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State the general functions of the circulatory system
*Trasporte oxygen, co2, nutrients, it absorbs hormones, brings materials
*Regulates Temp- absorbs heat without raising temp and absorbs cold wiout lowering temp
*Maintaing pH- concentration of hydrogen ions in fluid
*protection
Identify the major components of the circulatory system
Heart
Blood Vessels
Blood
Formed Elements?!
RBC
WBC .... Granular , Agranular, Lymphocyte
RBC's
99% of all blood cells
*no nucleus,no organelles, hemoglobin (each molecule can carry 4 molecules of o2 because has 4 units of Heme) --> protien- betapolypeptide, Alphapeptide --> Heme-carries o2
*live for 3-4 months because cell membrane gets worn--abrasion and all material in cell spills out due to breakage of membrane and they all die!
*a small degree carry CO2
Protein
collection of amino acids (2o AA in system ...AA recycled and reused
WBC's
*15,000 mm3
have no hemoglobin, 5 different WBC / into 2 maj groups
*granular - lobe nucleus-->(bi/multilobed)
1.neutrophil
2.Eosinophil
3.Basophil
*agranular- without vary little or no granules, 1 nuclues
4.monocyte
5.lymphocyte
WBC Granular Neutrophil (myeloid)
most numerus (60-70% of WBC)
Slide (cytoplasm WHITE) nucleus 3-6 lobes
*Function- phagocytosis
WBC Granular Eosinophil
(myloid)
2-4% of WBC
*Function- phagocytosis, MAINLY ALLERGIC RESPONSES !
WBC Granular BASOPhil
(myloid)
many granules .5-1% of WBC
*Function- phagocytosis, allergic responses, MAINLY IMMUNITY!
WBC Agranular MOnocyte
(myloid)
3-8% of WBC
*1 large nucleus (slide, kidney shaped)
*Function- phagocytosis
(moves out of blood vessels and into C.T. becoming macrophage)
WBC Agranular Lymocyte
(lymphoid)
20-25% of WBC
Nucleus takes up most of cell
*2 Types
**T-Cell-->killer cell/ protecting body
**B-Cell --> plasma cell/ manufactures antibodies in immune reaction, gets rid of antigens by neutralizgin them
Formed Element
blood cells, hormones, enzymes, waste ...
Phagocyte
ingest and DESTROY....derrr
Hemoglobin
O2 attaches to and gets carried
Hemopoeisis
synthesis of blood cells
Erythropoiesis
Synthesis of RBCs
Thrombocyte/ platelet
*250-400,000 per mm3
from stem cell, progenetor (beginning), differentiates into megacarriaocyte- breaks apart to 2-3,000 little fragments (platelets)--> very small--only live 5-9 days
-clotting process --> hemostasis
hemostasis
clotting process...stops blood at area of damage to keep it from continuing to veins..
99% of blood vessels are??`
capillaries ..constantly being torn and broken
rough of how many RBC per hour
10 million
hemocytoblast
progenetor ..differentiation ..gets info from DNA and will becoming all other cells (myoloid/lymphoid stem cells) that body needs
Plasma Proteins
*Albumins
*Globulins
*Fibrinogen
Plasma protein Albumins
necessary for osmotic pressure (regulates amount of blood/fluid leaving) B.P. ..????
Plasma Protein Globulins
reactions for immunity
Fibrinogen
necessary in clotting procedure when damage in vessel creating clot
Other substances in Plasma
*7-8% solid material of plasma---protein
*91% water
*1-1.5 intracellular fluid/ extracellular fluid
Blood %'s
Plasma 55%
Formed Elements 45%
leukocyte
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