Blood I Flashcards

1
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functions of blood

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  • transport system
  • protection
  • regulation
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transport system function

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  • O2 from lungs to all cells of the body
  • CO2 from cells to lungs
  • nutrients from digestive tract to cells
  • waste products from cells to kidneys and sweat glands
  • enzymes and hormones to various cells
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protection function

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  • WBC help combat infection(phagocytosis of microorganisms and production of antibodies)
  • prevention of body fluid loss by cloning mechanism
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regulation function

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  • body temperature (water it contains provides meand for dissipation of heat)
  • volume of body water
  • pH (by way of its buffer system)
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5
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composition of blood

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  • plasma

- cellular elements

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plasma components

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  • liquid portion of blood
  • major plasma proteins(big proteins)
  • ions
  • compounds such as as glucose, urea, etc
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7
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major plasma proteins components

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  • albumin
  • fibrinogen
  • globulins
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fibrinogen

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  • necessary for blood clotting

- eventually becomes the blood clot

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9
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albumin

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  • many functions, including transport and BP regulation

- very large, affects osmotic pressure

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10
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globulin

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-transport of lipids and antibody formation

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11
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cellular elements that make up plasma components

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  • erythrocytes (RBC)
  • leukocytes (WBC)
  • thrombocytes (platelets), tiny
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erythrocytes description

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  • bicon cone shape
  • no nucleus (no mitosis)
  • stains reddish pink)
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13
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erythrocytes function

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-hemoglobin for O2 transport

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WBC: neutrophil (granulocyte) description

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  • segments nucleus
  • polymorphonucleated (PMN)
  • granules(contains enzymes)
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WBC: neutrophil (granulocyte) function

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  • phagocytosis of bacteria, debris, etc, increased bacterial infections
  • enzymes are released and destroy bacteria
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WBC: eosinophil description

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  • bi-lobed nucleus

- large pink granules

17
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WBC: eosinophil function

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-fights parasitic infections and allergies

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WBC: basophil description

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  • lobed nucleus

- dark granules

19
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WBC: basophil function

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  • contains histamine
  • affects vascular permeability
  • increase in number in some leukemias
20
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WBC: lymphocyte description

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  • non-granulocytes
  • blue cytoplasm
  • found in nucleus
  • T-cells: cell mediated defense
  • B-cells: antibody production
21
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WBC: lymphocyte function

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  • immune defense
  • fights viral infections
  • inc. in viral infections
22
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WBC: monocyte description

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  • largest, variably shaped nucleus

- blue cytoplasm

23
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WBC: monocyte function

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  • phagocytosis

- moves into the tissues and becomes a macrophage

24
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thrombocytes (platelets) description

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  • small, granular fragments

- portion of cytoplasm of a megakaryocyte which resides in bone marrow

25
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thrombocytes (platelets) function

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-blood clotting

26
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hemopoiesis

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-bone cell formation

27
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hemopoiesis location

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  • embryonic/fetal development: various organs (yolk sac, liver, spleen, lymph nodes thymus)
  • adult: formed in red bone marrow of sternum, ribs, vertebrae, pelvis, lymphoid tissue
28
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bone marrow location

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-located in spaces or cavities within long and flat bones

29
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bone marrow components

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  • red marrow

- yellow marrow

30
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red marrow

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-hemopoietic (blood forming)

31
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yellow marrow

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-contains large number of fat cells

32
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at birth and adult age, what colors are our bone marrow?

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  • birth: all is red marrow

- adult- one half is red marrow

33
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pluripotential stem cells

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-offspring develop special characeristics once matured blood cells and leave bone marrow to enter peripheral blood

34
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erythropoietin function**

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  • produced in kidney

- influences rate of production of cells