Constituents of the blood 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Health & Social CareUniversityNone Created by: AimeeCreated on: 16-01-13 20:55 Where are the cellular components of the blood made? bonemarrow 1 of 21 measurement of the cellular and fluid components of the blood haematocrit 2 of 21 fluid component of blood decreases polycythaemia 3 of 21 the formation of cells and platelets haematopoiesis 4 of 21 these have a lifespan of 120 days redbloodcells 5 of 21 these are required to change the immature precursor cells into mature cells stemcells 6 of 21 this controls the production of red cells erythropoietin 7 of 21 this controls the production of white cells ccsf 8 of 21 these cannot perform oxidative phosphorylation redcells 9 of 21 this carries oxygen haemoglobin 10 of 21 these cells eat up bacteria and dead tissue neutrophils 11 of 21 these provide you with immunity lymphocytes 12 of 21 these become macrophages when they enter the circulation monocytes 13 of 21 when the haematocrit falls, you get? anaemia 14 of 21 this means low blood volume hypovolaemia 15 of 21 a decreased fluid component of the haematocrit can predispose to... arterialthrombosis 16 of 21 commonest cause of polycythaemia is smoking 17 of 21 the lifespan of white cells sixhours 18 of 21 these are fragments of cells in the blood platelets 19 of 21 In adults, the skull, ribs, vertebrae and pelvis contain red marrow. this is the what skeleton? axial 20 of 21 what does the haem component of haemoglobin do? makemitochondria 21 of 21
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