Hematology Review Flashcards
Composition of blood
Cells 45% (hematocrit): RBC, WBC, platelets
Plasma 55% (electrolytes, glucose, urea, and protein)
What cells does they lymphoid line give rise to
B cells: activated in Bone marrow
T cells: activated in Thymus
What cells does the myeloid line give rise to
erythroblasts
granuloctyes: basophils, neutrophils, eosinophils
monoctyes
megakaryocytes
Describe the different WBC (Never Let My Engine Blow) - (Biting Vines Make Pain Happen)
Neutrophils - Bacterial infections Lymphocytes - Viral or chronic Monocytes - Macrophage Eosinophils - Parasitic Basophils - Hypersensitivity
Granulocytes - BEN
Which WBC carry out phagocytosis
APC: nuetorphils and macrophages
Describe Blood clotting
Intrinsic:
Vascular damage
Activates (XII, XI, IX, VIII and X)
Extrinsic: Tissue damage (VII and X)
Describe blood types
A: has A antigen and B antibodies
B: has B antigens and A antibodies
AB: Has both A and B antigens but no antibodies - universal recipient
O: has no A or B antigens - universal donor