2.1 PreLec Flashcards
Blood is a complex fluid consisting of what?
Plasma - ECF rich in proteins
Formed elements - RBCs, WBCs, Platelets
Study of the physio of blood?
Hematology
Total Circulating Blood Volume in Males vs Females?
Males: 8% (8 mL/kg)
Females: 7%
Plasma is 93% ___ and 7% ___? Plasma proteins?
93% Water
7% Dissolved solutes
Plasma Proteins: Fibrinogen Albumin (60%) Globulins Other regulatory Proteins
Function of RBC
- Transport of ___ through a ___ carrier —> tissues —> ____
- Contain __enzyme__ —> CO2 transport
- Acid-base buffer
- ABO-Rh Blood Type
- Transport of OXYGEN through a HEMOGLOBIN carrier —> Tissues —> Tissue Oxygenation
- Contain carbonic anhydrase —> CO2 transport
Average no. of RBC in males? Females?
Male: 5.2 M / uL (+/- 300K)
Female: 4.7 M / uL (+/- 300K)
Term for
1. Normal RBC
- 1 Changes in size
- Large size
- 3 Small size
- 1 Irregular shapes
- 2 Burr cells, crenated
- 3 Cell fragments
- 1 Less color
- 2 Round, more color
- 3 Centrally stained
- 1 Big nucleus
- 2 Non nucleated
- Normocytes
- Anisocytosis, Macrocyte, Microcyte
- Poikilocytosis, Echinocytes, Schistocytes
- Hypochromic cells, Spherocytes, Target cells
- Megaloblasts, Reticulocytes
Where does hematopoiesis occur in embryo? Fetus? Adults?
Embryo: Yolk sac
Fetus: Liver (1’) and spleen
Adults: BM
Responsible for the development of committed stem cells? IL-3 IL-5 EPO TPO GM-CSF
IL-3: aka Multi-CSF; affects multiple lineages IL5: Eosinophiles EPO: RBCs TPO: Megakaryocytes GM-CSF: Can be for G-CSF or M-CSF
HIF on Erythropoiesis
- Trigger:
- Aids in?
- Non-renal sensors stimulating erythropoiesis? (3)
- Trigger: Renal tissue hypoxia
- Aids in EPO synthesis
- Others: Prostaglandin, Epinephrine, Norepinephrine
Vit B12 and Folic Acid deficiency will lead to? (Context: EPO)
Maturation failure, Megaloblastic Anemia
What gives an erythrocyte its red pigment?
Hemoglobin
Normal Hb values in Female? Male?
Male: 15 g/dL
Female: 14 g/dL