19.1-19.2 blood Flashcards

4
Q

5 functions of blood

A
  1. transport
  2. Regulate pH & ion composition
  3. Restrict fluid loss at injury sites
  4. Defense against toxins/pathogens
  5. Stabilize body temp
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4
Q

fractionation

A

separation of blood components for analytical or clinical purposes

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5
Q

blood temp

A

100.4°C

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5
Q

blood is ____ times as viscous as water

A

five

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6
Q

pH of blood

A

ave 7.4

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6
Q

venipuncture

A

procedure of collecting blood from a superficial vein

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7
Q

volume of blood in adult male? female?

A

male: 5-6 liters
female: 4-5 liters

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8
Q
hematocrit
def & AKA
A

percentage of whole blood volume contributed by formed elements
AKA packed cell volume (PCV)

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9
Q

normal hematocrit (males/females)

A

males: 46
females: 42

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10
Q

plasma makes up __-__% of whole blood volume

A

46-63%

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11
Q

plasma consists of

3 things & %’s

A
  1. plasma proteins 7%
  2. water 92%
  3. other solutes 1%
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12
Q

The _____ synthesizes 90% of plasma proteins

A

liver

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13
Q

types of plasma proteins

% of plasma proteins

A
  1. Albumins 60%
  2. Globulins 35%
  3. Fibrinogen 4%
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14
Q

antibodies

A

AKA immunoglobulins

attack foreign proteins & pathogens

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15
Q

transport globulins

A

bind small ions, hormones and other compounds

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16
Q

fibrinogen

A

functions in clotting

17
Q

fibrin

A

large insoluble strands that form the basic framework for blood clots

18
Q

albumins

A
  • contribute to osmotic pressure of plasma

- transport fatty acids, thyroid hormones, some steroids, & other substances

19
Q

“other solutes” in plasma

A
  • organic nutrients
  • electrolytes
  • organic wastes
20
Q

organic nutrients include

A

lipids (fatty acids, cholesterol, glycerides), carbohydrates (mainly glucose), & amino acids

21
Q

organic wastes include

A

ures, uric acid, creatinine, bilirubin, ammonium ions

22
Q

formed elements (& %’s)

A
  1. platelets <.1%

3. RBCs 99.9%

23
Q

formed elements make up __-__% of whole blood volume

A

37-54%

24
Q

hemopoiesis

A

process through which formed elements are produced

25
Q

platelets

A

cell fragments containing ezymes & other substances

26
Q

WBCs

AKA, general function, 5 types

A

AKA leukocytes
participate in defense mechanisms
-neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, monocytes, lymphocytes

26
Q

RBCs

AKA, general function

A

AKA erythrocytes

transport oxygen

27
Q

How to estimate blood volume

A

mass (kg) x (.07) = __ liters of blood

28
Q

important globulins

A
  • hormone-binding globulins
  • metalloproteins
  • apolipoproteins
  • steroid-binding proteins