blood Flashcards

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1
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Four components of blood

A

Plasma, red cell, white cell, platelet

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2
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Which of the four components have a nucleus

A

white cell

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3
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Contents of plasma

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protein, hormones, H20

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4
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Function of plasma

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Transports nutrients and waste Eg:C02

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5
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Shape of red cell

A

donut

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6
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Function of red cell

A

Haemoglobin carries 02

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7
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disease associated with red cells

A

Anemia

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8
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Types of white cells and their functions

A

Lymphocyte makes antibodies to kill bacteria
Monocytes engulf bacteria

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9
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Disease associated with white cells

A

Leukemia

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10
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Shape of platelets

A

Bits of cells

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11
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Function of platelets

A

clot blood at site of a cut

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12
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Disease associated with platelets

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Haemophilia

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13
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Where are blood cells made

A

bone marrow

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14
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What determines blood type

A

antigen type on red blood cell

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15
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Name the four blood groups

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A, B, AB, O

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16
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Universal blood donor and universal blood recipient

A

donor: O
recipient: AB

17
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what does Rh stand for

A

Rhesus factor

18
Q

Why can’t Rh+ blood be given to Rh-

A

Introducing something foreign

19
Q

Name the three blood vessel types

A

Vein, artery, capillary

20
Q

Wall of artery vs vein vs capillary

A

artery: thick, vein:thin, capillary: very thin

21
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Which blood vessels have valves

A

Veins

22
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Where do arteries, veins and capillaries carry blood

A

A: away from heart, V: to heart, C: wrapped around cells + brings blood close to cells

23
Q

Components of artery and vein

A

Collagen, muscle elastic fibres in wall, endothelium, lumen

24
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Components of capillary

A

Endothelium, luman

25
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Define endothelium

A

Inside lining which protects muscles

26
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function of collagen

A

prevents over expansion of vessel

27
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Muscle elastic fibres function

A

allows expansion and contraction

28
Q

What occurs at capillaries

A

nutrients and O2 enter cells, waste and CO2 leave cells and enter blood

29
Q

Name a blood vessel that has capillaries at both ends

A

Hepatic portal vein

30
Q

How does blood move through veins

A

Muscles contract, valves prevent backflow