Composition
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| What is Plasma composed of? | 1. Water; 2. cell Nutrients; 3. cell Wastes; 4. blood Proteins; 5. Electrolytes; 6. Hormones; 7. O2 & CO2
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| Which Cell Nutrients are found in Plasma? | Glucose, Amino Acids, Fatty Acids
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| Which Cell Waste products are found in Plasma? | Urea (from Protein), Creatinine (from Creatine)
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| What Blood Proteins are found in Plasma? | 60% Albumin, 35% Globulins, 4% Fibrinogen
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| What are the 3 types of Globulins? | Alpha, Beta, Gamma Globulins
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| What are Alpha Globulins and what are their function? | HIGH-density Lipoproteins (HDL) - some clotting factors - transport Cholesterol --> Liver --> Excretion
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| What are Beta Globulins and what are their function? | LOW-density Lipoproteins (LDL) - transport Cholesterol --> tissues for use
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| What is the function of Gamma Globulins? | comprise Antibodies
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| What is the function and starting location of Fibrinogen? | CLOTTING factor from the Liver
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| What is the definition of Serum? | Plasma without Fibrinogen
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| What Electrolytes are found in Plasma? | Na+, K+, Ca++, Mg++, HCO3-
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| What is the funciton of HCO3- in Plasma? | NEUTRALIZE acidity - buffer
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| What would be the result of too much Beta Globulin? | transport Cholesterol --> outer tissues --> Arteries --> Atherosclerosis
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