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what are the functions of blood period regulation of body conditions by regulating?
body temperature, body pH, fluid balance
what are the functions of blood?
Transportation, protection, regulation of body conditions
blood pH is between?
7.35 + 7.45 crucial for normal plasma protein shake, avoiding denaturation
normal volume of blood in an adult?
about 5 liters
blood color depends on?
degree of oxygenation
what percentage is of blood are the plasma, The Buffy coat, the erythrocytes?
plasma 55%, Buffy coat 1%, erythrocytes 44%
hematocrit in adult males versus adult females?
hematocrit is percentage of volume of all formed elements adult males 42 to 56% adult females 38 - 46%
in blood plasma what percentage of the composition is water, what percentage of the composition is plasma protein, what percentage of the composition is dissolved molecules and ions
92% water
7% proteins
1% dissolved molecules and ions
plasma is an extracellular fluid and has a similar composition to interstitial fluid, but plasma has higher concentration of what?
protein concentration
there are a variety of plasma proteins albumin, globul ins, fibrogen and other clotting proteins, enzymes and some hormones most plasma proteins are produced in the?
liver, others produced by leukocytes or other organs
plasma proteins exert _______ ________ pressure
colloid osmotic pressure
plasma proteins exert colloid osmotic pressure which prevents loss of?
fluid from the blood as it moves through capillaries. Helps maintain volume and pressure.
liver disease___________ production of plasma proteins. kidney disease____________ elimination of plasma proteins
liver disease increases production of plasma proteins
kidney disease increases elimination of plasma proteins. result in loss of fluid from blood and Tissue swelling
the smallest and most abundant group of plasma proteins which exert the greatest colloid osmotic pressure and act as transport proteins for some lipids hormones and ions?
albumins
second largest group of plasma proteins?
globulin 37% plasma proteins.
three groups of globulin
alpha beta and gamma
immunoglobulins are antibodies are also known as?
gamma globulins
what two types of globulin transport some water insoluble molecules hormones metals and ions?
Alpha globulin and larger beta globulins
58% of plasma proteins are?
albumins
what contributes to blood clot formation. Following trauma it is converted to install you both strands called?
fibrinogen converted to fibrin strands
Serum is plasma with what removed
clotting proteins removed
enzymes and hormones are regulatory proteins which make up what percent of total plasma proteins?
less than 1%
do polar or charged molecules, or nonpolar molecules require carrier proteins?
nonpolar molecules require carrier proteins, polar or charged substances dissolve easily
female biases is the production of what?
formed elements. Occurs in red bone marrow of certain bones