Blood 1 Flashcards

0
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how much platelets?

A

150-400 x 10^9/litre

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1
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How much red cells?

A

3-5 x 10^12/litre

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2
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how many RBCs?

A

2-6 x 10^9/litre

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3
Q

replace platelets every?

A

10 days

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4
Q

replace WBCs every?

A

3-5 days

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5
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replace RBCs every?

A

120 days

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6
Q

haemopoiesis site at:

  1. first few weeks of life:
  2. 6-weeks to 7 months of gestation:
  3. 7-months - life:
A
  1. first few weeks of life: yolk sac
  2. 6-weeks to 7 months of gestation: liver and spleen
  3. 7-months - life: bone marrow
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7
Q

50% of marrow consists of?

A

fat spaces

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8
Q

best place to get marrow in adults usually?

A

pelvis

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9
Q

pluripotent stem cells give rise to what else besides myeloid?

A

lymphocytes

osteoclasts

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10
Q

where do you find colony forming units? CFUs?

A

mixed myeloid progenitor cells, not the mature ones and not the lymphoid stem cells

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11
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What’s bone marrow stroma for?

A

specific micro-environment for bone marrow to grow

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12
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when does bone marrow release cells into circulation? how is the latter relationship?

A
  1. adhesion molecules release at certain times

2. bone marrow and blood circulation are continuous

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13
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2 parts to stroma:

A

cells: macros, fibroblasts, fat

extra cellular matrix

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14
Q

haemopoietic growth factors made of what kind of hormones?

A

glycoprotein

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15
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where are haemopoietic growth factors affecting? 2 places

A

local

circulating action

16
Q

how are haemopoietic growth factor effects mediated?

A

through different receptors on the CFUs

17
Q

GM-CSF growth factor effect on early vs. late cell receptors?

A

early: divides

late cells: activation of phagocytosis

18
Q

haemopoietic growth factors mediated by receptors where?

A

surface receptors with second messengers

19
Q

3 important haematinics

A

iron
B12
Folate

20
Q

3 things needed for haemoglobin production:

A

alpha chains
beta chains
iron

21
Q

red cells made of 3 things

A

membranes
haemoglobin
enzymes

22
Q

iron deficiency from 2 causes?

A

diet

blood loss

23
Q

iron deficiency and behaviour?

A

PICA

24
Q

B12 essential especially for?

A

rapidly producing/dividing cells

25
Q

Folate from what source?

A

green leafy vegs

26
Q

what drugs messes with folate?

A

methotrexate

27
Q

what population does not get enough folate?

A

alcoholics

babies only fed on goat’s milk