CH16 Pt2 Flashcards
What is the normal blood volume in vessels
5L
-if fully dialated, could hold 20L
At rest, blood goes metabolically to active tissue such as…
Brain, Kidney, Heart, Liver
Why may you not want to have a large meal prior to intense exercise?
In exercise, more blood goes to skeletal muscle instead of stomach, so stomach doesn’t have uhave time or blood to rest and digest, causing food to go up or down
Blood pH levels:
6.0-7.5
If pH up, acid is down, vice versa
How much of blood is water?
50%
Vitamin essential for blood clotting:
Vitamin K
Alcohol has a negative effects on what vitamins function?
Vitamin B -less RBCs
Special combat unit cells
WBCs (leukocytes)
What is Blood Made of?
- Formed Elements (blood cells, around 45% of volume) =hematocrit
-erythrocytes (RBCS)
-leukocytes (WBCS)
Thrombocytes (platelets) - Plasma (about 55%)
The 55% of plasma in the blood is: (3)
90% H2O
7% plasma proteins
3% other
What is in the 45% of Formed Elements
> 99% RBCs
<1% WBC and platelets
What’s in the 7% movies
Albumins 55% -transport fatty acids, hormones
-smallest protein
Globulins 38% -immunoglobulins (antibodies)
-transport ptotein, bind with ions, hormones and other compounds
Fibrinogen 7% -participates in clotting, forms fibrin, largest protein Globulins
Facts about erythrocytes
-produced in bone marrow
-boron cave disc -no nucleus or mitochondria
-red colour due to hemoglobin
120 day lifespan
RBC transports…
Oxygen bound to hemoglobin -contains iron which binds
20ml O2 can be bound in 100ml of blood
Hemoglobin
Protein portion of RBC that binds oxygen, consists of 4 iron containing pigments and a globin protein