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1
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What is blood

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A connective tissue that transports, regulates and protects

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What is Plasma

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-Liquid top portion on test tube
-55%
-that has clotting proteins and serums

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What are formed elements?

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Erythrocytes ( RBC), Leukocytes ( WBC) and platelets ( Megakaryocyte)

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What is centrifugation

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Fractionated blood

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Which plasma protein is most abundant?

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Albumin

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What are the key points of blood characteristics

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  • Viscosity
  • pH
    -Volume
  • Color
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Elaborate on Blood Viscosity

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“Blood is thicker than water”,

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Elaborate on Blood pH

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7.35-7.45

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Elaborate on Blood volume

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Adults =5L

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Elaborate on Blood color

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Varies with oxygen content, more oxygen the brighter the red

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What are the key functions of blood

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  • Distribution/transportation
  • Regulation
  • protection
    -Homeostasis
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Elaborate on blood function of Distribution/transport

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Nutrients: to reserve for GI tract to all cells
Oxygen: Lungs to all cells
waste: cells to garbate sites,(CO2 to lungs)
Hormones: Endo glands to traget

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12
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Elaborate on blood function of regulation

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Temp: Skin blood flow
Ph
Bp(volume)
Electrolytes

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Elaborate on blood function of Homeostasis

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Blood to interstitial fluid to cells

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Elaborate on blood function of protection

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Clotting: prevents blood loss
Infection: immune transport

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What are the functions of plasma protien

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exert colloid osmotic pressure
immune/inflammation/clotting processes,
nutrition
acid/base balance

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What is the plasma component that forms fibrin

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fibrinogen

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What is fibrinolysis

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dissloving a clot

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What is the difference from hematopoiesis and hemostasis

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Hematostasis: used to prevent blood loss
hematopoesis: formed elements

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what is thrombocyte

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blood platelets

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What causes decreased hematopoiesis

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bone marrow faliure or deficiency of essential nutrients

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What is a clot

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Platelets and clotting factors

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Clotting protiens

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liver

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What does the plasma serum contain

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-Nutrients/waste
-Resp. gasses (co2 and o2)
- Electrolytes
- Blood proteins ( Large)

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What are types of blood proteins

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Albumin: 60% of blood and osmotic pressure
Transport protein: A and B goblins, lipoproteins
Immune protiens: y (gamma) gobulins Ex: antibodies

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23
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What is the lifespan of RBC

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3-4 months, 100-120 days

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23
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What are RBC

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Erythrocytes

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How would you descibe a mature erythrocyte

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Lack of most other organelles, bioconcave disc ( flexable), and most abundant cell and contains HB,hgb

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What is the name of the process in which RBC are made

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Erythropoiesis

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first step for erythropoiesis

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red bone marrow
- HSC ) hematopoietic stem cells

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second step for erythropoiesis

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Erythrocyte colony forming units (CFU)
- Communicated to be a RBC

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third step for erythropoiesis

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proerythroblast
-Immature pre-pre- RBC

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Last step

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Reticulocyte
- eject remaining organelles

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29
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forth step for erythropoiesis

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Erythroblast
-Makes Hgb, mature RBC and nucleus shrinks and ejects

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30
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Kidney EPO

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negative feedback
low tissue oxygen higher EPO

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31
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What does each hemoglobin molecule contain

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four polypeptide subunits , two alpha, two beta and each bound to a heme group

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What is a heme

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A fancy carbon ring (Protoporphyrin (x)) holds iron
Iron hold oxygen

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What is a globin chain

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Holds heme group, protien (aa chain) and alpha/beta

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Oxygen plus Hb

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red color, REVERSIABLE binding
Lungs: Pick up oxygen
tissue: oxygen
( more oxygen= brighter red)

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35
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carboamino-Hb

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Aids elimination, NOT mina carbon dioxide carrier

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36
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carboxy-Hb

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binds at iron, 200x higher affinity

37
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What is Anemia

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too little blood,
oxygen level lowers carrying capacity in blood

37
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S/sx of anemia

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fatigue, wekness pallor, dyspnea,

37
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Spleen

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Sinusoids( tiny curvy capillaries)
lower flexibility in RBC= trapping
phagocytosis (macrophages)

37
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How long does RBC destruction take

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lifespan= 100-120 days, 3-4 MONTHS= LESS FLEXABLE

38
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RBC breakdown

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heme iorn—- transferrin(carrier)— marrow (recycling)
Heme ring—-biliverdin—bilirubin–albumin—liver–feces and urine

39
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anemia production

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lower heme supplies
- iron, vit-b12, folate, vit b6

40
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examples of anemia

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Anemia of chronic d
- Chronically ill and hides iron

40
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Marrow suppression

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aplastic anemia

41
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Anemia has higher consumption

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loss( bleeding GI tract and menses)

42
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RBC destrucion

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hemolysis ( breaking cells down)
- autoimmune and sickle cell anemia

43
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Autosomal recessive

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trait vs disease
1 sickle gene= trait( no symp)
2 sickle gene= disease

44
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What is sickle cell anemia

A

b-globin gene mutation( low oxygen= sickling)
Sickle=non flexible

45
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Is this trait protective of malaria

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yes

46
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What is WBC

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Leukocytes

47
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WBC VS RBC

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Larger, prominent nucli
low quantity
independent movement

48
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Granulocytes

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“phils” ( pockets of stuff they will use)

49
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Cytoplasmic granules

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basophil, eosinophil, neutrophil

50
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Agranulocytes

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“cytes”; no visible granules
ex; Lymphocyte, monocyte

51
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Leukopoiesis ( production name)

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  1. red bone marrow
52
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myeloid cell line

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other formed elements

53
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lymphoid cell line

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lymphocytes

54
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Immune system movement

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Amoeboid movement: Taking down and building up
Diapedesis: WBC out of blood vesicle and into tissue)
ex; Pathogens, damaged tissue, active WBC
Chemotaxis: (chemical movement)
ex; Neutrophils, eosinophils, monocytes

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WBC Differential ( Never let Monkeys Eat bananas)

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Neutrophils; 60
lymphocytes; 30
monocytes; 6
Eosinophils; 3
basophils ;1

56
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granulocytes (NEBAM)

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Neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, agranulocytes and monocytes

57
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Chemotaxis of neutrophils

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injured cells, kill bacteria, higher inflammation, higher WBC

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Neutrophils ( Named after stain)

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  • the color is natural
  • AKA Polymorphonuclear WBC
  • 1 nucleus(3-5 lobes)
58
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Phagocytosis in neutrophils

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first responders

59
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Eosinophils

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(eosin=loving)
- red granules
- nucleus ( spider-man deadpool)
- Parasitic worm, allergic reactions

59
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basophils

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-nucleus can not be seen
- granules (allergy stuff)= Histamine, heprain and leukotrienes

60
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Histamine

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vasodilator

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heparin

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anticoagulant

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Agranulocytes

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  • Lymphocytes= 30% of WBC
  • Nucleus= large
  • cytoplasm= thin and blue rim
63
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b- lymp

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(bone lymp)
- Mature bone marrow and produce antibodies

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T-lymp

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( Thymus lymus)
Mature thymus and activate other immune components

65
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B-lymp and t-lymp

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Both ACTIAVTED BY ANTIGENS
- glycoproteins
- on cells and bio compund
- antigen specific

66
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Phagocyesis

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dead/dying cells ex; old RBC

67
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Monocytes

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(largest sized WBC)
- nucleus large and u shaped ( ski goggles)
- cytoplasm; light blue and purple
- diapedesis into macrophages( mature monocyte in tissue)

68
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Platelets

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-shape makes it stick
clotting ( hemostasis)=
- clot=platelets and clotting protiens
- NOT CELLS ( shead fragments of megakaryocytes)

69
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Megakaryocytes

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Large cells in marrow ( multiple copies of DNA in one nucleus) and stimulated by THROMBOPORITIEN FROM LIVER

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Cytoplasmic arms

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cytosol, granules, few organelles and no nucleus

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Arms

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bone marrow sinusoids

72
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arms

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platelets shead into blood

73
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platelet granules

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some clotting factors, platelet-activating chemicals

74
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Hemostasis ( blood stopage)

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  1. vascular system
  2. platelet plug formation
  3. coagulation cascade
  4. clot retraction
  5. thrombolysis
75
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What is vascular spasm

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spasm— smaller hole/defect, blood leakage—- higher tissue pressure

76
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Platelet plug formation

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-Platelet adhesion
- Platelet activation and aggregation
- PLT MORPHOLOGY CHANGE ( HIGHER PLT ADHESION)
-vessel injury; collagen exposure , vWF and platelet
trigger ; vWF and collagen

77
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Coagulation cascade

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  • CLOTTING FACTORS (F1-FXIII)
    -Liver( Vit-k); Factors II, VII, IX, X
78
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end product

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fibrin (FIa), solidify platelet plug

79
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Fibronogen (FI)

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in PLt and plasma

80
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What are the two pathways of FXA ( activated coagulation factors)

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Interinsic; Collagen exposure
extrinsic ; tissue factor

81
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FXA+___+____

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Fva + Calcium

82
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colt retraction

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platelet contraction—- clot retraction
COAGUALTED CLOT –(CLOT RETRACES)—> SERUM SQUEZED OUT OF CLOT AND WOUND EDGES BROUGHT CLOSER

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THROMBOLYSIS ( cot breakdown after tissue heals)

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-PLASMIN dissloves fibrin in clot
- Activated by plasinogen (TNT) by ENDOTHELIAL TPA

84
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Plasinogen

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(TNT), in plasma, attracted to fibrin( Built into clot)

85
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what is antigen

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  • binds antiboides
  • cna trigger immune repsonce
  • glycoprotien
  • on rbc
85
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what is a antibody

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-binds aintigens
- from b-lymp
- protien (coverd in immunology)
- in plasma

86
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Which is universal reciver

A

ab

87
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which is universal donor

A

O

88
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Ant-RH antibodies

A

rh(-); initially no antibodies
rh(+); no antibodies

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