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Functions of blood (8)

-transporting oxygen and nutrients to the cell


-transporting carbon dioxidr and waste products away from the cell


-transporting hormones to the cell


-maintaining pH of bodily fluids


-distributing heat and maintaining body temperature


-maintain water content and ion concentration of bodily fluids


-protect against disease


-clotting and preventing blood loss

Red blood cells

Erythrocytes

White blood cells

Leucocytes

Paletes

Thrombocytes

How is oxygen transported?

Through oxyhaemoglobin increasing red blood cells ability to cary oxygen. 97% is transported through haemoglobin molecules in plasma.

How is carbon dioxide transported?

8% is dissolved in plasma, 22% combines with globin of haemoglobin to form carbaminohaemoglobin and 70% is carried by bicarbonate ions in plasma

Arteries

Blood is carried away from heart

Capillaries

Blood carried between cells in tiny vessels

Capillaries

Blood carried between cells in tiny vessels

Veins

Carry blood back to the heart

Veins

Carry blood back to the heart

Right side of the heart pumps blood to...

The lungs

Left side of the heart pumps blood to...

The body

Systole is?

The pumping phase of the cardiac cycle, heart muscles contract

Diastole

Is the filling phase of the cardiac cycle, heart muscles relax