Chapter 11 Blood/Lymphatic System Flashcards
ana-
up, toward
homo-
same
iso-
equal
macro-
large
micro-
small
pro-
before
trans-
through, across
aden/o
gland
aut/o
self
bacter/o, bacteri/o
bacteria
blast/o
germ, bud
chromat/o
color
erythr/o
red
fung/o
fungus
hem/o, hemat/o
blood
immun/o
exempt, immunity
leuk/o
white
lymph/o
clear water, fluid
mon/o
one
myel/o
bone marrow
nucle/o
nucleus
path/o
disease
plas/o
change
poikil/o
irregular
septic/o
putrefying, decay, rot
splen/o
spleen
staphyl/o
grape-like clusters, staphylococcus bacteria
strept/o
twisted
therm/o
heat
thromb/o
clot
thym/o
wart-like, thymus gland
tox/o, toxic/o
poison
vir/o
virus
-crit
to separate
-cyte
cell
-emia, -hemia
condition of blood
-globin
globe-like protein
-lysis
to loosen, dissolve
-osis
condition of
-penia
reduction in number
-pexy
surgical fixation, suspension
-phil, -philia
loving, affinity for
-phylaxis
protection
-poiesis
formation
-stasis
standing still
-therapy
treatment
Function of Blood
transport oxygen, nutrients, enzymes, hormones, and waste
Lymph Nodes
Pea-sized organs-contain white blood cells-filter lymph by removing bacteria/unwanted materials
White Blood Cells
Defend against viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, and nonliving substances causing disease (immune response)
Plasma
fluid part of blood-thicker, yellowish substance (due to dissolved proteins)
Fibrinogen
protein in the blood-clotting process (removal produces SERUM)
Elements carried in the plasma (3)
Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets
Stem Cells
Produce red blood cells (produced in bone marrow-hematopoiesis process)
Erythrocytes/Red Blood Cells
most abundant cells -depression in center to carry oxygen (contain hemaglobin protein)