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Ch. 17-Blood

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blood is powered by the action of what organ?   show
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show 1) carries respiratory gases, 2) carries nutrients, 3) carries hormones, 4) regulates body temperature  
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blood volume for males (in liters)   show
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show 4-5 liters  
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show 7.35-7.45  
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viscosity of blood   show
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show 100.4 degrees F  
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the liquid portion of blood   show
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show water  
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show albumin  
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a primary plasma protein: transport antibodies   show
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show fibrinogen  
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show white blood cells, red blood cells, thrombocytes  
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show leukocytes  
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red blood cells are also known as   show
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thrombocytes are also known as   show
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show neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils  
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this formed element is shaped like a biconcave disc   show
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this formed element doesn't have any mitochondria   show
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show RBCs  
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this formed element has no organelles or nuclei   show
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show hemoglobin  
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show WBCs  
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show diapedesis  
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type of leukocyte which has a granular-appearing cytoplasm   show
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type of leukocyte which does not have a granular cytoplasm   show
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show neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils  
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two agranulocytic WBCs   show
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show neutrophils  
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WBC type which ends allergic reactions, attacks parasitic infections   show
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WBC type which secretes histamines, and function in inflammation mediation-start the allergic reaction response and mediate the inflammation   show
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most important cells of the immune system, act against a specific antigen (specific resistance)   show
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two main classes of lymphocytes   show
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type of lymphocyte which attacks foreign cells directly   show
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show B cells  
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show monocytes  
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show thrombocytes  
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show thrombin  
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show antiprothrombin  
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the process by which blood cells are formed   show
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the site of blood cell formation   show
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show the blood stem cell  
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this stem cell type gives rise to lymphocytes   show
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this stem cell type gives rise to all other blood cell types (excluding lymphocytes):   show
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