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what is blood made of
blood is composed of formed elements and plasma
what are erythrocyte
red blood cells that transport respiratory gas in the blood
what are leukocytes
white blood cells that defend the body against pathogens
platelets
help to clot the blood and prevent blood loss from damaged vessels
what is the general function of blood
transport
regulation
protection
what does blood regulate
body temperature
body pH
fluid balance
how does blood help to protect the body
leukocytes
what color is blood
oxygen rich blood is scarlet
oxygen poor blood is dark red
how much blood is in the body
about 5 Liter
more in men than females
what is bloods viscosity
about 4-5 times more viscous than water
what pH is blood
7.3 7.4 alkaline
what are the three components of a centrifuges blood sample
plasma 55%-water/albumin
Buffy coat <1%
erythrocyte 44%
what is while blood
plasma and formed elements
hematocrit
percentage of the volume of all formed elements in the3 blood
what are the plasma proteins
albumin
globulin
fibrinogen
enzymes
some hormones
what is blood considered
colloid bc it contains protein
colloid osmotic pressure
osmotic pressure extered by plasma proteins
albumins
smallest most abundant of the plasma membrane
makes up about 58%
greatest colloid pressure
acts as a transport proteins that carry ions hormones and lipids
globulins
second largest 37%
alpha - globulin smaller
beta - globulin larger bind and transports certain water
gamma-globulins- immunoglobulin
fibrinogen
4%
responsible for blood clots
turns into fibrin
serum
plasma without clotting protien
regulatory protein
minor class of plasma protein
hemocytoblast
stem cell that can develop into many different kinds of cells
hemopoiesis
a process in which formed elements are produced
myeloid
line of blood development that forms erthrocytes, all leukocytes except lymphocytes, and megakargocytes
lymphoid
forms only lymphocytes
erythropoiesis
production of erythrocytes
what hormone controls the rate of erythrocytes production
erythropoitin (EPO)
how a erythrocytes is formed