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Blood

Blood. Biol 105 Lecture 14 Chapter 11. Outline. Overview of blood Functions of blood Composition of blood Composition of plasma Composition of formed elements Platelets White blood cells Red blood cells Blood types Clotting Disorders. Blood: An Overview. Blood

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Section 1 The Cardiovascular System

Section 1 The Cardiovascular System. Chapter 23. Objectives. List four main parts of the cardiovascular system, and describe their functions. Describe the two types of circulation of blood in the body. List four cardiovascular problems. Section 1 The Cardiovascular System. Chapter 23.

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Functions of Blood

Functions of Blood. Deliver O 2 , nutrients to all body cells Transport waste products from cells for elimination Transport hormones Maintain body temp (distribute heat) Maintain pH (carry buffers) Maintain fluid volume Prevent blood loss (clotting) Prevent infection (WBCs, antibodies).

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What is Leukemia? PART 1

What is Leukemia? PART 1. NAZARIO A. MACALINTAL JR, MD, FPCP, FPCCP, ALMI For Underwriting. Leukemia is a cancer of blood-forming tissue such as bone marrow. Its types are grouped by the type of cell affected and by the rate of cell growth. Leukemia is either acute or chronic.

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Chapter 19: The Blood

Chapter 19: The Blood. BIO 211 Lecture Instructor: Dr. Gollwitzer. Today in class we will discuss: The primary functions of the blood List the physical characteristics and major components of the blood Plasma Describe the composition and functions of plasma

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Blood. Lecture Presentation. Betty McGuire Cornell University. Blood. Functions of blood Composition of blood Blood cell disorders Blood types Blood clotting. Functions of Blood. Transportation Protection Regulation pH Temperature. Composition of Blood. Plasma

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Cardiovascular System

Cardiovascular System. Characteristics of Blood. Connective tissue Plasma and cells Transports substances between body cells and the external environment. Blood Volumes. Varies with body size, fluid and electrolyte concentrations, and amount of adipose

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. The Blood. The Blood.

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CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

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Chapter 12: Blood

Chapter 12: Blood. Blood Volume. Roughly 5 liters per person Blood is heavier than water (components are made primarily of water with other biochemicals added in!) Varies with: Body size Changes in fluid and electrolytes/salt Amount of adipose fat tissue

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Cell transport Review game

Cell transport Review game. Q1. A 1. Q2. B. A 2. B. Q3. A 3. Q2. TRUE or FALSE White blood cells (WBCs) help fight infection. Arteries carry blood to the heart while veins carry blood away from it. A. TRUE or FALSE White blood cells (WBCs) help fight infection . TRUE

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FORMED ELEMENTS OF BLOOD (cont.)

FORMED ELEMENTS OF BLOOD (cont.). Functions of platelets Important role in hemostasis and blood coagulation; secondary role in defending against bacterial attacks

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Blood

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Blood

Blood. 17. Overview of Blood Circulation. Blood leaves the heart via arteries that branch repeatedly until they become capillaries Oxygen (O 2 ) and nutrients diffuse across capillary walls and enter tissues Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) and wastes move from tissues into the blood.

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Blood. Blood. Average adult body has 8-10 pints of blood Function of the blood Transport Regulatory Protection. Blood Composition. Plasma Erythrocytes or red blood cells Leukocytes or white blood cells Thrombocytes or platelets. Blood Plasma. Straw colored

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Functions of Blood

Functions of Blood. Deliver O 2 , nutrients to all body cells Transport waste products from cells for elimination Transport hormones Maintain body temp (distribute heat) Maintain pH (carry buffers) Maintain fluid volume Prevent blood loss (clotting) Prevent infection (WBCs, antibodies).

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The Cardiovascular System: Blood

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Nelson Kraucak - Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) refers to blood plasma, which has a high concentration of platelets. These concentrated platelets contain huge doses of bioactive proteins, which initiate new blood vessel formation, bone regeneration and healing, connective tissue repair, and endorse overall wound healing. For more info, visit http://www.lifefamilypractice.com

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