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Haematic/Lymphatic

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Red Blood Cells anucleated biconcave discs
reticulocytes immature RBC's circulating in the blood
hemoglobin large protein pigment in RBC's
Eosinophils Leukocyte with red-staing granules
basophil contains histamine and heparin
monocyte largest leukocyte
B-lymphocyte function in antibody production
Neutrophil Phagocytic granulocyte
Stop bleeding function of thrombocytes
megakaryocyte (MKC) Cell that breaks apart to form platelets
myeloid stem stem cell in the bone marrow
Iron FE# Mineral necessary for healthy RBC's
120 day average life span of RBC's
liver spleen Thymus Organs where old RBC's are phagocytized
Pulmonary Arteries arteries away from the heart
Pulmonary Veins veins goes to the heart, carries oxygen to heart
Thrombocytes fragments of large cells
Erythrocytes contains haemoglobin
Leukocytes may have granules in cytoplasm
Leukocytes some are phagocytic
biconcave disc Erythrocytes
platelets thrombocytes
erythrocytes transport exygen
thrombocytes primary function is blood clotting
leukocytes function in prevention of disease
Necleated RBC Immature RBC still has nucleus
amemia result when reduction in # of RBC or in Hb
haemophilia hereditary disorder, impaired ability to clot
leukopenia reduction in the total white blood cell count
Diff WBC differential
Autologous Transfusion transfusion prepared from one's own blood
AIDS acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
Blast Cell first recognizable early cell in bone marrow
basophil promyeloblast, tissue mast cell
eosinophil tissue mast cell
neutrophil promyeloblast
thrombocyte metamegakaryocyte
erythrocyte reticulocyte
monocyte monoblast
macrophage monoblast
B-lymphocyte lymphocyte stem cell, plasma cell
T-lymphocyte lymphoid stem cell
spherocytosis abnormal shaped red cell, is present in anemias
plasma liquid component of blood
haematopoiesis formation of blood cellular component
dysplasia abnormality in maturation of cells within a tissue
poikilocyte abnomal shaped red blood cell
anaemia decrease in normal number of red blood cells
haematocrit (HCT) the portion of blood volume in RBC's
anticoagulant stops blood from clotting. A substance that prevents coagulations.
granulocyte a category of WBC by present of granules
eosinophil are WBC's that are one of the immune system components responsible for combating infection
terminal progressive disease expected to cause death
leukaemia is cancer of the blood, or bone marrow, p production of multiple WBC's
blast cell a precursor (before) of human blood cell.
bone marrow produces new blood cells
Erythrocyte RBC
Thrombocyte hemostasis
Myeloid tissue relating to bone marrow
granulocyte when stained are seen in cytoplasm
neutrophil marked phagocytic granulocyte
basophil granulocyte involved in alergic reation
monocyte marked phagocytic agranulocyte
plasma blood that contain protein
haemostasis system regulating formation of clotts
poikilocyte adnormal shaped red blood cell
thrombolysis destruction of clots
RDW Red blood cell distribution
PT Prothrombin time
diff WBC differtial
reticulocyte immature RBC's in the peripheral circulation
38 - 48 % of blood that is formed elements
erythrocyte anucleated biconcave discs
internal or external iliac artery common iliac artery flow
pulmonary artery blood travels from the heart to lungs
haemoglobin large pigment protein in Rbc's
neutrophil phagocytic granulocyte
internal and external jugulars major neck veins
eosinophils leukocyte with red-orange staining granules
internal and external carotids major neck arteries
What is lymph? fluid derived from blood
what is interstitial fluid? a solution which bathes & surrounds the cell. Component of extracellular fluid.
what is the purpose of the lymphatic system? drains excess fluid, transport lumph and carries out immune response.
Where does lymph go? Lymph enters the lymph vessels by fitration through pores in capillaries.
List the major organs in the lymphatic system thymus, toncils, spleen
What are 3 main function of the lymphatic system? collect protein to blood, maintains fluid balance. Defends body against disease, obsorbs lipids & transport them to the blood.
Cytoplasm the portion of the protoplasm outside the nucleus.
organells Scattered throughout the cell are tiny structures which perform jobs within the cell.
Plasma membrane thin membrane that surrounds every cell.
plasma membrane fuction to control subsstances going in and out of the cell.
edoplasmic reticulum a system of internal membranes that estends throughout the cytoplasm of many cells.
two types edoplasmic reticulum smooth and rough
lysosome small sacs of digestive enzymes released from the golgi apparatus.
mitochondria cellular energy produced
nucleus a large spherical organelle that serves as the control center of the cell.
Cromatin loosely coiled fibrous material seen as dark staining granular material in the nucleus.
chromosomes organized structure of DNA and protein that is found in cell
fibrinogen clotting of blood
globulin serve as antibodies
plasma consists of 90% water
left ventricle pumps blood into the systemic circulation
the spleen filters blood
tonsils are masses of lymphatic tissue
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