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What makes up blood?
Plasma is __% volume of blood.
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conents of plasma is?
proteins/minerals/glucose/hormones/CO2/platelets/blood cells
Hematocrit is?
the percentage of blood composed of cells
Normally 40-45%
15g of Hg in men
14g of Hg in women
RBCs-Erythrocytes-

Most _____ blood cell.
Biconcave disks
Production of RBCs is?
Life span?
abundant blood cell.

very flexible, easily deformed

produced during gestation; yolk sac, liver, spleen, lymph nodes, after birth; from bone marrow

life span= 120 days
Functions of RBCs include?
transport hemoglobin (main function)

contains enzyme carbonic anhydrase
- causes rxns turn CO2 into bicarbonate ion, HCO3 is transported in plasma, not RBC
Genesis of blood cells-

Pluripotential hematopoietic stem cell is?
bone marrow cell that all blood cells derived from
growth inducers are?
proteins that induce growth of stem cells
differentiation inducers are?
proteins that induce differentiation.
Vitamin B12 and folic acid are necessary for?
maturation of RBCs.
growth and differentiation facrtors can be affected by other factors like amount of?
O2, disease etc...
Regulation of RBC production-

anything causing decreased tissue oxygenation will lead to?
increased RBC production

-altitude, destruction of bone marrow, anemia, cardiac failure, lung disease
Erythropoietin- a glycoprotein hormon formed mainly in?
kidneys responsible for stimulating RBC production during times of hypoxia
Platelets- aka thrombocytes
formed by fragmentation of the precursor cell?

Function of platelets is?
megakaryocyte.

hemostasis: blood clotting
growth factor source
White blood cells- leukocytes-
involved in immunity,
Increased number is usually a sign of ?
disease
types of leukocytes are?
Granulocytes.
Agranulocytes.
granulocytes: neutrophils, basophils, eosinophils
agranulocytes; lymphocytes, monocytes, macrophages