Circulatory System (Part 2) Flashcards
Supplies the need materials (and collects waste materials
Blood
mL cubic of Red blood cells (in the blood cells)
4.5-5 billion
mL cubic of White blood cells (in the blood cells)
5-10 thousand
mL cubic of Blood platelets (in the blood cells)
250 thousand
Percent of Water (in the blood plasma)
92%
Percent of Proteins (in the blood plasma)
7%
Percent of Albumins (in the blood plasma)
4.5%
Percent of Globulins (in the blood plasma)
2%
Percent of Fibrinogen (in the blood plasma)
0.5%
Percent of other (in the blood plasma)
1%
Total percentage of blood cells on the whole blood
45%
Total percentage of blood plasma on the whole blood
55%
Composition of blood
Plasma, dissolved»_space; waste materials, enzymes and hormones
Other term for Red blood cells
Erythrocytes
Biconcave shape, no nucleus that is 120 days (in spleen and liver)
red blood cells
7-8 microns in diameter in fishes
Red blood cells
Red marrow of the flat bones ___ and of long bones ________
Rib, thigh bone
Hemocytoblast (bone marrow) consists of 4?
Red blood cells, White blood cells, Blood platelets, and Megakaryocytes
Main difference of Granules and Non granules
Shape of nuclei and Staining properties
3 components of Granules
Neutrophil, Eosinophil, Basophil
2 Components of Non-Granules
Lymphocyte, Phagocyte
Squeeze between cell; engulf bacteria; injured and dead tissue cells
Phagocyte
Amoeba like structure (Phagocyte or Lymphocyte)?
Phagocyte
Antibodies act against foreign substance; made in lymph nodes
Lymphocyte
Life span of Lymphocyte
4hrs to 10 days
Fragments from large cells (megakaryocytes)
Blood platelets
Blood platelets are responsible for
clotting of blood
1mL of Blood equals to?
250 thousand Blood platelets
After clotting it releases ____ (in Clotting of Blood)
Serum
Helps on clotting which is blood proteins (3) and Inorganic salt (1)
Fibrinogen, Thromboplastin and Prothrombin – Calcium Ions
(Part 1) (Thromboplastin, Prothrombin, Fibrinogen) Release certain enzyme
Thromboplastin
(Part 2) (Thromboplastin, Prothrombin, Fibrinogen) Thromboplastin and Calcium ions
Turns into Prothrombin becomes thrombin
(Part 3) (Thromboplastin, Prothrombin, Fibrinogen) Thrombin is converted into
Fibrinogen is converted to fibrin
Soft network RBC and plasma get entangled
Fibrin
Jellylike red mass is the clot
Fibrin
Antibodies belong to a group of blood proteins ________
Globulins
(Antibodies) Producers
Antigens
(Antibodies) Protein/carbohydrate in nature
(Antibodies) Protein/carbohydrate in nature
Who invented Blood types?
Karl Landsteiner
Antigen is located in?
Red blood cells
Antibody in located in?
Serum
(Blood type is A) What is the Antigen and Antibody?
A, b
(Blood type is B) What is the Antigen and Antibody?
B, a
(Blood type is AB) What is the Antigen and Antibody?
A and B; neither a nor b
(Blood type is O) What is the Antigen and Antibody?
neither A nor B; a and b
Before 1990
Before 1990 Karl Landsteiner