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Process of forming red blood cells. |
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Hormone that stimulates production of red blood cells. Formed in Kidney if kidney detects low red blood cell levels. |
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Too many Thrombocytes (platelets) |
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Cytoplasmic fragments of megakariocytes. These are large cells in the red marrow.
Involved in the repair of slightly damaged blood vessels and clotting mechanism |
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Straw colored fluid without the formed elements of blood. Mainly water, but there are 3 protein groups dissolved within. |
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55% of plasma proteins, vital in maintaining osmotic pressure within the blood vessels |
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33% of plasma proteins, immune fxn, antibodies and immunoglobulins |
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7% of plasma proteins, vital in clotting |
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Formed Elements and plasma |
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Blood minus formed elements. Has Plasma Proteins |
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Plasma minus clotting.coagulation factors. |
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Inhibits platelet adhesion, produced by WBC and endothelial cells. |
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Anticoagulant - increases rate of thrombin removal. Produced by MAST Cells and basophils |
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Vitamin K antagonist (Coumadin), decreases amount of available prothrombin and other factors. |
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Anticoagulants all of which tie up calcium to prevent calcium's role in clotting |
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Blood clot in an unbroken vessel. (BAD) |
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Piece of clot breaks off and moves through the vascular system . Eventually gets stuck (if not dissolved) causing heart attach, PE, stroke. |
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