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1. Transport of nutrients and oxygen to the cells 2. Removal of carbon dioxide and toehr wastes 3. Transport of hormones to target organs 4. Regulation of acidity and alkalinity of the cells |
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Cellular component of blood |
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Affect the level of prothrombin |
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Important in regulating the water content of the cells and body fluid |
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Transported in the blood plasma complexed globulin carriers |
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The combination of oxygen with hemoglobin and its relase from oxyhemoglobin are controlled by________ |
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Oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations |
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Under aqueous conditions carbon dioxide forms carbonic acid.What is the result of an increase of carbonic acid in the blood? |
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Hemoglobin can bind less oxygen due tothe increased acidity caused by carbonic acid ionization |
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Red blood cells originate in the |
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server loss of red blood cells by hemorrhage or disease |
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Server and formally fatal disease characterized by RBC that are immature, very fragile and decreased in number |
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An increase in the number of circulating red cells wherein the number may reach 11 to 15 million per cubic millimeter |
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Clumping as a result of transfusing blood incorrectly |
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The universal blood donor is type_____ The univeral recipient is type ____ |
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An Rh negative mother bearing her second Rh positive fetus may cause clumping of the fetal red blood cells |
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Primary agent of protection against bacterial infections and antigen penetration |
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Some of the macrophages wander around the tissue spaces, others are fixed in one place. Together the two constitute the ____ system of phagocytes. |
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Most severe reaction to an allegy, commony associated with insect bites |
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Tissue transplanted from one part of the body to another in the same organism |
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CO has greater affinity for hemoglobin than Oxygen |
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T/F? The amount of oxygen combindind with hemoglobin is proportional to the partial pressure of O2. |
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T/F? Cells containing fetal hemoglobin can take up oxygen at lower oxygen tension than adult cells |
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Birds, reptiles, amphibians and fishes have ______ red cells containing hemoglobin |
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T/F Under certain conditions the kidney and liver can provide the stimulus for red blood cell formation. |
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T/F Monocytes and lymphocytes are capable of fighting against bacterial infection by phagocytosis |
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Anti-coagulant of the blood |
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A detached thrombus which clots a blood vessel |
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