fetal blood circulatory system?
Fetal blood haemolysis/eruption,
Thrombokinase with the aid of Calcium ions and vitamin K converts _____________ to _____________
prothrombin, thrombin