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| Comp of hematological system |
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Blood
Blood Components
bone marrow
MPS |
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| water, proteins electrolytes, inorganic and organic constituents |
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Erythrocytes
Leukocytes
thrombocytes
plasma cells |
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All cells are derived from a single cell
This occurs in the marrow of flat bones
if demand is high all long bones can have hematopoesis |
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| 4-5x's thicker than water |
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Male: 13-18g/100mL
Female: 12-16 |
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Male: 45-52%
Female: 37-48% |
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male 4.6-6.1 Million/mm^3
Female 4.0-5.4 |
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Nonnucleated biconcave disk
able to change shape
major component is hemoglobin
contains globin and heme where ferrous iron is stored
normal life span 120 days |
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| MPS most of the heme is resued, small amount is eliminated in urine and feces, the remainder is broken down into bilirubin and secreted as bile |
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| What is the RBC life span in a new born |
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| Where are leukocytes formed |
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| Bone Marrow and lympatic tissue |
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| What is the average life span of a leukocyte |
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| 4-5 days.... but only 6-8 hours if activated |
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| What types of leukocytes are granular |
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Neutrophils
basophils
eosinophils |
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| what is the life span of thrombocytes |
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| no, they are granulated disk shaped nonnucleated cell fragments |
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