blood 3; disorders in red blood cells Flashcards
erythrocyte shape
biconcave; flexible
ferritin
iron storage in liver
erythrocyte
mature rbc
when rbc is destroyed,
iron is released to bone marrow for new rbc
normal levels are 4.5 to 5.5
rbc count
increase o2 leads to increase of
oxidation of rbc
leads to rbc production
decrease in 02
ratio of volume of rbc to total volume of blood
hematocrit
increase of oxidation of rbc comes from
increase of 02
decrease in 02 leads to
increase in rbc production
normal rbc count
4.5 to 5.5
normal levels are 13 to 16
hemoglobin
availability of iron determines rate of
hemoglobin synthesis
releases erythropoietin
kidneys
mature rbc
erythrocyte
rbc live up to
4 months
normal levels are 37 to 49
hematocrit
rbc are produced everywhere for
5 years for bone growth
normal hematocrit levels
37 to 49
hemoglobin synthesis is determined by
availability of iron
stimulates red blood cell production
erythropoietin
duration is 48 hours for formation
reticulocyte to mature erythrocyte
reticulocyte to mature erythrocyte duration
48 hours
phagocytes for rbc
engulf hemoglobin after apoptosis
hgb=
hemoglobin
normal hemoglobin levels
13 to 16
duration is 1 week for formation
stem cell to reticulocyte
red cell production
erythropoiesis
erythropoiesis
red cell production
erythropoietin
stimulates rbc production
hct =
hematocrit
duration for stem cell to be a reticulocyte
1 week
iron storage in liver
ferritin
rbc are made here after 20 years
sternum and hip
reticulocyte
immature rbc
hemoglobin help tell if
if rbc can function properly for carrying iron and 02
has a flexible biconcave shape
erythrocyte
live up to 4 months
rbc
hematocrit
ratio of volume of rbc to total volume of blood
transferrin
circulatory iron
circulatory iron
transferrin
after 20 years, rbc
rbc only made in the sternum and hip
kidneys release
erythropoietin
immature rbc
reticulocyte
engulf hemoglobin after rbc apoptosis
phagocytes