Ch 30 Blood Components Flashcards

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What is hematology?

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Study of blood.

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What is the function of globulin in blood plasma? Name the three types.

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To help transport lipids and fat soluble vitamins in the blood. Produced in the liver. (alpha and beta)
Antibodies that function in immunity. Produced in lymphoid tissue. ( gamma)

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What is the function of hemoglobin?

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Transport oxygen throughout the body.

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Normal range for WBC count?

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5,000-9,000 million/cubic mm

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Normal range for RBC count in female?

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4-5.5 million/ cubic mm

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Normal range for RBC count in males?

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4.5-6.2 million/cubic mm

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What’s the normal range for platelet count?

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150,000-400,000 million/cubic mm

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What is transported through blood?

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Oxygen,co2, water, nutrients, hormones, fatty acid, glucose and amino acid.

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Describe the function and shape of an erythrocytes.

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Biconcave disc, lacks a nucleus when mature. Travels throughout the body in bone marrow.

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Describe and name all plasma protiens…

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Albumins - produced in liver. 60% of plasma protiens. Maintains fluid balance between blood and interstitial fluid, Maintains blood pressure and contributes to osmotic pressure of blood.

Globulins- 36% of plasma protien. 3 types alpha, beta, gamma. Transports lipids and fat soluble vitamins in blood and are antibodies that function in immunity. Gamma produced in lymphoid tissue.

Fibrinogen- 4% plasma protein. Inactive till you get injured. Clots blood.

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What’s the function of leukocytes?

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WBC largest of blood components. They have a nucleus and are responsible for defending and protect the body from antigens. 2 types granular(with granuals) agranular( without)

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What’s another name for platelets?

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Thrombocytes

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How many pints of blood flow in the average adult. How many liters?

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8-10 pints

5-6 liters

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What’s the largest of the blood component?

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WBC

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Describe the characteristics of thrombocytes…

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Smallest blood component. Formed in bone marrow from cell fragments. Stops bleeding(coagulate)

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What is phagocytosis?

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Destroying matter. Process of cells getting eaten.

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Function of blood?

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Transportation
Regulation of ph n temp
Protection- from blood loss and foreign bodies

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What’s an abnormal platelets?

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When blood clots when it’s not suppose to.

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What’s a formed element?

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Cells you can see with your eyes