Chapter 19 Flashcards

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What are platelets?

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Reserved for emergencies (stops leaking blood)

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For platelets what are thrombocytopenia penia?

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Abnormally low platelet count (bleed out)

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Thrombocytosis platelets

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Abnormally high platelet count (blood clots)

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What is Hemostasis?

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  • Starts in Vascular phase ( A cut triggers vascular spasm )
  • then platelet phase
  • cogulation phase ( last stage )
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3 steps of vascular phase

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  • Endothelial cells contract -> expose basal lamina to bloodstem
  • Endothelial cells realse -> Stimulate smooth muscle contraction and cell division
  • Endotehlial cell membrane became “sticky” seal off blood flow
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Platelet Aggregation (Stick together)

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Forms platelet plugs (closes small breaks)

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Fibrinolysis

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Dissolve clots
–> Plasminogen produce plasmin

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Red blood cells

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  • Make up 99.9% if blood formed elements (red, white, platelets)
  • Carry oxygen
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9
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How much does Male RBC?

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4.5-6.3 million

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10
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how much does Female RBC?

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4-5.5 million

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How long does RBC live?

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4 months/120 days

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What is the lack Nuclei, Mitochondria., and Ribisome?

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Red Blood Cells

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Average White Bloods for Male and Female?

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8,000 blood cells

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14
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What is Hemoglobin?

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Protein molecule, transport oxygen and carbon dixode

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What is Anemia?

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  • Hematocrit or hemoglobin levels are Low Bloods and Hemoglobin
  • Below normal caused by Iron deficiency, sickle cell, pernicious
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What are Erthopoiesis?

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  • Stimulating hormone (erythopuietin) (EPO)
  • only in red blood cells
  • due to disease or high
  • only if red bone marrow (myeloidtissue)
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What is specialized fluid of connective tissue?

19
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What are formed elements?

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  1. Red blood cells ( Erythrocytes)
    transport oxygen and carbondixode
  2. White blood cells (leukocytes) (kill bad guy in body)

2) platelets (thrombocytes ) blood clotting

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What are red blood cells made from?

21
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What is plasma?

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Water, dissolved plasma protein, other solutes

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What is Hemopoiesis?

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  • Make formed elements
  • make red, white, platelets
    By Myeloid and lymphoid stem cells
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What is the ph of blood?

24
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Plasma makes up 50-60% of blood volume

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More than 90% of plasma is water

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What are the 3 classes of plasma protein?
Albumins (60%) - transport molecules of thyroid, steroid, fatty acid Globulins (35%) (antibodies) - Molecules our body make to protect us from bacteria and viruses. Fibrinogen (4%) - works with platelets / Selle up wounds (strands of fibrin)
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What is the plasma protein also known as immunoglobulins?
Globulins/Antibodies
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What is the plasma protein that strands of fibrin?
Fibrinogen
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What does agglutinogens mean?
Antigens
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blood agglutination:
type O - universal donor type AB - universal receivers
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White Blood Cells (WBC) (Leukocytes)
- attach abnormal cells - lymphatic system organ - connective tissue - do not have hemoglobin - have nuclei and other organelles - remove toxins and waste
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5 types of WBC
1. Neutrophils 2. Eosinophils 3. Basophils - levate allergic 4. Monocytes 5. Lymphocytes - sick, virus, bacteria ( 3 classes - t cells, b cells, Natural killer cells )
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White Blood Disorders
Leukopenia - abnormally low white blood cell count Leukocytosis - Abnormally high WBC count ( above 10,000 ) Leukemia - Extremely high WBC count ( 100, 000 )
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what does it mean if Lymphocytes and neutrophils levated?
Means bacteria infection
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Viral infection
Lymphocytes, Levated, neutrophils normal
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Antigens
Cellular label of our body - tells body what cell it is - all our body cells have it
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Antibodies
kill viruses and bacteria
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Type A blood
Carries B antibodies -> type A antigens
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Type B blood
Carries A antibodies -> type B antigens
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Type AB blood
Does not carry A or B antibodies - "Universal Recipient" - A or B Antigens
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Type O
Carries both A and B antibodies "universal donor" = does not have A or B antigens
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Type O blood can not
receive blood from any
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Type AB can receive blood
from type A and B blood