Ch 20 Lec 1 - Blood Flashcards
blood is a blank tissue
connective
there are blank liters of blood in the human body
5
formed elements of blood
cells
plasma is the blank of blood
matrix
two functions of blood
transport nutrients and oxygen, maintain stable cellular environment, transport metabolic wastes, transport specialized cells that defend tissues
plasma is blank percent of blood volume
55
two functions of blood plasma
transport nutrients and gases and vitamins, regulate fluid and electrolytes, maintain pH
blood plasma is blank percent water, blank percent protein and blank percent solutes
92, 7, 1
blood plasma differs from blank fluid
interstitial
blood plasma has a greater blank concentration than interstitial fluid
O2
blood plasma has a reduced blank concentration than interstitial fluid
CO2
there is more dissolved blank in blood plasma than interstitial fluid
proteins
waste solutes in blood (two)
urea, ammonia
three types of solutes in blood
waste, electrolytes, organic nutrients
majority of proteins are blank
albumin
albumin is the blank protein
smallest
albumin maintains blank pressure of blood
osmotic
albumin controls blank
blood volume
albumin transports blank materials in blood
fatty
there are 35 percent of blank in plasma proteins
globulins
two types of globulins
immunoglobulins, transport globulins
these plasma proteins make up four percent of plasma
fibrinogen
these plasma proteins are antibodies
immunoglobulins
these proteins bind to compounds and prevent filtering by kidneys
transport globulins
these plasma proteins are for blood clotting and without these, plasma is known as serum
fibrinogen
forty percent of blood and the amount of these are known as hematocrit
erythrocytes
erythrocytes are 99.9 percent of all blank
formed elements (blood cells)
erythrocytes structure are blank
biconcave disks
most organelles are blank in erythrocytes
absent
erythrocytes also do not have
nuclei
stacks of erythrocytes travelling through capillaries are called blank
rouleaux
there are blank hemoglobin molecules per cell of erythrocyte
280 million
hemoglobins make up blank percent of red blood cell proteins
95
there is one blank group per polypeptide of hemoglobin
heme
there is one blank per heme group of hemoglobin
iron
each iron may carry one blank molecule in hemoglobin
oxygen
bright red form of hemoglobin
oxyhemoglobin
the reverse of oxyhemoglobin and is a deep red color
deoxyhemoglobin
when CO2 binds to hemoglobin it is called blank
carbaminohemoglobin
carbaminohemoglobin accounts for blank percent of blood CO2
23
white blood cells are called blank
leukocytes
two functions of leukocytes
defend against pathogens, remove toxins and wastes, do not function in the circulatory system
leukocytes move into tissues from blood vessels which is called blank
diapedesis
diapedesis is the squeezing out of the blank
blood vessels
two types of leukocytes
granulocytes, agranulocytes
these are granulocytes that make up 60 percent of white blood cells
neutrophils
neutrophils have a blank nucleus and are very blank
lobed, mobile
neutrophils are blank and are the first defense against blank
phagocytic, microorganisms
these are granulocytes and make up 2 to 4 percent of white blood cells
eosinophils
eosinophils have a blank nucleus
bi lobed
eosinophils have blank granules
red
two functions of eosinophils
attracted to injuries, phagocytize, increase during allergic reactions
granulocytes that make up 1 percent of white blood cells
basophils
basophils have a blank shaped nucleus
s
basophils have blank granules
blue
basophils release blank and blank
histamine, anticoagulants
histamine attracts blank
white blood cells
these are agranulocytes and make up 2 to 8 percent of white blood cells
monocytes
monocytes are the blank cells in blood
biggest
two functions of monocytes
phagocytize, attract fibroblasts, first to start eating bacteria when injured
these are agranulocytes that make up 20 to 30 percent of white blood cells
lymphocytes
lymphocytes mature in blank organs
lymph
lymphocytes are the blank white blood cell
smallest
lymphocytes are non blank
phagocytic
lymphocytes are involved in blank
specific immunity
lymphocytes produce blank and destroy blank
antibodies, abnormal tissue
three types of lymphocytes
T cells, B cells, nk cells
lymphocyte that attacks foreign cells directly
t cells
lymphocytes that differentiate into plasmocytes that produce antibodies
b cells
lymphocytes that are for immune surveillance and destruction of abnormal cells
natural killer cells
example of abnormal cells
cancer cells