Blood Flashcards

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Functions of Blood (3)

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  • transportation
  • regulation
  • protection
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Amount of blood

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  • 38-48% is composed of various blood cells

- 52-62% of blood volume is plasma

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3
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Color of blood

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Arterial: bright red
Venous: Darker, dull red color

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4
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pH of blood

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  • normal pH range 7.35-7.45

- slightly alkaline

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5
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Viscosity of blood

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  • thickness or resistance to flow

- approximately 3-5 times thicker than water

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Plasma

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  • Liquid part of blood
  • Most of the carbon dioxide produced by cells is carried in the plasma
  • Prothrombin and Fibrinogen
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7
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what kind of proteins does the plasma contain and where is it synthesized?

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  • plasma protein
  • liver
  • Albumin &Globulins
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Albumin

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  • in plasma

- maintenance of blood pressure

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9
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Globulins

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-(alpha & beta) to act as carriers and beta globulins that are antibodies produced by lymphocytes

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beta globulins

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antibodies produced by lymphocytes

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RBC

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  • Erythrocytes
  • Biconcave discs
  • Only cell without a nuclei
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RBC function

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  • Carries oxygen

- Some carbon dioxide is carried through the RBC’s-only about 10% of total CO2 transport

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13
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RBC- Production and Maturation

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  • Formed in red bone marrow
  • Hemocytoblasts
  • Erythopietin
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14
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RBC- life span

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  • Approximately 120 days
  • Iron is recycled on repeat
  • Heme cannot be recycled and is a waste product
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15
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where do blood types come from?

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-Genetic: inherited genes from our parents

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16
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ABO group contains how many blood types

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  • 4
  • Anti a,b
  • Anti a and b
  • neither anti a or b
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Rh factor

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  • Antigen- Rh positive

- Rh and Pregnancy

18
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WBC- how many types

19
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WBC aka

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Leukocytes

20
Q

WBC

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  • Have a nuclei
  • Produced in red bone marrow
  • Functions in tissue fluid and blood
21
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WBC function

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  • Protect body from infection and disease

- Produces immunity to certain diseases

22
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Neutrophils and monocytes capable of…?

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phagocytosis

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Phagocytosis

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ingestion of microorganisms by WBCs

24
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Eosinophils function in WBC

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detoxify foreign proteins

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Basophils function in WBC
contains heparin and histamines
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Lymphocytes
- memory for immunity | - T-cells, B-cells, Natural killer cells
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heparin
- chem. that inhibits blood clotting | - produced by basophil
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histamine
- inflammatory chem. released by damaged tissues as a cry for help - help: stimulates increased capillary permeability and vasodilation
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Platelets aka
Thrombocytes
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Platelets- life span
-5-10 days
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Thrombopoietin
Hormone produced by the liver that increases the rate of platelet production
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Platelets- function
Necessary for hemostasis
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3 ways of preventing blood loss
1) Vascular Spasm 2) Platelet Plugs 3) Chemical Clotting
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How does Basophil prevent abnormal clotting?
produces heparin
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How does Antithrombin prevent abnormal clotting?
inactivates excess thrombin
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How does Thrombosis prevent abnormal clotting?
clotting in an intact vessel
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How does Embolism prevent abnormal clotting?
thrombus that has migrated and lodged in and obstructs a vessel