A&P III-BLOOD STUDY GUIDE

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A&P III-BLOOD STUDY GUIDE

HEMATOLOGY
a scientific study of blood and blood forming tissues
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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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