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Chapter 12: Blood Flashcards

1
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Blood is a specialized connective tissue consisting of cells and fluid extracellular material called ______

A

Plasma

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2
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____ _____ that circulate in the plasma are erythrocytes, leukocytes, and platelets

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Formed elements

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3
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Percentage of total volume of erythrocytes in the blood

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Hematocrit

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4
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Is used to distribute oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, waste products, hormones, and heat

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Blood

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5
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Nutrients, respiratory gases,nitrogenous waste products, hormones, and inorganic ions collectively called _______

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Electrolytes

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6
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Made in the liver and serves primarily to maintain the osmotic pressure of the blood; most abundant plasma protein

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Albumin

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7
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__- and __-________ made by the liver, transport factors like lipid, iron, and metal ions; groups of large globular proteins

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α- and β-globulins

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8
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Plasma protein that are antibodies with various immune functions

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γ-globulins (immunoglobulins)

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9
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Plasma glycoprotein which polymerizes during clotting; made in liver

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Fibrinogen

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10
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Soluble fibrinogen turns into insoluble ______

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Fibrin

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11
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Helps the antibody-antigen system in removing pathogens; enhancing phagocytosis of antigens, attracting macrophages and neutrophils, and rupturing membranes of foreign cells

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Complement proteins

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12
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Is the solvent in which formed elements are suspended and proteins and solutes are dissolved

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Water (~92% of plasma)

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13
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All _____ proteins serve to buffer against pH changes

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Plasma proteins (~7% of plasma)

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14
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terminally differentiated structures , lacking nuclei and mitochondria, and completely filled with hemoglobin

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erythrocytes

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15
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the biconcave shape of erythrocytes provides a large _____-to-_____ ratio and facilitates gas exchange

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surface-to-volume

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16
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an ion channel integral protein, that is crucial for CO2 uptake; binds to the cell cytoskeleton

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band 3 protein

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17
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integral protein important for cytoskeletal attachment

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glycophorins

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18
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the glycosylated extracellular domains of the integral proteins include _____ sites that form the basis for the ABO blood typing system

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antigenic

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19
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dimers of which forma lattice bound to underlying actin filaments; peripheral membrane on inner surface of membrane

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spectrin

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20
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anchors the spectrin lattice to the glycophorins and band 3 proteins; peripheral membrane on inner surface of membrane

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ankyrin

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21
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tetrameric oxygen-carrying protein; porphyrin ring containing iron

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hemoglobin

22
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______ ____ is substituted by _____ which causes sickle cell

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glutamic acid; valine

23
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key players in the defense against invading microorganisms and tissue repair and immunity

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leukocytes

24
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leukocytes become ______ and _____ after leaving the blood vessels and invading the tissues

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amoeboid; motile

25
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granulocytes possess two major types of abundant cytoplasmic granules: ___________ granules and _________ granules

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azurophilic; specific

26
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another name for azurophilic granules

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lysosomes

27
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granulocytes have ________ nuclei with two or more distinct lobes

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polymorphic

28
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most granulocytes undergo ______ in the ________ tissue, as they only live a few days

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apoptosis; connective

29
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lack specific granules but do contain lysosomes; nucleus is spherical or indented but not lobulated

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agranulocytes

30
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neutrophils are ___-___ μm in diameter, with multilobed nuclei having __ to ___ lobes

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12-15; two to five

31
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_________ are usually the first leukocytes to arrive at sites of infection where they actively pursue bacterial cells using ______ and remove the invaders or their debris by ______

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neutrophils; chemotaxis; phagocytosis

32
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Contain glycogen and can survive in anaerobic environment

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Neutrophils

33
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Largo beloved nucleus; has specific granules that typically stain pink or red

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Eosinophils

34
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Eosinophil specific granules contain _____ _____ proteins that have cytotoxic effects on parasites

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Major basic proteins (MBP)

35
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Eosinophils have an important role in the __________ response triggered by allergies

A

Inflammatory

36
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The nucleus is divide into two irregular lobes, but the specific granules overlying the nucleus usually obscure its shape

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Basophils

37
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Their specific granules can contain heparin, histamine

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Basophils

38
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Heparin is a ________ and histamine is an __________ mediator

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Anticoagulant; inflammation

39
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By migrating into _____ tissue, basophils supplement the functions of _____ cells

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Connective; mast

40
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Most numerous type of agranulocytes; spherical nuclei; smallest leukocytes

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Lymphocytes

41
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Have diverse roles in immune defenses against invading microorganisms

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Lymphocytes

42
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Can travel between the blood, tissues, and Lymph system and back; can live from a few days to years

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Lymphocytes

43
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Are precursors cells of macrophages, osteoclasts, microglia cells of the mononuclear phagocyte system

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Monocytes

44
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Largest leukocytes and have nuclei that are indented or kidney-shaped

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Monocytes

45
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Another name for blood platelets

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Thrombocytes

46
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Non-nucleated, membrane bound cell fragments from megakaryocytes in bone marrow

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Thrombocytes

47
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____ promote blood clotting (_______) and help repair minor tears and leaks in walls of blood vessels

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Platelets; thrombin

48
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Lightly stained, peripheral region of platelets

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Hyalomere

49
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Heavily stained, central zone rich in granules

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Granulomere

50
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The open _________ system and _______ system facilitate the rapid exocytosis of proteins from platelets upon adhesion to collagen outside the vascular endothelium

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Canalicular; tubular

51
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______ in the platelet membrane adhere to _______ in the vascular basal lamina or wall, allowing a platelet _____ to form

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Integrins; collagen; plug

52
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_____ converts fibrinogen to fibrin

A

Thrombin

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