Hematology Flashcards
- The most common hemoglobin type found in adult humans is a tetramer called _____, which consists of 4 subunit proteins: two α and two β subunits.
- The abbreviation for it is ____.
- hemoglobin A, or
- HbA
What is hemoglobin S (HbS)?
an abnormal version of beta-globin
What does “HbS” stand for?
hemoglobin S
What does “HBB” stand for?
beta globin, a.k.a.
hemoglobin beta, a.k.a
haemoglobin subunit beta
What is beta globin?
a globin protein.
2 beta globins and 2 alpha globins combine to form the ‘heterotetramer’ called Hemoglobin
the HBB gene is found on human chromosome #:
11
Lymph from the Ovaries/testes drain to the ____ lymph nodes.
para-aortic lymph nodes
Lymph from the vulva, scrotum, and Distal 1/3 vagina, drain to the ____ nodes.
superficial inguinal nodes
Lymph from the Proximal 2/3 vagina, uterus drain to the ____ nodes
hypogastric, external iliac, obturator
List the veins encountered, from the *Left *ovary/testis, to the IVC.
Left ovary/testis –> left Gonadal vein –> left Renal vein –> IVC
*(Remember [L for Long]. Longer path from Left nut to IVC, than from Right nut to IVC.)
List the veins encountered, from the Right* *ovary/testis, to the IVC.
Right ovary/testis –> right gonadal vein –> IVC
What does GPIb stand for?
Glycoprotein Ib (GPIb)
What is Glycoprotein Ib? Where is it found
GPIb, also known as CD42, it is a component of the GPIb-V-IX membrane receptor complex found on **platelets. **
What is polycythemia?
a disease state in which the proportion of blood volume, that is occupied by red blood cells, ↑↑↑.