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Use the lettered terms below to fill in the blanks in the diagram.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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S CHAPTER 17 Blood SECTION 1 Review Matching Use the lettered terms below to fill in the blanks in the diagram. Plasma Proteins 1 a. electrolytes b. globulins c. 99.9% d. oxygen transport e. cell fragments f. 7% g. fibrinogen h. defense mechanisms i. organic nutrients j. 92% k. organic wastes I. 1% m. <0.1% n. <0.1% O. albumins Imake up about 60 percent of the plasma proteins. As the most abundant plasma proteins, they are major contributors to the osmotic pressure of plasma. 3 Imake up approximately 35 percent of the proteins in plasma. functions in clotting and normally 4. makes up about 4 percent of plasma proteins. Other Solutes 5 The major plasma 6 Mg2+, CI-, HCO,, HPO,, and SO,2-. |are Nat, K*, Ca2+, hin 7 are used for ATP production, Plasma n ea growth, and maintenance of cells. ulm 8| Jare carried to sites for breakdown or 55% veir (Range 46-63%) excretion. e d. Water 9. Whole e blood consists of Formed Elements Platelets 1o Platelets are small, membrane-bound 11 contain enzymes and other substances impor- tant to blood clotting. 45% (Range 37-54%) TYDOL that White Blood Cells 12 White blood cells play a role in the body's 13 Red Blood Cells 14 Red blood cells are essential for 15 in the blood. 89
Transcribed Image Text:S CHAPTER 17 Blood SECTION 1 Review Matching Use the lettered terms below to fill in the blanks in the diagram. Plasma Proteins 1 a. electrolytes b. globulins c. 99.9% d. oxygen transport e. cell fragments f. 7% g. fibrinogen h. defense mechanisms i. organic nutrients j. 92% k. organic wastes I. 1% m. <0.1% n. <0.1% O. albumins Imake up about 60 percent of the plasma proteins. As the most abundant plasma proteins, they are major contributors to the osmotic pressure of plasma. 3 Imake up approximately 35 percent of the proteins in plasma. functions in clotting and normally 4. makes up about 4 percent of plasma proteins. Other Solutes 5 The major plasma 6 Mg2+, CI-, HCO,, HPO,, and SO,2-. |are Nat, K*, Ca2+, hin 7 are used for ATP production, Plasma n ea growth, and maintenance of cells. ulm 8| Jare carried to sites for breakdown or 55% veir (Range 46-63%) excretion. e d. Water 9. Whole e blood consists of Formed Elements Platelets 1o Platelets are small, membrane-bound 11 contain enzymes and other substances impor- tant to blood clotting. 45% (Range 37-54%) TYDOL that White Blood Cells 12 White blood cells play a role in the body's 13 Red Blood Cells 14 Red blood cells are essential for 15 in the blood. 89
grahulocytes Ceukimia Teukénja agranulocytes abnormal Matching Match each lettered description with the most closely related term. a. blood disorders 19 Myeloid tissue 19 b. basophil 20 Anucleated 20 21 Dyscrasias 22 Monocytes 23 Granulocyte c. jaundice 21 d. venipuncture 22 e. red bone marrow 23 f. mature RBCS 24 Agglutination 24 g. parasitic disease 25 Agranulocyte 25 h. blood clotting elements 26 Bilirubin 26 i. erythropoietin 27 Median cubital vein 27 j. cross-reaction 28 Malaria 28 29 Hormone 29 k. macrophages 30 1. lymphocyte 30 Platelets Section integration
Transcribed Image Text:grahulocytes Ceukimia Teukénja agranulocytes abnormal Matching Match each lettered description with the most closely related term. a. blood disorders 19 Myeloid tissue 19 b. basophil 20 Anucleated 20 21 Dyscrasias 22 Monocytes 23 Granulocyte c. jaundice 21 d. venipuncture 22 e. red bone marrow 23 f. mature RBCS 24 Agglutination 24 g. parasitic disease 25 Agranulocyte 25 h. blood clotting elements 26 Bilirubin 26 i. erythropoietin 27 Median cubital vein 27 j. cross-reaction 28 Malaria 28 29 Hormone 29 k. macrophages 30 1. lymphocyte 30 Platelets Section integration
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