blood. Flashcards

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Plasma component: antibodies

A

Proteins made in the immune system

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2
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White blood cells: monocytes

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Remove dead cells and bacteria

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3
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Preventing infections?

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White blood cells are a part your mean system which respond to pathogens. Causing neutrophils and lymphocytes to recognise the treats forming Bacteria and antibodies

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4
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Plasma component: glucose

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Nutrient needs for energy

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5
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White blood cells: neutrophils

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B-type cells produce antibodies

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6
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Transporting blood

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Red blood cells have an iron containing protein called haemoglobin.

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7
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What does oxygen and haemoglobin create?

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Oxyhaemoglobin which goes to the body tissues

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8
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Temperature regulation?

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Millions of chemical reactions which regulated by enzymes to produce heat

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9
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Exchange of materials in body tissues

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Capillaries: only blood vessels that is thin enough for gas exchange to happen and nutrients to pass through

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10
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What is diffusion?

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The materials moving between blood and tissue from low to high concentrations

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11
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What do antibodies do?

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They lock and immobilise where monocytes Kill them

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12
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Blood clotting: how much blood do we have in our body and how much can we lose until it kills us?

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We have 5 L of blood, losing 2 L can kill us

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13
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Platelets roles?

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Platelets convert soluble fibrinogen to insoluble fibrin, this process is called coagulation

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14
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Plasma component: urea

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Poisonous waste product from protein

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15
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How much of the blood is plasma

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About 55%

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16
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How much if the blood is buffy coat?

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Less than 1%

17
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What are the two types of buffy coats?

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White blood cells (leukocytes) & platelets (thrombocytes)

18
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How much of the blood is red blood cells?

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About 45%

19
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White blood cells: lymphocytes

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T-type cells destroy viruses and cancer cells

20
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What happens if the body heat is to hot?

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Skin and blood vessels widen (vasodilation) to help lose heat

21
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What happens if the body is cold?

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The skin blood vessels narrow (vasoconstrict) to help save heat.

22
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What do platelets form?

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The form a net and trap in the platelets and red blood cells to form clots and seal skin.