ch 19 - blood Flashcards

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1
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the cardiovascular system consists of

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blood
heart
blood vessels

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2
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blood vessels

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series of conducting passageways that carry blood through the body

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3
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blood

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connective tissue that contains cells suspended in a fluid matrix

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4
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plasma

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fluid component of blood

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5
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formed elements

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RBCs
WBCs
platelets (cell fragments)

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6
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what are the component sof blood

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55% plasma
45% formed elements (platelets, WBCs and RBCs)

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7
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hematocrit

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the percentage of red blood cells within a sample of whole blood

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what is the process that produces formed elements

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hemopoiesis or hematopoiesis

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9
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functions of blood

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transports dissolved gasses
regulates the pH
restricts fluids at injury sites

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10
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characteristics of blood
temp, volume, ph

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pH: slighlty alkaline (7.35-7.45)
voume: 7% of body weight in kilograms
temp: 98.6 Fahrenheit

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11
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fractionation

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process of separating whole blood into plasma and formed elemenets

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12
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plasma contents

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92% water
plasma proteins

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13
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plasma proteins (3)

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albumins
globulins
fibrinogen

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14
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albumins

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about 60% of plasma proteins
- contributes to osmotic pressure of plasma

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15
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globulins

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about 35% of proteins in plasma
- antibodies + transports globulins

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16
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fibrinogen

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form the basic framework for a blood clot

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17
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venipuncture

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blood for analysis collected from veins

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18
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arterial puncture

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collection of blood from an artery for blood gas analysis

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19
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red blood cells
aka + function

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aka erythrocytes
- transport of oxygen in blood

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20
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RBCs structure

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-biconcave discs
-form stacks called rouleaux, which allow for smooth blood flow
- anucleate (no nuclei)
- unable to divide

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21
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hemoglobin

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protein in RBCs that transports oxygen and carbon dioxide

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22
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4 polypeptides of hemoglobin

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2 alpha chains and 2 beta chains

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heme

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iron containing pigment in each polypeptide

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deoxyhemoglobin

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hemoglobin that doesnt carry oxygen

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anemia
condition that results from low hematocrit or reduced Hb content
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erythropoiesis
RBC formation
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hemocytoblasts
stem cells in myeloid tissue that produce myeloid stem cells and lymphoid stem cells
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myeloid stem cells
precursors to RBC and several classes of WBCs
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lymphoid stem cells
precursors to lymphocytes
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erythropoietin (EPO)
hormone that stimulates erythropoiesis (RBC maturation)
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when is EPO secreted and where
secreted by kidneys and liver when oxygen in peripheral tissue is low (hypoxia)
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RBC maturation (erythropoiesis) steps
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when RBCs finish their life cycle, they
hemolyze (rupture)
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hemoglobinuria
red or brown urine due to high Hb content
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hematuria
RBCs in the urine due to kidney or blood vessel damage
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in hemoglobin recycling, the heme unit is converted to a green compound called
biliverdin
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what is biliverdin converted to
the orange-yellow pigment called bilirubin
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transferrin
the plasma protein that iron binds to in the bloodstream
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excess iron is stored as
ferritin
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antigens
substances that can trigger an immune response
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surface antigens
antigens on the plasma membrane that identify cells to the immune system
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blood type
determined by the presence or absence of surface antigens
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4 blood types
A B AB O
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type A blood
has surface antigen A
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type B blood
has surface antigen B
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type AB blood
has both surface antigens A and B
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type O blood
doesn't have A or B surface antigens
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antibodies
globulins in plasma that attack foreign antigen aka agglutinins
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agglutinate
clumping of RBCs
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type A blood antibodies
anti B antibodies
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type B blood antibodies
anti A antibodies
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type O antibodies
both anti A and B antibodies
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type AB antibodies
neither A nor B antibodies
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