L3 Homeostasis + L4 blood physiology Flashcards

1
Q

what is meant by internal environment ?

A

extracellular fluid: plasma + interstitial fluid

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2
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what are the basic components of the homeostasis control system and what do they do ?

A

receptors : detect change

integrating system : compare with set point and generate the signal necessary for correction of error

effectors : respond to signals from center to correct error

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3
Q

most homeostatic activity is done by a ____

A

negative feedbackloop

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4
Q

what is the pH of blood?

A

7.35-7.45

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5
Q

what is the average blood volume in males and females ?

A

males : 5-6 L

females :4-5L

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6
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what are the main components of blood after it is centrifuged ?>

A
  1. ) plasma
  2. ) buffy coat ( palettes + leukocytes )
  3. ) erythrocytes

buffy coat + erythrocytes= formed elements

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7
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how much of the blood is plasma?

A

55%

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8
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what is plasma mostly made up of?>

A

90% water

8% plasma proteins

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9
Q

what are some common reasons for decrease in albumin levels ?

A
  1. ) liver failure ( decrease in formation

2. ) kidney disease ( increase in albumin loss in urine )

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10
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what forms gamma globulins (antibodies)?

A

plasma cells

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