Chapter 11- Blood Flashcards

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Albumin makes up about……?

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58% of plasma proteins

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Most of the suspended substances are…..?

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Plasma proteins

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2
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Globulins make up about…..?

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38% of plasma proteins

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3
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Fibrinogen makes up about……?

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38% of plasma proteins

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4
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Fibrinogen is responsible for the …….?

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Formation of clots

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5
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Red blood cells are more technically called…….?

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Erythrocytes

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6
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The average male has……?

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5-6 L

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7
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The average female has…….?

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4-5 L

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8
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Describe the size and shape of a red blood cell:

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Size: 7.5 mcg x 2.0 mcg
Shape: Disk-shaped with thick edges: biconcave

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9
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What is the primary function of red blood cells?

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Transport O2 to tissues

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10
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What is a globin?

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Protein attached to a heme molecule

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11
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What is a heme?

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Contains one iron atom

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12
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How many globins and hemes are in a hemoglobin molecule?

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1

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13
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What atom does oxygen attach to for transport in the blood?

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Iron

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14
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What is oxyhemoglobin?

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Hemoglobin with an O2 attached

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15
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What colour is oxyhemoglobin?

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Red

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16
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What is the stimulus to increase red blood cell production?

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Erythropoietin

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17
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What happens to the iron atoms?

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Gets recycled

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18
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What is the source of bilirubin?

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Heme is converted to bilirubin

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19
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Eventually bilirubin ends up in the liver as part of……?

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Bile

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20
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What is jaundice?

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Yellow colour

21
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Whits blood cells protect the body against…….?

A

Infections

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The majority of lymphocytes are found…….?

23
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Which white blood cell is most common?

A

Lymphocytes

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Which white blood cell is least common?
Eosinophils
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Which white blood cell is bout the size of an erythrocyte?
Basophils
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Which white blood cell is the largest in size?
Monocytes
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Platelets are also known as......?
Blood clotting cells
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What are platelets involved in?
Clot formation
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Vascular spasm is an immediate but temporary........?
Constriction of blood vessels
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What is a platelet plug?
They can seal up small breaks in blood vessels.
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What is fibrinolysis?
Process of dissolving clots
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What is plasmin?
Breaks down clot by breaking down fibrin
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What is a transfusion?
Transferring blood from one person to another
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What is agglutination?
The clumping of blood cells (glue)
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What is a blood donor?
Gives blood
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What is a blood recipient?
Receives blood
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What blood type is considered the "universal donor"?
O negative
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Why is O negative considered the "universal donor"?
It can give blood to anyone
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What is the Rh blood group named for?
Resus Factor
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People are Rh positive if.......?
They have Rh antigens
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People are Rh negative if.......?
They don't have Rh antigens
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The transfusion reaction would occur with a ________ transfusion.
Blood
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During subsequent pregnancies if fetal blood leaks through the placenta: 1. The sensitized mother produces......? 2. The antibodies cross the placenta and cause......?
1. Rh blood of fetus 2. a. Agglutination & b. Hemolysis of fetal red blood cells.
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This disorder is called......?
Hemolytic Disease of Newborn or HDN
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How can HDN be prevented?
Do not produce anti-Rh antibodies
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The injection contains.......?
Antibodies
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This prevents......?
Rh antigens
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How is HDN treated?
with RhoGAM
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What does blood typing determine?
What antibodies and antigens you have.