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| transport, regulate, protect |
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| plasma is made of ___ water ___ protein and ___ nutrients, gases, and electrolytes |
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| of the 8% protein in plasma how much is albumin |
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| 4-6 million, they are not real cells, they do not have nuclei, mitochondria, Their function is to transport oxyegn and carbon dioxide. Disposed of in the spleen. 90-120 days. |
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| co2 contects to the ___ portion of the hemoglobin |
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| o2 is connected to the ___ portion of the hemoglobin |
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| polycythemia, reduce your ability to carry oxygen and increase the risk for thrombosis |
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WBC, real cells, cloning, nucleus, cytoplasm
4-11,000 |
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| WBC are divided into two main types |
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| granulocytes and agranulocytes |
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| granuloctyes are divided into three types |
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neutrophils 3-7,000 acute inflammation, bacteria
basophils 20-50
eosinophils 100-400- allergic reaction or parasitic infestations
all are capable of phagocytosis |
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monocytes- phagocytes, chronic inflammation, live in the blood, go into the tissues and becoe macrophages
lymphocytes- not phagocytic |
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| severe infection will give you |
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| leukocytosis with neutrophils and shift to the left |
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| frequently seen in viral infections |
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leukopenia
1,000 risk for infection
500 risk for life-threatening infection |
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| leukopenia can be caused by |
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| viral infection, radiation, SLE, anaphylactic shock, chemo |
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| leukoytosis can be caused by |
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| infection, strenous exercise, emotional changes, temp changes, drugs, anesthesia, surgery, pregancy, toxins, hormones |
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