Nagi's 7th Lecture Blood Flashcards
What is the count of the WBCs
4000-10000 micro-cubical
The stem cell of the leucocytes go in two production pathways what are they
Myeloid
And lymphoid
What are the cells of the myeloid line
Neutrophils
Monocytes
Eosinophils
Basophils
What does the neutrophils do
They are the main microphages
How much time does the neutrophils live
Few hours
What is the function of the monocytes
They travel the blood for 72 hours then they enter the tissues like liver bones and kidney and work as macrophages
How much the macrophages live
For many years
What does the eosinophils do
They are produce plasmin
They fight parasites
And they have a weak phagocytosis activity
What does the basophils do
Histamine
Haprin
No phagocytic activity
What are the products of the lymphoid line
Small lymphocytes (specific ) (B/T cells)
Large lymphocytes (non specific)(natural killers)
What is the is the half time of the neutrophils
6 hours
What is the first defensive line in the acute inflammation
Macrophages (neutrophils )
What happens when a basophils enter a tissue
It become mast cell
What is the life spam of lymphocytes
It is several daya to months
What are the causes of the inflammation
Infection ,trama ,chemical agent ,extreme cold or heat
What are the characteristics of inflammation
vasodilation Redness heat Increased capillaries permeability Swelling
What are the steps of phagocytosis
1-migration:
The inflammatory substances stick the neutrophils and the macrophages to the endothelial wall of the capillaries
2-diapedesis: they squeeze themselves through the pores
3-ameboid movement: to the inflammation site by
4-chemotaxis
5-opsonization:with Ig G
6-phagocytosis
What is the name of the macrophages in the liver
Kupffer cells
What is the name is the macrophages of the bones
osteoclasts
What is the name of the macrophages in the brain
Microglia
What are the 4 lines of macrophages and neutrophils response to inflammation
1- tissues macrophages
2- microphages
3- new macrophages
4- increased WBCs production ,mast cells,basophils
What does the leukopenia means
Decrease leukocytes count
What does agranulocytosis means
No leukocytes in the blood
What does leukocytosis means
Increased WBCs count