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| Heart, Blood and blood vessesl |
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| Functions of the circulatory system |
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Transport
Protection
Regulation |
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Centrifuge blood to separate components
Red blood (Erythrocytes) 37 to 52% volume
White blood and platelets
1% buffy coat
Plasma, the remainder of the volume
47-63% |
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Centrifuge blood to separate components
Red blood (Erythrocytes) 37 to 52% volume
White blood and platelets
1% buffy coat
Plasma, the remainder of the volume
47-63% |
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| High red blood cell count is called |
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| Know figure 18.1 What they look like under staining! |
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| 2 categories of white blood cells |
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| Agranulocytes and granulocytes |
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| Two types of Agranualcytes |
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| Monocytes and Lymphocytes |
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| Two types of lymphocytes (Cytes) |
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| 3 types of granulocytes (PHILS) |
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| Neutrophils, Basophils, Encinophils |
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| Netrophil have _________ lobe nuclei |
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| Produced in bacterial infection and fight parasites |
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| Neutrophils what they look like |
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| Basophils produced when you have |
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| Basophils Produce 2 chemicals |
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Causes the symptoms of allergies
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blood clotting
Anti-coagulant |
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| What remans when blood clots and solids are removed...retains lot of antibodies |
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Albumins
Globulins
Fibrinogen |
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| Produced in liver, most abundant, contributes to viscosity and osmolarity, influences blood pressure and flow and fluid balance |
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Provide immune system functions
Transport iron, copper, lipids, fat-soluble vitamins. produced by plasma cells |
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| Precursor of fibrin threads that help form blood clots. Produced in liver |
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| NonProtien Components of Plasma |
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Nitrogenous Compounds
Nutrients
Gases
Electrolytes |
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Large, lowest in number, 5k to 10k WBC
Protect against infections microorganisms and other pathogens
Few hour sin blood stream before migrating to connective tissue |
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| Low RBC but bigger in size |
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| Lack all organelles...Must be constantly made (every 120 days). Only one function...Carry Oxygen |
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| Hemoglobin Major function is gas transport |
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| 2 alpha 2 beta structure...four oxygen...100% sat, 3 oxygen 75% |
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2 alpha , 2 beta
Four heme groups
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| Lower in women Hemocrit is inversely proportional to body fat for everyone |
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| Erythropoiesis how it happens |
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| Trigger by erythropoietin produced in Kidney. EPO injections required for people on Dialysis. |
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| Disposing of Erythrocytes |
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| Not easy because have hemoglobin...liver spleen breaks apart cells...Hemoglobin is broken down into Heme and Globin...Heme is then broken down into biliverdin to bilirubin then bile to feces (this happens in the liver)...and iron...which gets stored and reused...Globin turned into free amino acids, |
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| Blood Types A, B, Ab, O, Rh |
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| Red blood cells have surface glycoproteins that give them this idenity |
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| Are what the blood type has |
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A A B
B B A
Ab Ab None Universal Recipent
O No A&B Universal Donor
Rh+ Have d factors
Rh- Do not have d factors
Positives cant give to Negatives
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The normal count is 130k to 400k
Stop blood loss and clot
Attract Neutrophils |
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| Homeostasis...cessation fo bleeding |
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Vascular Spasm
Platelet plug formation
Coagulation |
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Extrinsic...fast, Intrinisic...slow..calcium required...hemophilia is when you are missing a blood clotting factor.
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