Blood and Lymphatic System TERMS Flashcards

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hematopoiesis

A

process by which bone marrow makes blood cells

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2
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erythrocyte

A

red blood cell

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3
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hemoglobin

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enables RBCs to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide

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4
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leukocyte

A

white blood cell

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5
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phagocytosis

A

WBCs destroy bacteria by consuming them

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6
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5 types of WBCs

A

Monocytes Eosinophils Lymphocytes Neutrophils Basophils

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7
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thrombocyte

A

forms clots in the blood

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8
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plasma

A

fluid of blood that transports cells

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9
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spleen (location)

A

left upper quadrant of abdomen

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10
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spleen (functions)

A

reservoir for blood contains lymphocytes breaks down old RBCs

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11
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lymphocyte

A

WBC that filters blood and destroys bacteria

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12
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lymphatic system

A

system of vessels and nodes that protects body against pathogens

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13
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lymph nodes

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filter bacteria and foreign objects from lymph

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14
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thymus gland (function)

A

produces T-cells (lymphocyte)

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15
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tonsils

A

protect against pathogens entering the body through the nose and mouth

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16
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3 sets of tonsils

A

palatine adenoid lingual

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Reverse

process by which bone marrow makes blood cells

A

hematopoiesis

18
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Reverse

red blood cell

A

erythrocyte

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Q

Reverse

enables RBCs to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide

A

hemoglobin

20
Q

Reverse

white blood cell

21
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Reverse

WBCs destroy bacteria by consuming them

A

phagocytosis

22
Q

Reverse

Monocytes Eosinophils Lymphocytes Neutrophils Basophils

A

5 types of WBCs

23
Q

Reverse

forms clots in the blood

A

thrombocyte

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Reverse

fluid of blood that transports cells

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# Reverse left upper quadrant of abdomen
spleen (location)
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# Reverse reservoir for blood contains lymphocytes breaks down old RBCs
spleen (functions)
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# Reverse WBC that filters blood and destroys bacteria
lymphocyte
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# Reverse system of vessels and nodes that protects body against pathogens
lymphatic system
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# Reverse filter bacteria and foreign objects from lymph
lymph nodes
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# Reverse produces T-cells (lymphocyte)
thymus gland (function)
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# Reverse protect against pathogens entering the body through the nose and mouth
tonsils
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# Reverse palatine adenoid lingual
3 sets of tonsils