Rozema Anatomy—Spring 2010
Name: ______Hr: ______
Unit 1: Circulatory System à Week 1 NOTES
Topic: ______Date: ______
1) What is blood?
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- Purpose:
2) Blood Cells:
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- Types:
A: Erythrocytes =
B: Leukocytes =
C: Platelets =
3) Plasma:
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- Contains:
A: Plasma Proteins…
B: Water
C: Salts
D: Nutrients
4) Erythrocytes (RBC’s):
- Purpose:
- Hemoglobin:
5) Anemia:
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- Cause:
- Result:
- Special Case = Sickle Cell Anemia
- Treatments:
6) Leukocytes (WBC’s):
- Purpose:
- Mechanisms:
A: Diapedesis…
B: Positive Chemotaxis….
7) Types of Leukocytes:
- Neutrophil:
- Eosinophil:
- Basophil:
- Lymphocytes:
- Monocyotes:
8) Platelets:
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Topic: ______Date: ______
1) Antigens & Antibodies:
- Membranes of RBC’s contain unique I.D. Tags (Antigens)….
- Antibody:
2) Agglutination:
- Agglutination =
- When blood-cell antigens bind with their matching antibodies à AGGLUTINATION!
3) Blood Groups:
RBC Antigens: / Present Antibodies (Found in Person’s Blood): / Donate To: / Receive From:Type AB
Type AB (+)
Type A
Type A (+)
Type B
Type B (+)
Type O
Type O (+)
4) Why don’t your RBC’s produce the SAME type of antibodies?
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5) Blood Typing:
- Purpose:
- Procedure:
6) Blood Typing Example #1:
You mix some of Angelica’s blood with Anti-A serum, and Anti-B serum.
Angelica’s blood looks clumpy when mixed with Anti-A serum, but not with Anti-B serum.
A: What types of antigens do HER red blood cells have?
B: What blood type does Angelica have?
C: Who can Angelica donate to?
D: Who can Angelica receive from?
7) Blood Typing Example #2:
You mix some of Michael’s blood with Anti-A serum, and Anti-B serum.
Michael’s blood does not look clumpy with either Anti-A or Anti-B serums.
A: Which types of antigens do HIS red blood cells have?
B: What blood type does Michael have?
C: Who can Michael donate to?
D: Who can Michael receive from?
8) RhD Antigens:
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9) Blood Typing Example #3:
You mix some of Katelyn’s blood with Anti-A serum, Anti-B serum, and RhD serum.
Katelyn’s blood looks clumpy with Anti-B serum, and RhD serum, but not with Anti-A serum.
A: Which types of antigens do HER red blood cells have?
B: What blood type does Katelyn have?
C: Who can Katelyn donate to?
D: Who can Katelyn receive from?