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Function of RBC and Medical term Transports oxygen, CO2,and nutrients through the blood. Erythrocytes
Function of WBC and Medical Term Immune cells provide protection against pathogens. Leukocytes
Function of Platelets and Medial Term Provides blood clotting mechanism. Thrombocytes
Yellowish liquid portion of blood that includes nutrients dissolved in gas Plasma
Pulmonary Blood Circuits Blood on the right side of the heart Travels to lungs Deoxygenated
General systemic Circuit Blood on the left side of the heart Travels to the rest of the body Oxygenated
Name and describe the layers of the heart wall Endocardium-innermost heart wall Myocardium-middle layer (thickest) Epicardium-outermost layer (visceral pericardium)
Contraction stage of the heart Systole
Relaxation phases of the heart Diastole
Carry oxygenated blood away from the heart Arteries
Carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart Veins
Smallest vessels connect arteries to veins Capillaries
Provides temporary immunity, not long-lasting, do not make own antibodies, received from another source Passive Immunity
Provides permanent long-lasting body makes own antibodies in response to pathogens Active Immunity
Body recognizes itself as foreign, attacks own body tissues Example: HIV Rheumatoid Arthritis Lupus Multiple Sclerosis Auto Immunity
Basophils Neutrophils Eosinophils Granulocytes
Monocytes lymphocytes Agranulocytes
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