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BloodBlood
Health Science Technology IIHealth Science Technology II
Dr. WoodDr. Wood
Functions of bloodFunctions of blood
TransportationTransportationHeat regulation Heat regulation
Composition of bloodComposition of blood
Made of plasma & formed Made of plasma & formed elementselements
Plasma: fluid portion of bloodPlasma: fluid portion of blood Formed elementsFormed elements
Red blood cells (erythrocytes)Red blood cells (erythrocytes) White blood cells (leukocytes)White blood cells (leukocytes) Platelets (thrombocytes)Platelets (thrombocytes)
Hematocrit or Packed Cell Volume Hematocrit or Packed Cell Volume (PCV)(PCV)
Percent of red blood Percent of red blood cells in whole bloodcells in whole blood
Buffy coat (less than Buffy coat (less than 1%): white blood cells 1%): white blood cells & platelets & platelets
Erythrocytes (RBCs)Erythrocytes (RBCs)
Mature RBC has no Mature RBC has no nucleus, ribosomes, nucleus, ribosomes, mitochondriamitochondria
Small biconcave discs Small biconcave discs Primary component: Primary component:
hemoglobin (1/3 of hemoglobin (1/3 of cell volume)cell volume)
Transport oxygen & Transport oxygen & carbon dioxidecarbon dioxide
Destruction of RBCsDestruction of RBCs
Life span of RBC is about 105-120 daysLife span of RBC is about 105-120 daysMacrophages in lining of blood vessels in Macrophages in lining of blood vessels in
spleen & liver phagocytose old or spleen & liver phagocytose old or damaged RBCdamaged RBC
Erythrocytosis/PolycythemiaErythrocytosis/Polycythemia
Excess of red blood cellsExcess of red blood cellsRelative polycythemia: patient appears to Relative polycythemia: patient appears to
have an excess of RBCs due to ______.have an excess of RBCs due to ______.Absolute polycythemiaAbsolute polycythemia
Primary polycythemiaPrimary polycythemiaSecondary polycythemia: stimulated by Secondary polycythemia: stimulated by
increased erythropoietinincreased erythropoietin
AnemiaAnemia
Number of RBCs or hemoglobin is lowNumber of RBCs or hemoglobin is lowTypes:Types:
Iron deficiency anemiaIron deficiency anemiaVitamin deficiency anemiaVitamin deficiency anemiaSickle cell anemiaSickle cell anemiaHemolytic anemiaHemolytic anemia
Iron Deficiency AnemiaIron Deficiency Anemia
Cells are microcytic & Cells are microcytic & hypochromichypochromic
Normocytic & Normocytic & normochromic: Normal normochromic: Normal RBCsRBCs
Sickle cell anemiaSickle cell anemia
Leukocytes (WBCs)Leukocytes (WBCs)
5 types5 types All have nucleiAll have nuclei Larger than RBCsLarger than RBCs
Granulocytes (have Granulocytes (have large granules in large granules in cytoplasm)cytoplasm) NeutrophilsNeutrophils EosinophilsEosinophils BasophilsBasophils
AgranulocytesAgranulocytes LymphocytesLymphocytes MonocytesMonocytes
NeutrophilsNeutrophils
About 65% of the total About 65% of the total WBC countWBC count
Multilobed nucleusMultilobed nucleus Small light purple Small light purple
granules in cytoplasmgranules in cytoplasm Function: cell defense Function: cell defense
by phagocytosis of by phagocytosis of microorganismsmicroorganisms
Life span: hours to 3 Life span: hours to 3 daysdays
NeutrophiliaNeutrophilia
Increase in number of Increase in number of neutrophilsneutrophils
Often secondary to an Often secondary to an acute bacterial acute bacterial infectioninfection
NeutropeniaNeutropenia
Abnormally low number of neutrophilsAbnormally low number of neutrophilsResulting from:Resulting from:
Decreased production: drug toxicity, virus, etcDecreased production: drug toxicity, virus, etc Increased destructionIncreased destructionPooling: overwhelming infectionsPooling: overwhelming infections
EosinophilsEosinophils
Usually 2 lobed Usually 2 lobed nucleusnucleus
Large orange-red Large orange-red staining granulesstaining granules
Function: cellular Function: cellular defense usually defense usually against parasites & against parasites & involved in allergic involved in allergic reactionsreactions
Life span: 10-12 daysLife span: 10-12 days
EosinophiliaEosinophilia
Increased number Increased number of eosinophilsof eosinophils
AllergiesAllergies Parasitic infectionParasitic infection
BasophilsBasophils
Usually 2 lobed Usually 2 lobed nucleusnucleus
Sparse, large purple Sparse, large purple staining granulesstaining granules
Least numerous WBCLeast numerous WBC Function: secrete Function: secrete
heparin & histamineheparin & histamine Life span: hours to 3 Life span: hours to 3
daysdays
LymphocytesLymphocytes
Smallest of WBC, Smallest of WBC, about 25% of total about 25% of total WBC countWBC count
Large spherical nuclei Large spherical nuclei with scant pale blue with scant pale blue cytoplasmcytoplasm
Life span: days to Life span: days to yearsyears
MonocytesMonocytes
Largest of the WBCLargest of the WBC Kidney bean shaped Kidney bean shaped
nuclei with large nuclei with large quantities of blue-gray quantities of blue-gray cytoplasmcytoplasm
Phagocytic cell capable Phagocytic cell capable of ingesting bacteria, of ingesting bacteria, debris, cancerous cellsdebris, cancerous cells
In tissue called In tissue called macrophagesmacrophages
Life span: monthsLife span: months
TermsTerms
LymphocytosisLymphocytosisLymphopenia or lymphocytopeniaLymphopenia or lymphocytopeniaBasophiliaBasophiliaMonocytosisMonocytosisMonocytopeniaMonocytopenia
PlateletsPlatelets
Small, nearly Small, nearly colorless, irregularcolorless, irregular
Important in clottingImportant in clotting
Platelet TermsPlatelet Terms
ThrombocytopeniaThrombocytopeniaThrombocytosisThrombocytosis
Blood TypesBlood Types
Refers to the type of antigens present on Refers to the type of antigens present on RBC membraneRBC membrane
Important blood antigens: A, B, RhImportant blood antigens: A, B, RhAgglutininsAgglutinins: antibodies dissolved in : antibodies dissolved in
plasma that react with specific blood group plasma that react with specific blood group antigensantigens
ABO SystemABO System
Type A: Antigen A on RBCsType A: Antigen A on RBCsType B: Antigen B on RBCsType B: Antigen B on RBCsType AB: Antigen A & B on RBCsType AB: Antigen A & B on RBCsType O: Neither A nor B on RBCsType O: Neither A nor B on RBCsPlasma never contains Ab against Ag Plasma never contains Ab against Ag
present on it own RBCs present on it own RBCs Plasma does contain AB against those Ag Plasma does contain AB against those Ag
notnot present on its RBCs present on its RBCs
The Rh SystemThe Rh System
Rh positive: Rh antigen is present on Rh positive: Rh antigen is present on RBCsRBCs
Rh negative: RBCs have no Rh antigenRh negative: RBCs have no Rh antigenBlood does not normally contain anti-Rh Blood does not normally contain anti-Rh
antibodies except thru previous antibodies except thru previous transfusion or pregnancytransfusion or pregnancy
Blood PlasmaBlood Plasma
90% water, 10 % solutes90% water, 10 % solutesMost of the solutes are proteins (formed Most of the solutes are proteins (formed
by liver)by liver)Albumin: help maintain osmotic balanceAlbumin: help maintain osmotic balanceGlobulins: immune mechanismGlobulins: immune mechanismFibrinogen: blood clottingFibrinogen: blood clotting
Remaining solutes are food substances, Remaining solutes are food substances, metabolic products, respiratory gases, metabolic products, respiratory gases, hormones, etchormones, etc