L10+11 physiology Flashcards

1
Q
  • occurs in red bone marrow
  • is the formation of blood cells
  • all blood cells arise from pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells (another name for it is hemocytoblast)
A

Hematopoiesis (hemopoiesis)

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2
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in circulating blood, _______ should be found

A

Mature, functional cells

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3
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  • is the process of formation and differentiation of RBCs from hemocytoblasts (uncommitted stem cells)
    (PEL N RE)
    1. Proerythroblast
    2. Early erythroblast
    3. Late erythroblast: synthesize Hb
    4. Normoblast: lose nucleus and some mitochondria
    5. Reticulocyte: contain ribosome, mitochondria
    6. Erythrocyte
A

Erythropoiesis

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4
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Prenatal who’s responsible for making RBC?

A

Liver

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5
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why is hypothyroidism is associated with anemia?

A

because thyroxine stimulates RBCs production, So if there’s thyroxine is low then blood is low as well

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6
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two important factors for the maturation of RBCs:
1-
2-
they are important for DNA synthesis

A

1- Vitamin b12

2- Folic acid

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7
Q

who’s responsible for making Platelets (thrombopoiesis)?

A

they are formed by defragmentation of Megakaryocytes

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8
Q

can phagocytose pathogens and also act as antigen-presenting cells

A

Dendritic Cells

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9
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a group of proteins found on the surface of normal human cells (like id cards) that help the immune to recognize foreign substances

A

Major Histocompatibility Complex

MHC

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10
Q

cellular immunity is mediated by ______

  • major defense against infections due to viruses, fungi, bacteria
  • also helps against tumors, and is responsible for delayed allergic reactions and rejection of transplants
A

T lymphocytes

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11
Q

types of T lymphocytes:
1- _______ (CD8): destroying invading cells by lysosomal enzymes, inserting proteins called perforins to destroy it.
2-_____ (CD4): manage innate and adaptive immune responses “immunity boss”

A

1- Killer cells or Cytotoxic T cells

2-T helper cells

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12
Q

humoral immunity is mediated by _____

  • secrete antibodies
  • ** they must contact Helper T cells to fully activate antibody formation
A

B lymphocytes

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13
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**types of antibodies:
1-____ : high M.W., ABO antibodies, can’t cross placenta
2-____: secretory antibodies
3-____: highest conc, smallest M.W, RH type (can cross placenta)
4-____: allergic conditions
5-____: on B lymphocytes surface

A
MAGED
1- Ig M
2- Ig A
3- Ig G
4- Ig E
5- Ig D
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14
Q

passive immunization :
immune protection by antibodies prepared in humans or animals
e.g: ______

A

Measles

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