Ch7 - blood lymph and immune sys Flashcards
colloid
a liquid containing suspended particles
most are plasma proteins
matrix
substance that surrounds and protects cells, manfacture by cells and holds cells together
root - nutrit
nourishment
nutrient
constituent of food necessary for the body to funciton normally
plasma
fluid noncellular component of blood
platelet (thrombocyte)
small particle involved in the clotting process
serum
fluid remaining after removal of blood cells and the formation of a clot
functions of blood
1 maintains bodys homeostasis
2 transports nutrients, vitamins and minerals
3 transports waste products
4 transports hormones
5 transports gases
6 protects against foreign substances
forms clots
hematocrit (Hct)
percentage of total blood volume composed of red blood cells.
hemoglobin (Hb)
main component of red blood cells.
red from “heme”
functions of RBC (erythrocytes)
1 transport oxygen
2 transport carbon dioxide
3 transport nitric oxide
leukocytes
white blood cells
erythrocytes
red blood cells
types of white blood cells
granulocytes
agranulocytes
granulocyte
contains granular cytoplasm made up of granules which are sites for enzyme and chemical production.
types of granulocytes
neutrophils - ingest bacteria fungi and some viruses
eosinophils - enter tissue undergoing allergic reaction
basophils - migrate to damaged tissue realasing histamine and heparin
types of agranulocyts
monocytes - largest blood cells, become macrophages that ingest bacteria, dead neutrophils, and dead cells in the tissue
agranulocyte
a white blood cell without any granules in its cytoplasm
hemostasis
the control of bleeding
platelets (thrombocytes)
have no nucleus, are fragments of large bone marrow cells, aid in clotting
hemostasis process
Vacular spasm - constriction of injured blood vessels
platelet plug formation - plateltes bind themselves together to adhre the surrounding tissues
blood coagulation - forms a clot through prothrombin to thrombin to fibrin
fibrin
stringy protein fiber that is a component of a blood clot
antigen
substance capable of triggering an immune response.
molecules that exist on the surfaces of red blood cells
antibodies
protein produced in response to an antigen
present in the plasma, can combine with only a specific antigen
types of antigens
ABO - blood group system
Rh - rhesus
allergen
substance creating a hypersensitivity reaction
tonsils
masses of lymphatic tissue located at the entrance of the uper throat that entrap inhaled or ingested pathogens
adenoids
similar to tonsils, located on posterior wall of upper pharynx
immunoglobulin
specific protein evoked by an antigen
bodies defense mechanisms
1 physical - skin mucous membraines hair
2 humoral - antibodes
3 cellular - lymphocytes
characteristics of immunity
specificty
memory
discrimination
immunity
the state of being able to resits specific infectious disease
attenuate
weaken the ability of an organism to produce disease
complement
group of proteins in serum that finishes off the work of antibodies to destroy bacteria and other cells
root - humor
fluid
humoral immunity
defense mechanism arising from antibodies in the blood
root - aden
gland
suffix - ity
condition
suffix - tion
proces
diferent types of anemia
1 iron deficiency
2 perinicious - vitamin b12 deficiency
3 sickle cell anemia - abnormal cells clump together and block capillaries
4 hemolytic anemia - caused by excessive destruction of normal RBC
5 Aplastic anemia - bone marrow unable to produce sufficient new cells
6 polycythemia - overproduction of RBCs
root - glutin
stick
aggluntinate
stick together to form clumps
root - emia
a blood condition
anemia
reduced number of red blood cells
hemoglobinopathy
disease caused by the presence of an abnormal hemogloin in red blood cells
suffix - lysis
destruction
hemolysis
destructin of red blood cells
hypoxia
below normal levels of oxygen in tissues gases or blood
hypoxemia
decresed levels of oxygen in the blood
oxyhemoglobin
combination of oxygen and hemoglobin
pallor
paleness of the skin
leukemia
disease when blood is overtaken by white blood cells and their precursors
mononucleosis
prsence of large numbers of specific diagnotic mononuclear luekocytes
neutropenia
deficiency of neutrophils
pancytopenia
deficiency of all types of blood cells
ecchymosis
small hematoma resulting from a bruise
hemophilia
disease males inherit from mothers, deficiency of the coagulation factor
thrombus / thrombosis
blood clot
thrombocytopenia
deficiency of platelets
purpura
bleeding into the skin from small arterioles
suffix - philia
attraction
suffix - penia
deficiency
suffix - oma
mass / tumor
axilla
armpit
inguinal
groin
lymphadenitis
infection in the lymph node causing them to e swollen and tender to touch
lymphadenopathy
all lymph nodes are enlarge
lymphoma
malignant growth of the lymphatic organs
hodkins lymphoma
spreads to adjoining lymph nodes; staged and orderly
non hodkins lymphomas
occur more frequently
lymphedema
tissue swelling due to lymphatic obstruction
hypersplenism
condition which spleen removes blood components at an excessive rate
anaphylaxis
immediate sever allergic respons
prefix - ana
excessive
root - phylaxis
protection
histamine
compound liberated in tissues as a result of injury or immune response
root - hist
derived from histidine
root - amine
nitrogen containing substance
retrovirus
virus with an RNA core
urticaria
rash of itchy wheals (hives)
kaposi sarcoma
a type os skin cancer
root - globin
protein