AP2 FInal Exm2
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| Second structure in the conduction pathway | ||
| Fifth Structure in conduction pathway | ||
| third structure in conduction pathway | ||
| first structure in conduction pathway | ||
| Fourth Structure in conduction pathway | ||
| a bulge in the wall of a vessel | ||
| Bursting of a brain aneurysm | ||
| Blockage of a coronary blood vessel | ||
| plaque forms in the wall of vessel | ||
| thoracis pain caused by temporary deficiency in blood to the myocardium | ||
| Parasitic Infection | ||
| Bacterial Infection | ||
| Fungal Infection | ||
| Allergic Reaction | ||
| Viral Infection | ||
| All fluid Elements | ||
| Plasma MINUS clotting proteins | ||
| Red Blood Cell | ||
| White Blood Cell | ||
| Formation of ANY blood cell | ||
| Formation of ERYTHROCYTES, 2 million a second. | ||
| Faster and Shorter Pathway | ||
| Produces more fibrin and is a stronger clot | ||
| Heart at contraction | ||
| Heart at relaxation | ||
| Maintain tension on SA valves. | ||
| Antigen=A, Agglutin =Anti-B, Blood that can be recieved is A, O | ||
| Antigen= B, Agglutin= A, Blood can be recieved = B, O | ||
| Antigen= A, B . Agglutin= NONE, Blood can be recieved = A, b, AB, O (UNIVERSAL RECIPIANT) | ||
| Antigen= NONE, Agglutin = Anti a, Anti b, Blood that can recieved = O (UNIVERSALE DONOR) | ||
| Antibody | ||
| GIves up O2 enough to change shape, more common in african decent, can lead to death due to clotting. | ||
| Not making enough globins | ||
| Valve between right atrium and Right ventricle. | ||
| SA deploarization (contraction) | ||
| Ventricle Depolarization | ||
| Ventricular Repolarization (relaxing) | ||
| Stem Cell divides | ||
| Proerythroblast is produced | ||
| Ribosome Synthesis | ||
| Hemoglobin Accumilation | ||
| Cell ejects Nucleus | ||
| Reticulocytes enter blood stream. | ||
| Immediate Response To injury, Blood vessels constrict, limits blood to area, reflexes from local pain receptors. | ||
| Platelets stcik to damaged area and form a temporary plug. once attached they release chemicals: serotonin, ADP, platelet phosolipids. | ||
| Clotting, transform blood from a liquid to a gel. 3 phases - produce prothrombinase, convert prothrombin to thrombin, convert fibrogen to fibromesh. | ||
| A little bit basic, helps act as a buffering system. | ||
| Pulmonary | ||
| Increase of blood pressure | ||
| Increase blood flow. | ||
| Smaller than lymphatic vessels. |