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Plasma

Liquid medium for carrying various substances in the blood



NUTRIENTS

Red Blood Cells

RBCs ~ Erythrocytes


Carry oxygen


Produced in Bone Marrow


Lack internal organelles


Lack Nucleus

Hemoglobin

Protein in RBCs that carry oxygen



What gives blood it's red color

Platelets

Pieces of cells in bone marrow



Used for clotting blood

Universal


Donor

Type O

Universal


Recipient

Type AB

3 Major Types of Plasma

- Albumins


- Globulins


- Fibrinogen

Albumin

Made in Liver



Regulates pH

Fibrinogen

Blood Clotting

Globulins

3 Types


-Alpha, Beta & Gamma



Alpha & Beta - transport substances in blood



Gamma - Antibodies


- Fight disease causing pathogens

White


Blood Cells

WBCs ~ Leukocytes


Larger than RBCs, have nucleus, lack


Hemoglobin, translucent



Types of WBCs

GRANULAR


- Neutrophils.....phagocytize pathogens


and cellular debris


- Eosinophils .....Digest large pathogens


- Basophils.........Promote blood flow to


injured tissues and the


inflammatory response



AGRANULAR


-Lymphocytes....Responsible for specific


immunity


-Monocytes.......Become macrophages


that phagocytize


pathogens & cellular debris