Blood and Lymphatic System Flashcards

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What is the bloods 3 funtions?

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Transportation, regulation and protection.

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What is the composition of blood?

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It’s made up of plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets

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What is the function of red blood cells?

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They transport oxygen from lungs and carbon dioxide from tissues.

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Describe the red blood cells structure.

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They are aneclear cells with no mitochondria and contains hemoglobin.

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5
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What is hemopoiesis?

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Blood cell formation witch occurs in the red bone marrow.

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What are the white blood cells function?

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They eliminate pathogens and can migrate frome blood vessels to tissue sites.

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Descibe the white blood cells structure.

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They have both a nucleus and mitochondria.

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Describe the platelets structure.

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They are anuclear and have lagre projections.

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What function do platelets have?

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They promote blood clotting and stick to walls of damaged blood vessels.

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What is coagulation?

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It’s the process in which blood clots and the process is initated by platelets that cause a chain reaction leading to formation.

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What are the different blood groups?

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A+ and A-, B+ and B-, AB+ and AB- , O+ and O-

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What is the difference between A, B, AB and O blood?

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Type A has A antigens, Type B has B antigens, AB has both angigens and O has none.

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Which blood type kan receive which blood?

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Type A has anti-B antibodies and Type B has anti-A antibodies and O has both. A can get A and O, B can get B and O, AB can receive all and O can get O.

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What is Rh+ and Rh-?

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Rh+ is a membrane glycoprotein found on + blood groups that - blood groups do not have.

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15
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What is the lymphatic system?

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It’s our immune response and surveillance system.

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What is the lyphatic systems function?

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Drains excess interstitial fluid from the tissues and returns it to the blood and transports lipids and lipid soluble vitamins.

17
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What is lymph?

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It’s a clear yellow fluid similar to blood plasma.

18
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What are the lymphatic vessels function?

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Transport lymph fluid from tissues back to blood vessels

19
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What are lymphatic tissues?

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Nodes where lymphatic vessels meet, contain high number of immune cells (lymphocytes).

20
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What is the thymus?

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High density of lymphocytes. Key role in maturation of T cells (positive and negative selection).

21
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What is the spleen?

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It acts as a blood filter and has white pulp and red pulp.

22
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What is innate immunity?

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Concist of monocrytes and macrophage cells.

23
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Innate vs. Adaptive immunity

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Innate “born with” cells recognize pathogens and react the same every time.
Adaptive cells “remember” encountered pathogens and has a faster reaction the second time.