Blood Flashcards
Molecule associated w/external surfaces of aggregated platelets and is involved in extrinsic and intrinsic mechanisms of blood clotting.
PF3
Blood pH avg
7.4
Special hemoglobin in fetal red blood cells
Hemoglobin F
Leukocytes and platelets approx _____% blood volume
1%
Universal donor
O
Regulatory function of blood
Maintenance of normal pH in body tissues
Protective function of blood
prevention blood loss
NOT a phase of erythropoiesis
projection of vacuoles
Trigger erythropoiesis
hypoxia of EPO-producing cells
As red blood cells age…
membranes “wear out” and become damaged
Blood AB negative can..
receive any blood type except w/Rh antigen
Most abundant plasma protein is…
Albumin
No anti-A and No anti-B what type?
O
What is main site of blood cell formation?
Red marrow
What is main site of blood cell formation?
Red marrow
What are the blood volume restorers?
- Dextran
- Albumin
- Saline solutions
Normal hemoglobin measurement per ‘‘g/100 ml’’
16 g/100 ml
Normal plasma proteins..
- fibrinogen
- gamma globulin
- albumin
Expected w/Polycythemia…
- high hematocrit
- increased blood volume
- high blood pressure
Visible cytoplasmic granules in…
- Basophils
- Eosinophils
- Neutrophils
Phases of homeostasis
- vascular spasm
- platelet plug
- coagulation
Known Red Blood Cell antigens..
- Lewis
- Kell
- Duffy
Sequence of developmental blood cells..
- proerythroblast
- late erythroblast
- normoblast
- reticulocyte
Lack of intrinsic factor, leads to B12 deficiency and large pale cells called macrocytes, is a characteristic of what?
Pernicious anemia
