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A common process of separating blood plasma from other formed substances.
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Centrifuge
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Red blood cells with no nucleus that transport oxygen and are the most numerous averaging from 4.5-5 million in per microliter in blood.*Red blood cells life span/age is 120 days.*
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Erythrocytes
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A common process of separating blood plasma from other formed substances.
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Red blood cells with no nucleus that transport oxygen and are the most numerous averaging from 4.5-5 million in per microliter in blood.*Red blood cells life span/age is 120 days.*
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The function of these cells are to clear the body of foreign material and cellular debris. For example, these cells increase when the infection is present in the body.
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This is 55% of the blood volume and is 91% water.
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These factors prevent blood loss from damaged blood vessels.
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This is the most abundant protein in plasma and is important for blood's osmotic pressure.
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These are cell fragments involved in blood clotting.
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The measurement of a solutions acidity and alkalinity.
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The normal range of pH in the blood.
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The history or birth of all blood cells.
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A protein with iron that carries oxygen bound to red blood cells.
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The hormone that stimulates red blood cell production.
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The most abundant of white blood cells, making up about 60% of all leukocytes.
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The second most abundant of white blood cells found in the lymphoid tissue.
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The largest of the white blood cells.
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The process of large white blood cells ingesting a foreign substance.
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These are the "Big eaters" or superstars of the large white blood cells that are very active in the disposal of invaders.
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A process of preventing blood loss when a blood vessel is damaged.
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This is a prevention of blood clots.
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A substance that triggers a immune response.
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A process of cells rupturing and releasing hemoglobin.
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This is a universal donor.
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This is a universal receiver.
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The loss of a large amount (volume) of blood.
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This lab measures how much blood volume are in red blood cells.
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A condition resulting from hemoglobin deficiency and a decreased hematocrit level.
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A process of normal and abnormal hemoglobin separated and measured.
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Normal range of white blood cells.
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A substance that forms blood clots. *The conversion of fibrinogen into this substance of thin threads.*
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This contains the same components as plasma except for the clotting factors.
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This keeps plasma and returns the remaining substances to the donor.
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Keeps desired substances and returns the remaining to the donor.
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Normal range of platelets.
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These are the main functions of blood.
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These are the main substances transported in the blood.
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The is a process of when red blood cells stick or clump together in clusters.
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This mineral/element helps bind oxygen to the red blood cells (erythrocytes) in hemoglobin.
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This is a substance produced by cellular metabolsim and carried to the lungs to be dropped off and exhaled from the nose or mouth.
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Multiple erythrocytes greater than 60% accumulation in the blood.
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These lymphocytes mature and multiple in the lymphatic tissue.
