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Lab #15 Blood. What are the parts of the blood? What are some diseases that affect human blood?. TASK #1. OBSERVING RED BLOOD CELLS, WHITE BLOOD CELLS AND PLATELETS. Human Blood Parts. Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes = scientific name) Carry oxygen (gas)
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Lab #15 Blood What are the parts of the blood? What are some diseases that affect human blood?
TASK #1 OBSERVING RED BLOOD CELLS, WHITE BLOOD CELLS AND PLATELETS
Human Blood Parts • Red Blood Cells(Erythrocytes = scientific name) • Carry oxygen (gas) • Protein = Hemoglobin – helps them hold on to the oxygen • Most numerous in a blood smear
Red Blood Cells • Draw one or two RBC’s on your chart on page 2 where it says drawings and labels • Label • Cell membrane • Cytoplasm • Number of cells in field (count) = 100 Cell membrane Cytoplasm
Human Blood Parts • White Blood Cells (Leukocytes = scientific name) • Function in the immune system • Much larger than RBC’s • Least Numerous • Surround and engulf bacteria = phagocytosis • Since they help fight infections a high number of them may indicate that you are sick and/or have a disease!
White Blood Cells • Draw one or two WBC’s on your chart on page 2 where it says drawings and labels • Label: • Cell membrane • Cytoplasm • Nucleus • Number of cells in field (count) = 15 Cell membrane Nuclear material This is it!! Cytoplasm
Human Blood Parts • Platelets (Thrombocyte = scientific name) • Function in clotting • “Dot-like” fragments scattered throughout smear • Cell fragments, not cells! • Next most numerous
Platelets • Draw some platelets on your chart on page 2 where it says drawings and labels. • You DO NOT have to label anything for these. • They are the little purple dots!!! • “t” stands for thrombocyte • Number of cells in field (count) = 50
Human Blood Parts • Plasma • Functions in transporting nutrients and hormones. • Separates this way due to density. • Yellowish in color • On your lab, sketchthe test tube showing the separation of blood • Labelthe parts of the blood as shown in the diagram
TASK #2 Observing a healthy human blood smear
Human Blood Smear • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • WBC • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets White blood cell Magnification 800x
TASK #3 Observing common blood diseases and disorders
Leukemia Smear • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • WBC • NOTICE THAT THE NUCLEUS IS MUCH BIGGER! • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets Diseased white blood cell Magnification 800x
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Sickle cell • WBC • Label cell mem • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets Magnification 800x
Mononucleosis Smear • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • WBC • NOTICE THE WATERY APPEARANCE OF THE WBC • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets Magnification 800x
TASK #4 Observing the blood of other vertebrates
Frog Blood • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • WBC • Label cell mem • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets Platelet
Bird blood • Identify: • Red Blood cell • Label cell membrane • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • WBC • Label cell mem • Label cytoplasm • Label nucleus • Platelets • Just draw some dots! Red blood cell White blood cell