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| Blood and it components are made where? |
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| What are the three functions of blood? |
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Distribution
Regulation
Protection |
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| 4 factors of distribution |
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Oxygen Transport
Nutrient Transport
Metabolic Transport and removal
Hormone Transport |
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| 3 Factors of Regulation (homeostasis) |
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Maintains blood volume and pH levels
Regulates body temperature |
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Prevents infection/transporting immune elements
Prevents blood loss/ transporting clotting factors |
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| Blood has two parts, what are they? |
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| Formed elements and plasma |
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| What are the formed elements of blood? |
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| Leukocytes, erythrocytes, and platelets |
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| Is plasma coagulated or non-coagulated? |
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| Is serum coagulated or non-coagulated? |
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| What is the function of serum? |
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| use to measure chemicals like glucose, liver enzymes and cholesterol |
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| Measure erythrocytes and hemoglobin |
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| What percentage of plasma is water? |
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| What percentage of plasma are proteins? |
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| Name the three proteins that make up plasma |
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Albumins
Globulins
Fibrinogen |
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| Which plasma protein is the most abundant? |
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| To maintain osmotic pressure/water balance |
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| What are the three types of globulins? |
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| Function of alpha and beta globulins? |
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| Transporting lipids though the blood stream |
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| Function of gamma globulins? |
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| Fibrinogen is made where? |
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| Fibrinogen is like platelets in that it... |
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| plays a role in blood clotting |
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| The other 1% of plasma is composed of what? |
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| Electrolytes, gasses, and wastes |
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| T/F? The formed elements are living blood cells? |
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| The formation and development of blood cells |
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| The precursor cell of hematopiesis is called the... |
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| The stem cell is also known as... |
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| The pluripotent stem cell found in the red bone marrow is called |
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| When the hemocytoblast undergoes mitosis in the red bone marrow it forms two types of cells, what are they? |
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| A new stem cell and a precursor cell |
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| A partially committed blood cell is missing a... |
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| Erythropoietin is produced where? |
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| Eruthropoietin stimulates what do to what? |
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| stimulates the hemocytoblasts to divide into eyrthrobalsts and then into erythrocytes |
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