CH BODY FLUIDS AND CIRCULATION Flashcards
What is the percentage composition of blood
55% Plasma
45% Formed Elements
What is the pH of blood
pH is 7.4
What is the origin of blood
Mesodermal Origin
The fluid part of the blood is
Plasma
An healthy adult has how much RBC in the blood
5 to 5.5 million of RBC in mm^3 of blood
The process of formation of RBC is
Erythropoiesis
The process of Formation of blood is
Haemopoiesis
Plasma without the clotting protein is k/a
serum
which plasma protein is called as clotting protein
Fibrinogen
Plasma proteins make up ______ percent of plasma and they are -
they make up 6-8% of plasma
they are Fibrinogen, Albumin and globulin
The most abundant plasma protein is _____ and it helps in
Albumin is the most abundant plasma protein and it helps in maintaining osmotic balance i.e. helps to maintain blood volume and pressure
Globulins are primarily involved in
defence mechanism of the body
Carbonic Anhydrase plays an important role in transport of carbon dioxide in
RBCs
what is the lifespan of RBCs
120 days
The deficiency of RBCs is k/a
Erythrocytopenia
Oval shaped RBC are present in
Camel and llama
What is the total leucocyte count in the body
6000 - 8000 in mm^3 of blood
Which is the largest leucocyte
Monocyte
the least abundant leucocyte is and its % is
Basophils are the least abundant leucocyte it is present in 0.5 to 1%
The metal ion present in haemoglobin is
Iron
What is Diapedesis
The movement of WBCs through capillary walls
What are the different types of Agranulocytes
- Lymphocytes
- Monocytes
Blood platelets are also k/a
Thrombocytes
The smallest formed element are
Thrombocytes
process of formation of Leucocytes are k/a
Leucopoiesis
What is the Platelet count in the body
1.4 to 3.5 Lakhs per mm^3 of blood q
____ is k/a as the graveyard of RBC
Spleen
What is the % of Lymphocytes in WBC
20- 25%
What is the % of agranulocytes who have bean shaped nucleus
Monocytes are 6 to 8%
An anti clotting factor heparin is produced by
Basophils
Special cells in Bone marrow that produce Thrombocytes are
Megakaryocytes
Neutrophils are also k/a
Polymorphonuclear Leukocytes
Thrombocytopenia leads to a group of bleeding disease
Purpura
ABO Blood grouping was discovered by
Karl Landsteiner
The two types of blood grouping are
ABO and Rh
Rh stands for
Rhesus monkey
HDN stands for _________
It is also called as
Haemolytic disease of Newly born
Erythroblastosis foetalis
A clot is also called
Coagulum
How many Clotting Factors are Present
13
——- blood group is universal Recipient
AB +ve
—— blood group is universal donor
O -VE
The factors secreted by the platelets are
Factor III - Thromboplastin
Factor XIII - Fibrin stabilizing factor
Thromboplastin helps in the formation of the enzyme complex k/a
Thrombokinase
The smallest vessels of the lymphatic system are
Lymphatic capillaries
What are the different lymphoid organs
Spleen, Tonsils, Thymus
What are the two major Lymphatic Duct
- Thoracic Duct
- Right Lymphatic Duct
For conversion of prothrombin into thrombin what is required
Thrombokinase
For conversion of Fibrinogen into Fibrin what is required
Thrombin
What are the two types of circulatory system
- Closed Circulatory System
- Open Circulatory system
What are sinuses
Open spaces or body cavities are k/a sinuses
In which organisms incomplete double circulation occurs
Reptiles and amphibians
Bicuspid valve is also k/a
Mitral Valve
The heart is protected by a double walled membranous bag called
Pericardium
Sino atrial node is also k/a
Pacemaker
Atrioventricular Node is also k/a
Pacesetter
What is the direction of Impulse in heart
SAN —– AVN—— Bundle of His——-Purkinje Fiber
Human heart is ——– in nature
Myogenic
What is the Formula for cardiac output
Stroke Volume multiplied by heart rate
what is the cardiac output in our body
5040mL or 5L
What is cardiac cycle
the repeating pattern of contraction and relaxation of heart is called as Cardiac Cycle
who recorded the first ECG in the world
Einthoven
What is ECG and what does it stand for
ECG stands for Electrocardiogram and it is a graphical representation of the the electrical activity of heart
The instrument used to measure BP is
Sphygmomanometer
High Blood Pressure is also k/a
Hypertension
CAD stands for ——– It is also k/a
Coronary artery disease Atherosclerosis
What is Pulse pressure
the difference b/w systolic and diastolic pressure gives pulse pressure
which hormone is secreted by the body during emergency situation that increases the heart rate
Epinephrine
Parasympathetic nerve endings secrete _______ which decreases the heart rate
Acetylcholine
what is the function of Chordae Tendinae
They prevent bicuspid and tricuspid valve from collapsing back into the atria during powerful ventricular contractions
The valve present in the Inferior vena cava
Eustachian Valve
The valve present in Coronary Sinus
Thebasian Valve
Graphical representation of the electrical activity of the heart is
Electrocardiogram