A&P III-BLOOD STUDY GUIDE
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imperative64 on September 28, 2010
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
HEMATOLOGY | a scientific study of blood and blood forming tissues |
HEMATOLOGIST | medical speciqlist in the sutdy of hematology |
PLASMA | 55 % of total blood |
YELLOW FLUID | 90 % WATER |
REMAINING 10% | electrolytes, proteins, fats, glucose and bilirubin, and gases, plasma proteins |
Gamma | antibodies in immune system |
Albumins | 60% plasma, protein, maintain normal blood volume and blood pressure |
Fibriogens | 4% plasma protein, essential in the process of blood clotting |
poikilocytosis | irregularity in shape |
erythrocytopenia | deficiency in numbers |
hypochromia | reduction of hemoglobin |
microcytosis | increase of numbers in small cells |
erythremia | polychtemia vera |
microcytosis | increase in numbers of large cells |
erythropoiesis | formation of red cells |
Hemolysis | destruction of red cells |
sickle cell anemia | crescent shape abnormal hemoglobin |
aplastic anemia | lack of poor developed bone marrow |
thalassemia | inability to produce hemoglobin |
CLL | chronic lymphocytic leukemia |
AML | acute myelogenous leukemia |
autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura | antibody that destroys platelets |
hemophilia | excessive bleeding caused by hereditary lack of protein |
relieving but not curing | pallative |
Deficiency of all blood cells | pancytopenia |
increase in numbers of granulocytes seen in allergic conditions | eosinophilia |
symptoms of disease return | relapse |
multiple pinpoint hemorrhages blood accumulates under the skin | purpura |
separation of blood into its components | apheresis |
symptoms of disease disappear | remission |
liquid portion of blood | plasma |
antigen | substance that the body recognizes as foreign and invokes an immune response |
RH factor | importan antigen located onthe surface of the RBC |
How did RH get it name? | named after the rhesus monkey |
hemopoiesis | formation of blood |
hemocytoblasts | immature blood cell |
differentiation | changes in tructure and function of a cell as it matures specialization |
oxyhemoglobin | protein and iron containing oxygen |
typed of granulocytes | eosinophil, neutrophil, and basophil |
thrombocytes | platelets formed in red bone marrow |
agglutination | process of clumping together |
polycythemia vera | general increase in blood cells |
hemochromatosis | excessive iron deposits through out the body |
pernicious anemia | resulting from deficiency of mature RBC's |
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