Blood Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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connective tissue composed of cell elements suspended in fluid matrix

A

blood

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2
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blood made up of __% water

A

92

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3
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proteins contained in blood

A

albumin (60%), globulins, fibrinogen

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4
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major contributors to colloid osmotic pressure

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albumin

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5
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clotting factors

A

globulin

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6
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cellular elements of blood?

A

erythrocyte, leukocyte, thrombocytes

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7
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blood make up ___% of body weight

A

7-8

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8
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fraction of total column occupied by RBCs

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hematocrit (40-45%)

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9
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what is buffy coat?

A

WBC/platelets (

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10
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pale white solution of electrolytes, proteins, carbs, lipids

A

plasma

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11
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production of blood cells called:

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hematopoiesis

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12
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bone marrow is found in:

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pelvis, spine, ribs, cranium, proximal end of long bones (also liver in fetus)

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13
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75% cells produced are ___, ___% RBCs

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WBC; 25

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14
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cell signalling molecules that guide development of blood cells (proteins)

A

dytokines

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15
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blood cell development begin with:

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pluripotent hematopoietic stem cell

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16
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examples of cytokines?

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EPO, TPO, colony stim factors, interleukins, stem cell factor

17
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RBC 3 major tasks:

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1) carry o2 from lungs–>tissues
2) carry CO2 from tissue to lungs
3) buffer

18
Q

___% iron found in heme groups

19
Q

Two major groups of WBC:

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granulocytes and non-granule lymphocytes (T and B) and monocytes

20
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platelets contain these 2 types of granules:

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dense core granules (Ca, serotonin, ADP, ATP), alpha granules (von Willebrand, fibrinogen, clotting factor 5)

21
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the prevention of hemorrage

22
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steps of hemostasis:

A

1) vasoconstriction (serotonin)
2) form platelet plug
3) coagulation

23
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why don’t platelets attach to healthy endothelial?

A

both have neg charge

24
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PAF signals platelets to release a vasoconstrictor called:

A

thrombxane A2

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intrinsic path of coagulation?
factor XII-->factor XIIa-->factor Xa (proteloysis)
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extrinsic path of coagulation?
protease cascade outside vascular sys: tisue factor + factor VIIa+Ca form complex, cleave X -->Xa
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common path of coagulation?
Xa+Ca + factor Va-->prothrombinase-->thrombin-->fibrinogen becomes fibrin that traps blood cells, factor XIII-->XIIIa
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several diseases where one of factors in coagulation cascade defective/lacking
hemophilia
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factor VIII deficiency
Hemophilia a (most common)
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factor IX deficiency
hemo b
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how to treat hemophilia?
synth factors, AAV treatments
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____ prevent platelet binding; other anticoagulant factors
prostacyclin, NO; antithrombin, thrombomodulin, TFPI, Protein S and C
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breakdown of blood clots
fibrinolysis
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process of fibrinolysis
convert plasminogen-->plasmin-->break down fibrin