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General functions of blood |
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Transportation Regulation Protection |
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Physical characteristics of blood |
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1. Denser and more viscous than water 2.38C/100.4F 3. pH of 7.35-7.45 |
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Blood volume in an average adult male |
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Blood volume in an average adult female |
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Hormones that control blood volume and osmotic pressure of the blood |
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Aldosterone Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) |
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Two components of whole blood |
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Normal range of hematocrit for an adult female |
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Normal range for hematocrit for an adult male |
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Hemopoiesis occurs in the... |
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Yolk sac of an embryo Liver, spleen, thymus, and lymph nodes of a fetus Red bone marrow for an adult |
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Characteristics of red blood cells |
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Biconcave Plasma membrane is strong and flexible Contains antigens that account for the different blood groups Lack a nucleus and other organelles The cytosol contains hemoglobin |
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Ruptured red blood cells are removed from circulation and destroyed by |
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Overload of iron affects what organs in the body |
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Liver, gonads, heart, and pancreatic islets. |
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Increase in white blood cells |
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Attack bacterial infections |
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Viruses, fungi, transplanted cells, cancer cells, some bacteria, transfusion reactions, allergies. |
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Characteristics of platelets |
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Irregularly disc-shaped Promote blood clotting Have many vesicles, but no nucleus Short life span (5-9 days) |
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Normal hemoglobin ranges for an adult female |
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Normal hemoglobin ranges for an adult male |
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Three mechanisms that reduce blood loss |
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Vasoconstriction Platelet plug formation Blood clotting |
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Two characteristics of Neutrophils |
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Multiple lobed nucleus Smallest granules of all the granulocytes |
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Two characteristics of eosinophils |
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Two lobed nucleus Stains red-orange |
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