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Thoracic Duct |
Largest lymphatic vessel in the body |
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White Blood Cell normal range |
5000 - 10,000 per mm of blood |
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Red blood cell normal range |
4.2 - 6.2 million per mm of blood |
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Hemoglobin Normal range |
12-16 |
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Hematocrit normal range |
45% |
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Platelets normal range |
140,000 - 340,000 |
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What is the clotting process? |
Injury site platelets form temporary platelet plug Release prothrombin activator (clotting factor) Prothrombin activator + calcium converts prothrombin to thrombin Thrombin reacts with fibrinogen & forms fibrin which traps Red Blood Cells to form a clot. |
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Thrombus |
Clot that stays still (doesn’t move) |
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Eboli |
Clot that moves |
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What are the blood types? |
A, B, AB, O |
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Antigen & Antibodies for Blood type A |
Antigen: Type A Antibodies: Anti-B |
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Antigen & Antibodies for blood type B |
Antigen: Type B Antibodies: Anti-A |
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Antigen & Antibodies for blood type AB |
Antigen: Type AB Antibodies: None |
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Antigen & Antibodies for blood type AB |
Antigen: Type AB Antibodies: None |
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Antigen & Antibodies for blood type O |
Antigen: None Antibodies: Anti-A & Anti-B |
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Which blood type is the universal Donor? |
O |
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Which blood type is the universal Recipient? |
AB |
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What is the range for PH of the blood? |
7.35 - 7.45 |
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Thrombin Formation |
Forms blood clot |
