Chapter 17 Flashcards

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The life sustaining transport vehicle of the cardiovascular system is?

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Blood

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Three Main Functions of Blood are

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To transport, Protect, and regulate

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3
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Transport functions of blood include:

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Transporting Oxygen

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4
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Regulation Functions of blood include:

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Regulating body temperature

Maintaining normal pH, Sufficient and adequate fluids

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5
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Protection functions of blood include

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Protection from blood loss and infection

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6
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what type of tissue is Blood

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its a connective tissue and is the only the only fluid tissue found in the body.

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7
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Is plasma living or non living

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non lliving

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8
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Living blood cells suspend in the plasma are called

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Formed elements

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9
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Three types of formed elements

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Erythrocytes, Leukocytes, and Platelets

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10
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Major components of whole blood include:

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Plasma at 55%, Buffy coat at <1%, Erythrocytes at 45%

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11
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What color is blood

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Blood varies with O2 levels, but mostly red

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12
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What makes up 8% of our body weight

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Bloo

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13
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What is the pH of our Blood

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7.35-7.45

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14
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Blood plasma is what color? And how much of Blood Plasma is water?

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Straw-colored sticky fluid and about 90% water

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15
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WHat are dissolved solutes?

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Nutrients, hormones, wastes, inorganic ions

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16
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WHere are dissolved solutes found? And what are the most abundant solutes?

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IN plasma. Plasma proteins

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17
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Formed elements

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RBCs, WBCs, And platelets

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18
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How long do most formed elements survive

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just a few days

19
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where do most cells originate

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in the bone marrow and do not divide

20
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structural characteristics of erythrocytes include”

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small in diameter (7.5 um)
Filled with hemoglobin
Biconcave relative for gas transport
Hemoglobin makes up 97% cell volume

21
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Do RBCs have mitochondria

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NO, Atp production is anaerobic, they do not consume O2 they transport

22
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Hemoglobin binds to what?

23
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Hemoglobin consists of:

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globin, 4 polypeptide chains and 4 heme groups

24
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How much oxygen can one Hb molecule transport and how many Hemoglobin molecules are found in one RBC?

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Each hb molecule can transport 4 oxygen molecules, and each RBC contains 250 million molecules

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O2 unloading in the lungs
Oxyhemoglobin (ruby Red)
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O2 unloading in the tissues
Deoxyhemoglobin ( Dark Red)
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CO2 loading in tissues
Carbaminohemoglobin (20% in blood binds tp Hb)
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Formation of all blood cells
Hemotopoieses
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where does hemotopoieses occur
in the red bone barrow
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Formation of Red Blood Cells is called what
Erythropoiesis
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Too few Rbc's lead to what
hypoxia
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Too many Rbc's lead to what
Blood viscosity
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How many Rbc's are made per second
2 Million
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hormone that stimulates formation of Rbc's
Erythropoietin
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EPO is released by what
Kidneys
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EPO target organ is what
Red Bone Marrow
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EPO is a response to what
Hypoxia- due to decreased amount of red blood cells, decreased O2
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too many erythrocytes or high oxygen levels in blood inhibits what
EPO
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Why do some athletes abuse EPO
increases hematocrit, which allows athlete to increase stamina and performance.
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Dangerous consequences of Increased Hematocrit
Dehydration can concentrate blood
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65% of iron is found where?
in hemoglobin
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Free iron ions are toxic so iron is bound to proteins, stored in cells as _____and _____. Transported in blood bound protein called _____.
Ferritin and hemosiderin: Transferrin
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Dietary requirements for erythropoiesis are
Vitamin B12 and Folic acid.
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Life span of of Erythrocyte
100-120 days