Lab Exam 2 Flashcards

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plasma

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clear extracellular fluid
-90% water

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2
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albumin

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major contributor to osmolarity
buffers blood pH

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3
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globulins

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transport and immunity

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4
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fibrinogen

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clotting

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5
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platelets

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important for clotting
fragments of cells

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RBCs

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filled w/ hemoglobin for gas transport
major contributor to viscosity
no nuclei

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7
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WBCs

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important for immunity

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8
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Granulocytes ‘the phils’

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neutrophils
eosinophils
basophils

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neutrophils

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increase during bacterial infections
S or C shaped
usually have 2 nuclei

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10
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eosinophils

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increase during parasitic infections or allergies
resemble a music symbol w/ pink polka dots

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basophils

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increase during chicken pox, diabetes
looks like pink and purple polka dots

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12
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agranulocytes

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lymphocytes
monocytes

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13
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monocytes

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increase during viral infections and inflammation
resemble a giant curved blob

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14
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lymphocytes

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increase during diverse infections and immune responses
resemble a giant purple dot

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15
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_________ is the surface membrane molecule that causes an immune reaction.

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antigens on RBCs

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16
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What is the normal value for hematocrit for men?

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42-52%

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17
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What is the normal value for hematocrit for women?

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37-48%

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18
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A person with type B blood has ______ antigens and ______ antibodies.

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B, anti-A

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19
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_______ is the most abundant WBC and _____ is the least.

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Neutrophil, basophil

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20
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_________ increase during bacterial infections and ______ increase during parasitic infections.

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Neutrophils, eosinophils

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21
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What are the 3 types of formed elements in the blood?

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RBCS, WBCS, platelets

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22
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An increase in the number of RBCs is _______ and a decrease is _______

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polycythemia, anemia

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23
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________ is the number of erythrocytes found per cubic mm of blood

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RBC count

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24
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________ is an increase in the number of circulating leukocytes

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leukocytosis

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________ is the most common plasma protein
albumin
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During a blood transfusion it is important to insure that the _______ in the plasma of the recipient doesn't react w/ the _____ on the RBCs of the donor. If an incorrect match is made the donors blood will ________
antibody, antigen agglutinate
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_________ is the universal donor and ______ is the universal acceptor of blood types.
O, AB
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In the Rh blood group, hemolytic disease of the newborn can only occur if the mother is _______ and the baby is ______
negative, positive
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____________ is inadequate oxygen transport and can be sensed by the ____________ , which releases __________ that causes the production of RBCs by the _________
hypoxia, kidneys and liver, erythropoetin, red bone marrow
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erythropoeisis
RBC production
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reticulocytes
immature RBCS
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megakaryocytes
located in red bone marrow and form platelets
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hematocrit
percent of total volume that is RBCs
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sickle cell
hereditary defect found primarily in African americans low oxygen causes RBCs to form a sickle shape and causes agglutination
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leukemia
cancer of the WBCs
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superior vena cava
vein that drains the upper body
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inferior vena cava
vein that dreins everything below the diaphragm
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right atrium
receive blood from the superior and inferior vena cava
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left atrium
receives blood from pulmonary veins
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right ventricles
pumps blood to the lungs and back to the left atrium
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left ventricles
pumps blood to the entire body excluding lungs
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left AV/bicuspid/mitral valve
on the left side of the body prevents backflow into the atria has 2 cusps transports blood from left atrium to left ventricle
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right AV/tricuspid valve
has 3 cusps transports blood from right atrium to right ventricle
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pulmonary valve/semilunar
control flow into great arteries and prevent backflow into ventricles transports blood from right ventricle to pulmonary trunk
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aortic valve
left ventricle into aorta
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tendinous chords
anchor the AV valves
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papillary muscles
prevent leakage through the AV valves
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visceral layer of serous pericardium
epicardium
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parietal layer of serous pericardium
outer layer
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serous pericardium
thin transparent inner layer of pericardial sac
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myocardium
middle layer of heart wall controls heart contractions
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endocardium
lines inner chambers of the heart
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Heart Conduction System
1. Pacemaker or SA node 2. Atriums 3. AV node 4. AV bundle 5. apex 6. Purkinje fibers
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P wave
atrial depolarization
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QRS complex
ventricular depolarization
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T wave
ventricle repolarization
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carotid body and aortic body
monitor blood pressure
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facial artery
muscles of the skin and face
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maxillary a.
jaw, teeth
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What five arteries make up the circle of willis?
-vertebral a. -basilar a. -posterior communicating a. -internal carotid a. -anterior communicating a.
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splenic a.
target area is spleen
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common hepatic artery
liver and gallbladder
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left gastric a.
target area is stomach
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superior mesenteric a.
targets the intestines
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inferior mesenteric a.
targets the colon
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illiac arteries
legs, pelvis,
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obturator artery
pelvic muscle