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Blood Composition and Formation: Terms and Definitions, Quizzes of Biology

Definitions for various terms related to blood composition and formation, including plasma, plasma proteins, red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and clotting factors. It also covers conditions such as anemia and polycythemia.

Typology: Quizzes

2012/2013

Uploaded on 11/19/2013

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TERM 1
blood
DEFINITION 1
cells (45%) + fluid (55%)
TERM 2
plasma
DEFINITION 2
90% water + 10% other stuff
TERM 3
plasma proteins
DEFINITION 3
albumin, globulin, fibrinogen
TERM 4
albumin
DEFINITION 4
provides blood with osmotic pressureallows for tissue fluid to
be pulled back into bloodstream
TERM 5
globulin
DEFINITION 5
lipoproteins, antibodies, clot forming proteins
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blood

cells (45%) + fluid (55%)

TERM 2

plasma

DEFINITION 2

90% water + 10% other stuff

TERM 3

plasma proteins

DEFINITION 3

albumin, globulin, fibrinogen

TERM 4

albumin

DEFINITION 4

provides blood with osmotic pressureallows for tissue fluid to

be pulled back into bloodstream

TERM 5

globulin

DEFINITION 5

lipoproteins, antibodies, clot forming proteins

fibrinogen

allows blood to coagulate (go from liquid to solid)

TERM 7

edema

DEFINITION 7

accumulation of tissue fluid

TERM 8

erythrocytes

DEFINITION 8

RBC'smost numerous of blood cells

TERM 9

biconcave discs

DEFINITION 9

shape of RBCallows for folding to fit through capillaries

TERM 10

hemoglobin

DEFINITION 10

made by liverbinds some oxygen at lungs and transports that

oxygen through the blood

sickle cell anemia

cells have crescent shapegenetically inherited, can't capture

and carry enough oxygen

TERM 17

leukocytes

DEFINITION 17

WBC'smust be stained to see them

TERM 18

neutrophil

DEFINITION 18

phagocytic cellspick up neutral stain

TERM 19

eosinophils

DEFINITION 19

secrete enzymes onto pathogens that are too big to be

phagocytizedpick up pink eosin stain

TERM 20

basophils

DEFINITION 20

secrete histamine to promote increased blood flowpick up

basic blue stain

lymphocytes

large, round nucleus takes up entire cellsecrete antibodies

TERM 22

monocytes

DEFINITION 22

kidney shaped nucleusbecome macrophages when they

leave blood stream and enter tissues

TERM 23

diapedesis

DEFINITION 23

the ability of WBCs to exit a capillary to go into the

surrounding tissues (can squeeze through pores in capillary)

TERM 24

leukocytosis

DEFINITION 24

greater than normal number of WBC'smade to defend

against pathogens when sick

TERM 25

thrombocytes

DEFINITION 25

(platelets)clotting cells

embolus

free floating thrombus(thrombus that has broken loose and

flows into blood stream)

TERM 32

serum

DEFINITION 32

like plasma without fibrinogenblood in test tube

TERM 33

plasma

DEFINITION 33

free flowing blood

TERM 34

hemopoiesis

DEFINITION 34

the creation of blood cells (occurs in red bone marrow)

TERM 35

stem cells

DEFINITION 35

can turn into any kind of blood cell

leukemia

cancer of the bone marrow, circulating immature WBC's