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What % composition

55% plasma


Buffy coat - WBC, and platelets


Formed elemesnts - RBC

plasma composition

7% proteins - Albumins, globulins, fibrinogen(clot)


91% water


2% other- gases, waste, ions, nutrients

the seven things that make up plasma

Water


Proteins


Ions


Nutrients


Waste products


Gases


Regulatory Substances

Allformed elements derived from single population-

Hemacytoblast-is astem cell the becomes – proerythroblasts, myeloblasts, lymophblasts, monoblasts, megakaryoblasts

–Proerythroblasts:


–Myeloblasts:


Lymphoblasts:


Monoblasts:


Megakaryoblasts:

Proerythroblasts: Develop into red blood cells


Myeloblasts: Develop into basophils, neutrophils,eosinophils(are granulocytes)


Lymphoblasts: Develop into lymphocytes


Monoblasts: Develop into monocytes


Megakaryoblasts: Develop into platelets

Neutrophils-


Eosinphil-


Basophil-


Lyphocytes-


Monocytes-

Neutrophils-firstrespond to infection, phagocytize microorganism


Eosinphil-allegric reaction to worm


Basophil- release heparin and histome-blood thinner and dilation of blood vessels




Lyphocytes-immunity


Monocytes-transform into macrophages, type of phagocyte

Erythropoietin




Blood doping

Erythropoietin - hromone that sitmulates RBC production, produced by kidneys in response to low blood O2. EPO, lance armstrong




Blood doping - take blood out, centrifuge RBC's out, the put RBC back into blood,c changes viscosity of blood.

Bilirubin-




Jaundice-

Bilirubin- waste product of RBC




Jaundice- Hyperbilirubinemia, too much bilirubin, turn slightly yellow, warning sign of kidney failure

Von willenbrand factor-

Vonwillenbrand factor-casuesa bridge between collegen andplatelets





•Eicosanoids(prostaglandins, thromboxane, etc.) involved in platelet aggregation


•Producedthrough cyclooxygenase(COX).•Aspirin is aCOXI inhibitor,therefore decreases action of platelets (makes less sticky) -> petechiation(small hemorrhages)


•Plavix: blocks ADP receptors on platelets.

Aspirin+ Plavix + warfarin + Heparin– stopclotting

Extrinsitc clotting pathway

1- damaged tissue release tissue factor (TF;Factor III)


-When Ca is present, forms factor VII, which activates factor X


2-Prothrombinase converts prothrombin to thrombin


3- thrombin converts fibriogen to bribrin


-thrombin activates XIII, which stabilizes cloth

Anticoagulants

antirhombin- stop creation of thing that makes them stick


Heperain and psotazuylin- wont let them stick

% of each blood type

O- 47%


A- 41%


B- 9%


AB-7%


AB minus - RAREST Only 1%

ErythroblastosisFetalis

Momdoesn’t have RH, baby has RH -> childbirth causes exchange ofblood -> has RH antigen given to momSecond pregnancy, mom is RHpositive now but second child could also have RH positive




RhoGam-drug that stops

WBC percentages

–Neutrophils:60-70%


–Lymphocytes:20-30%


–Monocytes:2-8%


–Eosinophils:1-4%


–Basophils:0.5-1%

Anemia


1)Sickle cell anemia


2)aplastic anemia


3)Hemeragic anemia-lack of blood for any reason, hemerage. pale fatigue


4)hemolytic anemia- abnormall short life span

anemia- too few RBC


1)Sickle cell- cells are prone to clotting


2)Aplastic anemia- not making enough RBC


3)Hemorrhagic anemia-lack of blood for any reason, hemorrhage. pale fatigue


4)hemolytic anemia- abnormal short life span

Eurthrocytosis- h


Leukopenia-


Leukocytosis-


Polycythiema-


Acute Leukemia-


Chronic leukemia-

Eurthrocytosis- higher than normal # RBC


Leukopenia- lower then normal # of WBC


Leukocytosis- higher than normal WBC #


Polycythiema- too much RBC produced, usually other things high too


Acute Leukemia- cancer of Red bone marrow, when immature blood cells aggressively divide


Chronic leukemia- mature cells become cancerous

hemophylia-


---------------- Type A-


---------------- Type B-


Infectous mononucleousis-

hemophylia- lacks clotting factors VIII and IX -----------------Type A- deficnecy of factor VIII -----------------------Type B- defiency of facotr IX


Infectous mononucleousis- caused by espen bar virus, takes incubation, 10 days to 2 weeks