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17, 18, 19 Flashcards

1
Q

Transport dissolved gases nutrients hormones and metabolic waste it regulates the pH and ion consumption of interstitial fluids defense against toxins and pathogen‘s stabilizes body temperature

A

Functions of blood

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2
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Percentage of red blood cells in whole blood

A

Hematocrit

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3
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Rh- mother
Thanks+ Dad

Is what disease of the newborn

A

Hemolytic

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4
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Most common blood type

A

O

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5
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Different white blood cells

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Neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils, granulocytes, agranular leukocytes

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6
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Need what vitamin for blood clot

A

K

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7
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If you don’t have enough blood cells you are what

A

Anemic

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8
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Myocardium

A

Wall of the heart

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9
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Endocardium

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Inner wall of the heart

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10
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A deep groove marks the border between the atria and ventricle . It contains fat and vessels.

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Coronary sulcus

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11
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Make up about 60% of the plasma proteins. As the most abundant plasma proteins they are a major contributor to the osmotic pressure a plasma.

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Albumins

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12
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Make up 35% of the proteins in plasma. Includes antibodies and transports goblins. Attack foreign proteins and pathogen’s.

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Globulins

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13
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Make up 14% of plasma proteins. Functions in clotting. Under certain conditions fibrinogen molecules interact to form a large insoluble strands of fiber in that form the basic framework for blood clot.

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Fibrinogen

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14
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Proteins in the blood are

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Gobulins, albumins, fibrinogen,

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15
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Happens at the capillary level

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Gas exchange

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16
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Functions of red blood cells

A

Live for 120 days

Carry oxygen and carbon dioxide

17
Q

Neutrophils

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Bacterial infection

18
Q

Platletes can cause blood clots but cannot

A

Clot themselves

19
Q

Blood flow of the heart

A

Coronary circulation

20
Q

What causes blood pressure to increase

A

Cardiac output
Blood volume
Puerperal resistance
Cardiac contraction

21
Q

Pump, valve, pressure is called what

A

Venus return

22
Q

Amount of blood returned to the heart

A

Venus return

23
Q

Tunia cameda

A

Inside muscle of the heart

24
Q

Alkaline is

A

Blood propertie

25
Q

Mego camo cells

A

Break and branch off into platelets

26
Q

Stimulated red blood cells

A

Pollysithem

27
Q

Aldosterone and ANP have effects on blood flow and

A

Pressure

28
Q

With the increase of carbon dioxide to the heart, it decreases what to the heart

(Causes the heart to beat faster)

A

Parasympathetic

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