BLOOD Flashcards

1
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mention the two compartments of body fluids and the constituents

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intracellular fluids(ICF)-cytoplasm
extracellular fluids(ECF)-synovial fluid
cerebralspinal fluid
blood
lymph
viterous and acqueos humor
interstitial fluids

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2
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define blood

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is a fluid connective tissue containing blood cells ,plasma ,plasma proteins and other elements

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3
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state the functions of blood ;3 points

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#transportation
#protection
#regulation
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4
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state the physical properties of the blood :5points

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viscocity is more than water
temperature is 38c
pH is alkaline(7.35-7.45)
color varies with oxygen conc:bright red -high oxygen,dark red-low oxygen
volume:6-7L in male human and 4-5L in female

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5
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mention the hormones that ensure blood volume and pressure remain relatively constant :3points

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aldosterone
antidiuretic hormone
atrial natriuretic peptide

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6
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what are the two components of the blood?

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  1. Blood plasma(91.5%water,8.5%solutes)

2. formed elements(blood cells and cell fragments)

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7
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define homopoiesis

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is the process of formation of blood cells

its also known as hematopoiesis

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8
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what are the blood cells produced in the bone marrow?

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all RBCs
all platelets
70% of WBCs

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9
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what are the two types of stem cells

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myeloid stem cells

lymphoid stem cells

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10
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what are hemopoietic growth factors

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are hormones which control differentiation and proliferation of progenitor cells

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11
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what are progenitor cells

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are more developed forms of stem cells that differentiate into a specific cells

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12
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what are the two hemopoietic growth factors

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erythropoietic

thrombopoietic

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13
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what is the function erythropoietic (EPO) and site of production

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it functions to stimulate the increase of RBC precursors (erythroblasts)
EPO are produced in the cells between the kidney tubules (peritubular interstitial cells)

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14
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what is the function of thrombpoietic (TPO)

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it functions to stimulate the rate at which platelets develpo from precursor megakaryoblasts

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15
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What are the properties of RBCs :6 points

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~have biconcave shape
~have a diameter of 6-8 micrometer
~20-30 trillion in number in adults
~have a lifespan of 120 days
~red in color due to spectral properties of hemic iron in hemoglobin
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16
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what are the two parts of haemoglobin

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globin: protein molecule with four polypeptide chains
heme: a ring with Fe3+ centre which can bind four oxygen molecules

17
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what are the function of haemoglobin

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~transport oxgen (oxyhaemoglobin)
~transport carbondioxide ( carbaminohaemoglobin)
~regulate blood flow and pressure
~maintain pH by accepting hydrogen ion due to the presence of histidine which is a basic amino acid

18
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what is erythropoiesis

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is a highly regulated multistep production of RBCs

19
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list the stages of development in erthropoiesis

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proerythroblast—basophilic erythroblasts—polychromatic erythroblasts—orthochromatic erythroblasts—polychromatic erythroblasts(reticulocytes)

20
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define hypoxia

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is a condition where cellular oxygen levels are lower than normal

21
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what is the other name for spleen

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red blood cells graveyard

22
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how is iron transported in the blood

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by transferrin protein Fe3+-transferrin complex

23
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how is iron stored in the liver

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in form of ferritin