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| 1. Blood is.? | three to four more viscous than water.
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| Most Blood cells form in.? | Red Bone Marrow
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| Types of blood cells are.? | Red Blood cells and White blood Cells.
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| Cellular fragments of blood are platelets | platelets
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| Formed elements of blood are the cells and platelets | The cells and the platelets.
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| Blood volume varies in.? | Body size, and changes in fluid and electrolyte concentration and the amount of adipose tissue.
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| Blood volume is about.? | 8 percent of body weight
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| An averaged size adult has about.? | 5 liters of blood.
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| Hematocrit is the.? | percentage of blood cells in a blood sample.
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| a blood sample is usually about.? | 45 percent
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| Plasma is a.? | a mixture of water, amino acids, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, vitamins, hormones and cellular wastes
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| Less than 1% of formed elements of blood are.? | White blood cells and platelets and 99 percent are red blood cells.
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| Blood cells originate in.? | in red bone marrow from hemocytoblasts or hemopoietic stem cells.
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| A stem cell can differentiate into.? | any number of specialized cells.
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| Colony-stimulating factors are.? | growth factors that stimulate stem cells to produce certain cell types.
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| Red Blood cells are also called.? | Erythrocytes
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| Red Blood cells are biconcave in.? | Shape
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| The biconcave shape of red blood cells.? | allow them to have an increased surface area for the transport of gases.
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| Hemoglobin is an.? | oxygen carrying protein in red blood cells
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