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1
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What is the average volume of blood for a 70 kg male

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5.5 L

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pH of arterial blood

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7.4

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3
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pH of venous blood

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7.35

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4
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If you centrifuge blood what is at the very bottom

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heaviest elements - erythrocytes (RBCs)

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If you centrifuge blood what is in the middle

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buffy coat, made of leukocytes and platelets

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If you centrifuge blood what is at the top

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plasma that is straw colored

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Hematocrit

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percentage of blood that is RBCs

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8
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What is the normal hematocrit for an adult female

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40

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What is the normal hematocrit for an adult male

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45

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What is the normal hematocrit for a newborn

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55, decreases to 35 at 2 months, then you get to adult values at puberty

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11
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Why is plasma straw colored during fasting.

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bilirubin

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12
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What happens to plasma after a high fat meal

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turns white

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13
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Albumin

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important because of colloid osmotic pressure. Regulates pressure by pulling fluid back into blood out of tissue. Low albumin leads to edema.

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14
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How does liver failure affect albumin

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decreases it

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15
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transferrin

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carries iron

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16
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plasminogen

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regulates clotting

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17
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Gamma-globulins

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synthesized by plasma cells. Are antibodies

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18
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What are the clotting factors

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prothrombin, fibrinogen, accelerator globin (aka factor VII)

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19
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Complement proteins

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help with immunity and inflammation

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20
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Lipoporteins

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transport cholesterol and triglycerides

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21
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RBCs

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biconcave disc, which helps faciliatate gas exchange. Cytoskeletal components are pressent.

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22
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Polycythemia

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too many RBCs

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23
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anemia

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too little RBCs

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Glycophorins

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cytoskeleton proteins that are unique to RBCs. function unknown

25
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Band 3

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antiporter of Cl- and HCO3-

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Band 4.1

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anchors cytoskeletal components by complexing with spectrin, glycophorin, and actin

27
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Adducin

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a calmodulin binding protein. promotes an actin-spectin association

28
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Hereditary spherocytosis

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causes misshaped RBCs (turn round) these get eliminated by macrophages

29
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Hereditary ellipotcytosis

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elliptical shaped blood cells. Due to mutation in glycophorin protein, 4.1, or spectrin

30
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How to tell which antigens are important or not

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Kell - kills
Duffy - dies
Lewis -lives

31
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Erythroblastosis fetalis

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Rh neg mom, Rh pos fetus. Treat with RhoGAM

32
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Howell-Jolly bodies

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inclusion visible in RBC. Small basocphilic nuclear fragments in cytoplasm of erythrocytes. Present in pt’s with severe hemolytic anemia, dysfunctional spleens, or after splenectomy

33
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Heinz body

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cytoplasmic inclusion in RBCs seen in those with G6PD deficiency. Put ketchup on your fava beans

34
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Reticulocyte

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precursor to mature erythrocyte. Has specks of basophilia because of clusters of free polysomes. Increase if demand of O2 is not fully met

35
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how abundant is Neutrophil

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most abundant granulocyte

36
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how abundant is Basophil

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least abundant granulocyte

37
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how abundant is Lymphocyte

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2nd most abundant leukocyte

38
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How to recognize neutrophil at LM level

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much larger than RBCs

39
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How to recognize neutrophil at EM level

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uniform density of granules, relatively dark. lobes visible in nucleus

40
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Neutrophil

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phagocytic cell. elevated in bacterial infection

41
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Azurophilic (primary) granule

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found in every type of white blood cell. Always represent lysosomes

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Specific (secondary) granule

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light pink. Contain enzymes that are antimicrobial in function

43
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Tertiary grandules

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contain enzymes that allow neutrophil to degrade basal lamina
aid in migration to site of inflammation

44
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Band neutrophil

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precursor to neutrophil. increase in these signals infection

45
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Neutrophilic changes in bacterial sepsis

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abnormal inclusions. Dohle bodys

46
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Eosinophils

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nucleus is bilobed. Has azurophilic and specific granules. elevated in allergic reactions, IBD, and parasitic infection

47
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How to tell if it’s a eosinophil at EM level

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white strip going through granule

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Basophils

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S-shaped nucleus. Has azurophilc and specific granules. decreased in acute allergic reactions.

49
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How to tell if it’s a basophil at EM level

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specific granules with lighter center and darker halo

50
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Lymphocyte

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mostly small, but can come in medium or large. prominent nucleus which occupies most of cytoplasm. elevated in viral infections

51
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B lymphocytes

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humal-mediated immunity. differentiates into plasma cells

52
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T lymphocytes

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cells mediated immunity

53
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Monocytes

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one of the largest leukocytes. Has prominent, horseshoe or kidney shaped nucleus. Cytoplasm is dark. Has azurophilic granules. Migrates into tissues where they differentiate into macrophages

54
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4 zones of platelets

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peripheral, structural, membrane, and organelle

55
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Peripheral zone of platelet contains

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plasmalemma and glycocalyx

56
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Structural zone of platelet contains

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microtubules and actin/myosin. contractile in nature

57
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membrane zone of platelet contains

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open canalicular and dense tubular systems

58
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organelle zone of platelet contains

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mitochondria, glycogen, perozisomes, and three types of tranules

59
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platelets

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have fractured megakaryocytes and functions in blood clotting and tissue repair

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