Short Answer (Blood, CVS, RS) Flashcards
(41 cards)
What is another name for red blood cells?
Erythrocytes
Three characteristics of matured red blood cells
increased surface area, flexible, biconcave
Hematopoesis
Creating of red blood cells in red bone marrow
What regulates hematopoesis?
Erythropoietin - hormone that tells the body if it needs more blood, comes from liver and kidney
Vascular Spasm
Smooth muscles in the damaged blood vessels contract to slow blood flow
Platelet Plug Information
Platelets gather and adhere to the damage site and to each other to form a plug
Coagulation
Fibrin proteins form a mesh-like clot that closes the gap to heal the blood vessel
Blood Type: AB
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___
Agglutinogens: A and B
Antibodies: None
Blood can be recieved by: A, B, AB, O
Blood Type: A
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___
Agglutinogens: A
Antibodies: Anti-B
Blood can be recieved by: A, O
Blood Type: B
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___
Agglutinogens: B
Antibodies: Anti-A
Blood can be recieved by: B, O
Blood Type: O
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___
Agglutinogens: NONE
Antibodies: Anti-A and Anti-B
Blood can be recieved by: O
Antigens
Markers/tags on blood cells
Aggulatinogens
Markers on speciallized red blood cells
Immune response for bad transfusion
Antibodies bind to forgin antigense and clum to destroy them
Antibodies
Bind to antigens and clump together for destruction
Blood viscosity
More viscous 🡪 more resistance 🡪 less blood flow
Length of blood vessel
Longer blood vessel 🡪 more resistance 🡪 less blood flow
Diameter of blood vessel
Greater the diameter 🡪 less resistance 🡪 more blood flow
Proper name for the pulmonary vavue
Pulmonary SL valve
Proper name for the tricuspid valvue
Tricuspid AV valve
Proper name for the aortic valvue
Aortic AV valve
____ –> distribution –> ______ –> pressure change –> _________
electrical impluse –> distribution –> mechanical energy –> pressure change –> fluid movement
Pulmonary circuit
Pumps blood from heart to lungs and back again to oxygenate it (gas exchange O2 and CO2)
Systemic Circulation
Pumps oxygen-rich blood out of heart to tissues, and then brings oxygen-poor blood back to the heart (oxygenate and take CO2 away)