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This medical PowerPoint presentation is about the blood system, an essential part of the human body that is responsible for circulating blood throughout the body. Blood is composed of several components, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma.

Red blood cells contain hemoglobin, which carries oxygen from the lungs to the bodys tissues and organs. White blood cells are part of the immune system and help the body fight infections and diseases. Platelets are responsible for blood clotting, which is essential for preventing excessive bleeding after an injury. Plasma is a fluid that carries nutrients, hormones, and waste products throughout the body.

The blood system also includes several organs, such as the bone marrow, spleen, and liver, which help produce, store, and filter blood. The bone marrow produces new blood cells, while the spleen and liver remove old or damaged blood cells from the body.

Disorders of the blood system can have serious consequences for overall health. Common blood disorders include anemia, leukemia, and hemophilia. Regular check-ups and blood tests can help detect potential problems early, allowing for early treatment and management.

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1 The Blood System The Blood System Arteries Veins
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2 Objectives Objectives After studying this chapter, you will be able to Name the parts of the blood system and discuss the function of each part Define combining forms used in building words that relate to the blood system Identify the meaning of related abbreviations Name the common diagnoses, clinical procedures, and laboratory tests used in treating the blood system
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3 Objectives Part 2 Objectives cont'd List and define the major pathological conditions of the blood system Explain the meaning of surgical terms related to the blood system Recognize common pharmacological agents used in treating the blood system
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4 Structure and Function Structure and Function Blood complex mixture of cells, water, proteins and sugars transports nutrients, oxygen, and hormones to all parts of the body helps regulate body temperature helps maintain stability of the body’s fluid volume transports waste products away from body cells
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5 Blood Composition Structure and Function Without blood, human life is impossible Blood Composition Fluid Portion -Plasma consisting of: water proteins salts nutrients vitamins hormones Cellular Portion -Blood cells consisting of: red blood cells white blood cells platelets NOTE: If some proteins and blood cells were removed from plasma the remaining fluid would be called serum.
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6 Plasma Proteins Structure and Function Plasma Clear liquid made up of 92% water and 8% organic and inorganic biochemicals. Plasma Proteins
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7 Red Blood Cells Structure and Function Red Blood Cells Also known as erythrocytes Produced in the bone marrow in response to erythropoietin Mature red blood cells have no nucleus and appear biconcave Hemoglobin is a protein in red blood cells that is essential to the transport of oxygen Red blood cells live about 120 days
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8 Red Blood Cells Part 2 Hemoglobin Red Blood Cell Count Male = 4.6 to 6.4 Female = 4.2 to 5.4 Average red blood cells in a cubic millimeter of blood Structure and Function Red Blood Cell
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9 Leukocytes Structure and Function Leukocytes Also known as white blood cells Function to destroy foreign substances Two main groups are granulocytes and agranulocytes Granulocytes Agranulocytes Neutrophils Eosinophils Basophils Monocytes Lymphocytes
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10 Platelets Structure and Function Platelets Also known as thrombocytes. Live for about 10 days Assist in blood clotting Red blood cells Platelets Damaged Platelets begin to adhere to tissue edges and to each other as blood escapes. They form a soft platelet plug. Other clotting factors make this a stable plug or clot. Tissue mends and anti-thrombin, and other agents break down the clot.
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11 Blood Types Structure and Function Blood Types Four human blood types or groups exist Individuals needing a blood transfusion must be karyotyped. Blood typing is based on the presence of antigens and antibodies. Blood Types A, B, AB, O People with type O blood can donate to all other types and are called universal donors. Individuals with type AB are called universal recipients.
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12 Rh Factor Individuals receiving incompatible blood during a transfusion will have agglutination or clumping of the blood which can be fatal. Structure and Function Rh Factor In addition to the blood type, there is a positive or negative element found in the blood. Rh positive blood contains an antigen first identified in the rhesus monkeys. Rh negative blood does not contain the antigen. The Rh factor is very important during pregnancy because a mother that is Rh negative carrying a Rh positive fetus will develop antibodies to fight Rh positive blood cells with future pregnancies.
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13 Rh Antibodies Structure and Function Rh negative mom with Rh positive fetus First Pregnancy Antibodies develop Second Pregnancy Another Rh positive fetus If this mother did not receive Rhogam after her first delivery, this baby’s blood cells will be attacked (erythroblastosis fetalis) which could be fatal for the baby.
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14 Combining Forms (agglutin) Combining Forms and Abbreviations Combining Form Meaning agglutin (o) eosino erythr (o) hemat (o) leuk (o) phag (o) thromb (o)
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15 Combining Forms (APTT) Combining Forms and Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning APTT baso BCP BMT CBC diff eos
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16 Combining Forms (ESR) Combining Forms and Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning ESR G-CSF GM-CSF HCT HGB MCH
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17 Combining Forms (MCV) Combining Forms and Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning MCV mono PCV PLT PMN PT PTT
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18 Combining Forms (RBC) Combining Forms and Abbreviations Abbreviation Meaning RBC SR seg WBC
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19 Diagnostic, Procedural & Laboratory Terms Diagnostic, Procedural, and Laboratory Terms The withdrawal of blood for examination, known as venipuncture or phlebotomy, is used very frequently as a diagnostic tool.
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20 Common Blood Analyses Diagnostic, Procedural, and Laboratory Terms Common Blood Analyses complete blood count -common screen for basic medical checkup blood indices -measures size, volume and content of red blood cells erythrocyte sedimentation rate -measures rate at which red blood cells fall through plasma hematocrit -measures packed red blood cells in a sample Coomb’s test -tests for antibodies on red blood cells
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21 Common Blood Analyses Part 2 Diagnostic, Procedural, and Laboratory Terms Common Blood Analyses blood chemistry -tests plasma for various substances such as glucose and electrolytes blood culture -tests a blood specimen in a culture to identify the presence of microorganisms hemoglobin -measures level of hemoglobin in the blood white blood cell differential -tests number and types of leukocytes prothrombin time -tests for coagulation defects
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22 Anemia Pathological Terms Dyscrasia is a general term for any disease of the blood with abnormal material present. Anemia General term for a condition in which red blood cells do not transport enough oxygen to the tissues Causes may be related to a low number of cells or due to a low amount of hemoglobin Common Types of Anemia iron-deficiency anemia aplastic anemia pernicious anemia sickle cell anemia hemolytic anemia posthemorrhagic anemia
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23 Hemophilia Pathological Terms Disorders Related to Excessive Bleeding Hemophilia Hereditary disorder in which there is a lack of the clotting factor VIII Treated with medications and blood transfusions Thrombocytopenia Bleeding disorder with a lack of platelets Occurs in the condition called purpura which is the presence of multiple tiny hemorrhages under the skin
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24 Common Disorders Pathological Terms Disorders Related to Substances in the Blood Common Disorders pancytopenia Low number of all blood cells hemochromatosis Hereditary disorder that causes excessive iron to build up in the blood erythropenia Low number of red blood cells poikilocytosis Irregularly shaped red blood cells reticulocytosis Abnormal number of immature red blood cells
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25 Common Disorders Part 2 Pathological Terms hemolysis Breakdown in red blood cell membrane polycythemia Abnormal increase in red blood cells and hemoglobin aniosocytosis Red blood cells vary in size and shape macrocytosis Abnormally large red blood cells microcytosis Abnormally small red blood cells Common Disorders cont’d
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26 White Blood Cell Disorders Pathological Terms White Blood Cell Disorders Leukemia Neoplastic disorder in which there is an excessive increase in white blood cells Granulocytosis Abnormal increase of granulocytes in the bloodstream. Commonly seen during times of infection Multiple Myeloma Malignant tumor of the bone marrow
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27 Surgical Terms Surgical Terms Common Procedures Bone Marrow Biopsy Needle is inserted into the bone marrow cavity and bone marrow is removed for analysis Bone Marrow Transplant Performed for serious conditions such as leukemia Donor bone marrow is inserted into the patient’s bone marrow
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28 Anticoagulants Pharmacological Terms Anticoagulants Prevents blood from clotting Common Anticoagulants Generic Name Trade Name warfarin heparin aspirin Coumadin® Calciparine® Bayer®
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29 Coagulants Pharmacological Terms Coagulants Aid in the clotting of blood Common Coagulants Generic Name Trade Name phytonadione vitamin K Mephyton® Konakion®
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30 Hemostatics Pharmacological Terms Hemostatics Stops blood flow within the vessels Common Hemostatics Generic Name Trade Name desmopressin aminocaproic acid Concentraid® Amicar®
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31 Thrombolytics Pharmacological Terms Thrombolytics Dissolves blood clots Common Thrombolytics Generic Name Trade Name alteplase anistreplase streptokinase urokinase Activase® Eminase® Streptase® Abbokinase®
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32 Apply Your Knowledge Apply Your Knowledge Jamie is in an auto accident. His medic alert bracelet reads “hemophiliac”. Which of the following conditions would be most serious for Jamie? A. Infection B. Bleeding C. Fracture Answer: B. Bleeding
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33 Apply Your Knowledge Part 2 Apply Your Knowledge Sara is in desperate need of a blood transfusion. After type and cross match of the following individuals, which would most likely be the best donor for Sarah, whose blood type is A+? A. John, type B- B. Carol, type AB+ C. Steve, Type O+ Answer: C. Steve, type O+
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34 Apply Your Knowledge Part 3 Apply Your Knowledge Mr. Harrell has had a heart attack and his physician instructs him to take an over-the-counter medication that will keep his blood “thin”. Which of the following medications would be appropriate? A. Mylanta B. Bayer C. Doan’s Pills Answer: B. Bayer