ch. 8 Flashcards
blood and lymphatic systems
provide valuable services and resources to the body
Blood
Provides energy
Carries signals
Removes waste
Lymphatic system
Repairs injuries
Fights infections
Three types of cells
found in the blood:
Erythrocytes (red blood cells) Leukocytes (white blood cells) Thrombocytes (platelets)
Proteins dissolved in
the blood:
Immunoglobulins
Coagul/o
to coagulate, clotting, grouping, clumping
Thromb/o
clot
Hem/o, hemat/o
blood
Cyt/o
cell
Leuk/o
white
Phleb/o, ven/o
vein
Lymphatic system
Collects fluid from the body tissues Collected fluid flows into lymphatic vessels Empties into veins Functions: Immunity Cleaning Includes lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, tonsils, a spleen, and a thymus
Lymph/o
lymph, fluid within lymphatic sys
Myel/o
bone marrow
-emia
blood condition
Tonsill/o
tonsils
Splen/o
spleen
Thym/o
thymus
immun/o
immune sys
-penia
deficiency
Disorders of the hematological
system
Low erythrocytes – pale and tired
Low platelets – bruising or red spots;
bleed easily
Low leukocytes – infection
Disorders of the lymphatic system
Swollen lymph nodes
Swelling in extremities
Anemia
decrease in red blood cells, symptoms of weakness and fatigue
Ecchymosis
large bruise
Hematoma
mass of blood within an organ, tissue, or cavity
Hemophilia
condition where blood does not clot, genetic
Hemorrhage
excessive loss of blood
Petechia
small bruise
Lymphadenopathy
disease of the lymph gland, usually noticeably swollen in the neck
Lymphedema
swelling caused by abnormal build up in lymphatic sys
Splenalgia, splenodynia
pain in the spleen
lymph nodes
clustered throughout body and filter out foreign objects
Reperfusion injury
injury to tissue that occurs when blood flow is restored
Laboratory counts the number of cells in
a measured volume of blood
Complete blood count (CBC)
Can be done using a microscope or a
machine
Conditions can be determined by the
number of cells in the volume of blood
Too few cells is identified as a -penia leukopenia thrombocytopenia Too many cells would be a -cytosis leukocytosis
Evaluate size of cells
Macrocytosis
Microcytosis
Evaluate shape of cells
Elliptocyte
Spherocyte
Lymphangiogram
Record of the lymph vessels can also do CT scan
Erythrocytosis
too many red blood cells
Oligocythemia
deficiency in number of red blood cells
Anisocytosis
condition characterized by inequality in size of red blood cells
Normocyte
normal size RBC
Elliptocyte
oval blood cell RBC
Elliptocytosis
condition oval blood cell RBC
Poikilocytosis
variety of shapes in RBC
Spherocyte
RBC spheres
Embolism
blockage in blood vessel cause by an embolus
Embolus
mass of matter present in the blood, air, fat
Thromboembolism
blockage of a vessel caused by a clot that is broken off from where it is formed
Thrombogenic
capable of producing a clot
Thrombosis
formation of a blood clot
Thrombus
blood clot made of blood
Leukocytosis
increase in WBC
Leukopenia
decrease in WBC
Neutropenia
deficiency in nuetrophils
Phagocytosis
process in which phagocytes destroy foreign organisms
Hematopoiesis
formation of blood cells