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Amount of blood in the body

4-6 Liters


7-9% of total body weight

pH Balance of Blood

Slightly alkaline, 7.35-7.45

Albumen Function

Help retain water in the blood,
57% of plasma proteins

Globulins Function

Includes antibodies,


38% of plasma proteins

Fibrinogen and Prothrombin Functions

Necessary for blood clotting,
Fibrinogen 4% - Prothrombin 1% of plasma proteins

Makeup of Blood Plasma

-Makes up 55% of Blood-
Water-91%


Proteins-7%


Albumins-57%, Globulins-38%, Fibrinogen-4%, Prothrombin-1%


Solutes-2%


Ions, Nutrients, Waste products, Gasses, Regulatory substances



Blood Serum

Plasma without clotting factors,


Retains antibodies

White Blood Cells

Platelets (thrombocytes)-140,000-340,000/mm³


Leukocytes-5,000-9,000/mm³


Neutrophils 60-70%


Lymphocytes 20-25%


Monocytes 3-8%


Eosinophils 2-4%


Basophils .5-1%

Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes)

Transport of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide


4.2-6.2 million/mm³

Hematopoiesis Locations

Myeloid Tissue (red bone marrow)


Sternum, ribs, coxal bones
(small amounts in vertebrae, clavicles, cranial bones)


Lymphoid Tissue


Lymph nodes, thymus, spleen

Blood Cell Life Span

RBC (erythrocytes) 4 months


(removed by spleen and liver)


WBC (agranular) 6 months


WBC (granular) a few days

Erythrocyte


(function)

Oxygen and CO2 transport

Neutrophil


(function)

Immune defense (phagocytosis)

Eosinophil


(function)

Defense against parasites

Basophil


(function)

Inflammatory response

B Lymphocyte


(function)

Antibody production

T Lymphocyte

Cellular immune response; destroys virally infected cells and cancer cells

Monocyte


(function)

Immune defenses (phagocytosis)


become macrophages outside of blood vessels

Platelet


(function)

Blood clotting -


Form platelet plug and release prothrombin activator