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Fluid Connective Tissues Flashcards

1
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It is also known as vascular tissue

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Fluid connective tissue

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2
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Fluid connective tissue has two components

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Blood and lymph

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3
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It makes the blood red and carries oxygen and nutrients to other body parts

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Hemoglobin

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4
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What contents does human blood smear have?

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WBC,RBC, platelets, lymphocytes, neutrophils

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5
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Plasma what percentage

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46%-63%

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6
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Formed elements what percentage

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37%-54%

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7
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How many RBCs in females?

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4-5m cells/ cc

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8
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How many RBC in males?

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5-6m cells/ cc

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9
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It is the most abundant and formed in bone marrow. It has a biconcave shape with no nucleus

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Erythrocytes

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10
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Life span of RBC

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100 - 120 days

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11
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It protects the body from infectious organisms

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Leukocytes

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12
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It has a granular cytosplasm

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Granulocytes

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13
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It has no granular cytoplasm

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Agranulocytes

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14
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How many WBC?

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4,800 - 11,000 cells/cc

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15
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Where does leukocytes produced?

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Bone marrow, spleen, and lymphatic tissue

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16
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What is the most numerous WBC that destroy bacteria through phagocytosis?

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Neutrophils

17
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It is 1-4% ending allergic reaction and parasitic infection

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Eosinophils

18
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It is 0.5%, granules secrete histamines and regulates inflammation

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Basophils

19
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How many lobes does neutrophils have?

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2-6

20
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How many lobes does eosinophils have?

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2

21
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It has 20-45% and binds to specifix antigen and foreign molecules. (Most important cell in immune system)

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Lymphocytes

22
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It is 4-8%, and largest leukocyte that has kidney shaped nucleus and can turn into macrophages (phagocytosis)

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Monocytes

23
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Giant cell from bone marrow

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Megakaryocyte

24
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Has ability to stop bleeding from damaged blood vessels

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Thrombocytes

25
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What are the clotting factors

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Calcium ions, ADP, and serotonin

26
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What is the term for stopping the bleeding

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Hemostasis

27
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Consists of lymphocytes, monocytes, water, elements, and proteins

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Lymph

28
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What tissue is a lymph nodes

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Reticular tissue

29
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It is a bean shaped structure to filter substances and fight diseases

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Lymph nodes

30
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2 examples of lymph nodes

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Tonsils and appendix

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