Chapter 6 Exam 4 Flashcards
category that includes blood types; A; B; AB; and O
ABO Group
type of connective tissue that contains formed elements (blood cells and blood cell fragments); water; proteins; and clotting facators. Transports oxygen; carbon dioxide; nutrients; and waste products of metabolism
blood
chemical structures that carry a positive or negative electrical charge
electrolytes
electrolyte examples
Sodium; Potassium; Calcium; Chloride; Bicarbonate
a mature red blood cell
erythrocyte
erythr/o-
red
substance in an erythrocyte that contains a heme molecule and globin chains
hemoglobin
hem/o-
blood
a white blood cell
leukocyte
leuk/o-
white
second most abundant leukocyte; but the smallest in size
lymphocyte
lymph/o-
lymph; lymphatic system
clear; staw colored fluid portion of the blood that carries formed elements and contains dissolved substances
plasma
category of blood type
Rh blood group
a platelet
thrombocyte
throm/o-
thrombus (blood clot)
a series of 12 substances that are released either from platelets or injured tissue or are produced by the liver
clotting factors
formation of a blood clot by platelets; erythrocytes; and clotting factors
coagulation
the cessation of bleeding
hemostasis
fluid portion of the plasma that remains after the clotting factors are activataed to form a blood clot
serum
produced by a B cell when it becomes a plasma cell
antibody
antibody aka
immunoglobulin
protein marker on the cell membrane of an erythrocyte that indicates the blood type
antigen
coordinated effort between the blood and lymphatic system to identify and destroy invading microorganisms and foreign particles; or cancerous cells produced within the body
immune response
fluid that flows through the lymphatic system
lymph
small; encapsulated pieces of lymphoid tissue located along lymphatic vessels
lymph nodes
body system that includes a network of lymphatic vessels; lymph fluid; lymph nodes; the lymphoid organs; and lymphoid tissues
lymphatic system
vessels that begin as capillaries; carry lymph; continue through lymph nodes; and end at ducts that empty into large veins in the nect
lymphatic vessels
microorganism that causes a disease
pathogen
lymphoid organ located in the abdominal cavity posterior to the stomach; destroys old erythrocytes; breakign their hemoglobin into heme and globin chains; storage areas for whold blood
spleen
loss of a large amount of blood; externally or internally
hemorrhage
hemorrhage word breakdown
hem/o- blood -rrhage excessive flow or discharge
decreased number of all types of blood cells due to failure of the bone marrow to produce stem cells
pancytopenia
pancytopenia word breakdown
pan-all cyt/o- cell -penia condition of deficiency
severe bacterial infection of the tissues that spreads to the blood then the entire body
septicemia
septicemia word breakdown
septic/o- infection -emia condition of the blood; substance in the blood
decrease in the number of erythrocytes
anemia
anemia word breakdown
an- without; not -emia condition of the blood; substance in the blood
anemia caused by failure of the bone marrow to produce erythrocytes because it has been damaged by disease; cancer; radiation therapy; or chemotherapy drugs
aplastic anemia
aplastic word breakdown
a-away from; without plast/o- growth; formation -ic pertaining to