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Hypophyseal
Portal System: carries hormones from hypothalamus to anterior pituitary gland.
Erythrocytes
RBCs, carry oxygen
Where are all formed elements made?
In red bone marrow
Basophils appearance
Black, hard to see in nucleus
Ph of blood
7.35-7.45
Hemostasis
Sequence of responses that stops bleeding
3 steps of hemostasis
Vascular spasm, formation of platelet plug, coagulation
Primary lymphoid organs
sites of lymphocyte maturation (EX: red bone marrow, thymus)
Secondary lymphoid organs
are sites where adaptive, specific immune responses take place (EX: lymph nodes, spleen)
B-cells are…
antibodies
Innate resistance
nonspecific: general response
Immunity
adaptive and specific: learned response
Tolerence
Immune system ignores molecules that identify as self
Specificity
Response of immune system tailored to 1 particular antigen
Memory
Vigorous, speedy response to subsequent exposure to same antigen
MHC
self-antigens on all cell membranes, unique to each person
MHC I
On all cells except RBC
MHC II
only antigen presenting cells
Three steps of respiration
Pulmonary ventilation, external respiration, internal respiration
How is 78% of Co2 transported through blood
As a bicarbonate ion
Glycogenesis
Making of glycogen
Glomerular filtration
water and solutes from glomerular blood capillaries move into glomerular capsular space
The only place where filtration occurs
renal corpuscle
Tubular reabsorption
returns substances from filtrate to blood
Tubular secretion
removes additional substances from blood into filtrate
Obligatory reabsorption of water by osmosis is called obligatory because…
It is not adjustable