A&P CH11 Flashcards

1
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composition of blood (5)

A
  1. plasma
  2. formed elements
  3. rbc
  4. wbc
  5. platelets
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2
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plasma what % water

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92

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3
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plasma what % of blood volume

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55

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4
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plasma proteins + functions

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albumins (pressure regulation), globulin (immune function), fibrinogen (clotting)

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5
Q

plasma similar to what and why

A

interstitial fluid - like chemistry increases body’s adaptation

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6
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most numerous in blood

A

rbc

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7
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blood volume male and female

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male 5-6, female 4-5

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8
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plasma protein %’s

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albumin 60, globulin 35, fibrinogen 4

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9
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what synthesizes more than 90% of plasma proteins

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liver

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10
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where are antibodies produced

A

plasma cells of lymphatic system

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11
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what is anemia

A

rbcs have low hemoglobin, quicker fatigue

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12
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rbc lifespan

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120 days

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13
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can rbcs repair

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no

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14
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jaundice caused by

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bile ducts in liver are blocked, bilirubin diffuses into peripheral tissue

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15
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what is bilirubin

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breakdown of rbcs

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16
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what is erythropoietin

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stimulates rbc production

17
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where is epo created

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released by kidneys

18
Q

antigens in blood types?

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a = antigen a only, b = antigen b only, ab = both antigens a and b, o = neither a nor b

19
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wrong blood type pairing results in

A

blood clumping

20
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universal recipient

21
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universal donor

22
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what is hemolytic disease called and what is it

A

hemolytic disease of the newborn (hdn), mother’s antibodies cross placenta, attack fetal rbc’s

23
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what wbc accounts for 50-70% of circulating wbcs

A

neutrophils

24
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first wbc to arrive at injury?

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neutrophil

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neutrophil life span?
10 hours
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eosinophils also occur in...?
parasitic infections and allergic reactions
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what do basophils release and why?
heparin, prevents blood clotting too prematurely
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how long do platelets circulate for?
9-12 days
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what is hemostasis?
clotting
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3 steps for hemostasis
1. vascular contraction 2. platelets begin to clot 3. blood clotting (coagulation)
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important clotting factors
VII and X