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blood
a specilized type of connective tissue because it contains cells, fibers, and liquid groud substances
blood has two major parts
-plasma
-formed elements
pasma
straw colored fluid that contains mostly water proteins and other solutes
formed elements
consist of the following blood cells and cells fragments scattered in the plasma:erthrocytes(redblood cells)
leukocytes(white blood cells)
thrombocytes(platletes)
erythrocytes(red blood cells) description
-compromise 99.9 of all blood cells
-biconcave discs
-no nucleus in mature cell
-filled with the protein hemoglobin
erthrocytes(red blood cells) function is too
-transport O2 from lungs to body cells
-transport CO2 from body to lungs
leukocytes(white blood cells) desctiption
-lesss than 0.1 of all blood cells
-5 types
-some have granules in cytoplasm
-nucleus present in all types
leukocytes (white blood cells) whats it function
fight against pathogens such as bacteria and viruses
thrombocytes(platelets) description
-less the 0.1 of formed elements
-cell fragments
-no nucleus
-contains enzymes
thrombocytes(platelets) whats its function
involved in blood clotting
a tube of blood is
55%-plasma
1%-leukocytes and platelets
45%-erythocytes
leukocytes(white blood cells, WBC) are divided into two groups
granulcytes and agranulocytes
granulcytes
contain granules in the cytoplasm of the cell and include neutrophils,eosinophils, and basophils
agranulocytes
have no granuiles in the cytoplasm and include monocytes and lymphocytes
way to remeber leukocytes from most to least common Never Let Monkeys Eat Bannas
Neutrophils
lymphocytes
monocytes
eosinophils
basophils
neutrophil(features/comments)
-nucleus has 3-5 lobes
-contains least amount of granules
named after the fact that granules are netutral-dont stain well
neutrophil (functions)
-phagocytic cell
-engulfs bacteria and debris in tissue
eosinophil(features/comments)
-nucleus usually 2 lobes
-large granules that stain brightly
-named after dye used to atain granules-eosin dye
eosinphil(function)
-phagocytic cell
-fights parasitisic infections
-engulfs anything labled with antibodies
-reduce inflamation
lymphocyte(features/comments)
-round nucleus take up nearly entire cell volume
-slightly larger than RBC
lymphocyte(function)
-part of immune response
-defends against pathogens and toxins
monocytes(features/comments)
-largest WBC
-nucleus varies from horseshoe to kidney shape
-nucleus take up about half the cell volume
monocytes(functions)
-phagocytic cell
- engulfs pathogens and debris in tissue