Anat & Phys 2 Lab week 3

Erythrocyte

Thrombocyte

Leukocyte

Granulocyte

Neutrophil

Eosinphil

Basophil

Agranulocyte

Lymphocyte

Monocyte

Red bone marrow

Megakaryocyte

Determining value

PCV/TCL x 100

Relative values (females & males)

female 38% to 46% male 42% to 54%

Polycythemia

produce too many erythrocytes and have an elevated hematocrit.

Anemia

tthey do not have enough healthy erythrocytes to carry enough oxygen in their blood

ABO

Blood Type

Rh+/-

Anti-D is whether someone has

Antigen

surface markers on the outside of a cell.

Antibody

circulate in the blood plasma, if have Type A antigen then wont product type A antibodies cuz it will clump

Agglutination

Occurs when antibodies bind erythrocytes together, whereas clotting occurs when a fibrin mesh binds erythrocytes together.

Transfusion reactions

blood donation. Never put new antigen into someones blood.

Sickle Cell Anemia and Iron Deficient Anemia

Types of anemia