BLOOD ANALYSIS Flashcards
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the circulating tissue of the body
Blood
amount of blood in a man of average size
6 quartz
function to carry the oxygen used in the oxidation of foods and to remove CO2
Blood
aid in the control of pH, water content and temperature of the tissue
Blood
functions to transport the internal secretions and vitamins which control the activities of the body
Blood
white blood corpuscles
Lymphocytes
is a group of organs, vessels and tissues that protect you from infection and keep a healthy balance of fluids throughout your body
Lymphatics
These red cells contain no nuclei and are described as biconcave disk
Erythrocytes
responsible for red blood pigment
Hemoglobin
functions in the transport of oxygen from the lungs to the tissue and of carbon dioxide in the opposite direction
Hemoglobin
it assist in acid-base regulation by eliminating CO2 in the lungs
Hemoglobin
heme in the hemoglobin is very closely related to _____
Chlorophyll
difference of heme & chlorophyll
heme- contains iron
chlorophyll- contains Mg2+
In certain animals such as crabs and mollusk, a protein-pigment complex containing _____ is found in the blood.
copper
protein-pigment complex containing copper; blue in color–found in crabs & mollusk
Hemocyanin
is synthesized in the immature erythrocytes in the bone marrow
Hemoglobin
Four heme molecules:
Heme is a _____ and protophorphyrin
Heme is synthesized in the _____
It is intimately bound to _____
Heme is identical for all hemoglobin molecules regardless of species
Heme is a ferrous ion and protophorphyrin
Heme is synthesized in the mitochondria
It is intimately bound to globin
Heme is identical for all hemoglobin molecules regardless of species
made up of two pairs of polypeptide chain each with a specific amino acid sequence per species.
Globin
3 TYPES OF HEMOGLOBIN
Normal adult hemoglobin (hemoglobin A)
Fetal hemoglobin (hemoglobin F)
Embryonic hemoglobin (hemoglobin E)
abnormal hemoglobin pigment that does not transport O2 or CO2
Methemoglobin
abnormal hemoglobin pigment that is an inert oxide of hemoglobin
Methemoglobin
abnormal hemoglobin pigment that contains ferric rather ferrous ion
Metheglobin
abnormal hemoglobin pigment where blood will appear chocolate or dark brown
Methemoglobin
CAUSES OF METHEMOGLOBIN
Oxidant drugs
Nitrites
Congential from a variety of abnormal hemoglobin