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3. A man has lost 0.5 liter of blood. Explain the mechanism of volume of circulated blood restoration under these conditions during some hours after blood loss, taking into consideration the changes of hydrostatic pressures in arterial and venous ends of capillary. Will the osmotic and oncotic pressures be changed? What process namely filtration or reabsorbtion, will take place in arterial and venous ends of capillary under blood loss condition? How will hematocrit be changed as a result of such processes told before

3. A man has lost 0.5 liter of blood. Explain the mechanism of volume of circulated blood restoration under these conditions during some hours after blood loss, taking into consideration the changes of hydrostatic pressures in arterial and venous ends of capillary. Will the osmotic and oncotic pressures be changed? What process namely filtration or reabsorbtion, will take place in arterial and venous ends of capillary under blood loss condition? How will hematocrit be changed as a result of such processes told before

Phlebotomy Essentials
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3. A man has lost 0.5 liter of blood. Explain the mechanism of volume of circulated blood restoration under these conditions during some hours after blood loss, taking into consideration the changes of hydrostatic pressures in arterial and venous ends of capillary. Will the osmotic and oncotic pressures be changed? What process namely filtration or reabsorbtion, will take place in arterial and venous ends of capillary under blood loss condition? How will hematocrit be changed as a result of such processes told before
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