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CH 16

1.​ blood
-​ a transporter
-​ a buffer/ protector
-​ circulating portion of the ECF: extracellulair vocht: in weefsels tussen cellen en bloed
-​ a medium for thermoregulation: huid: vasodilatatie (bloedvaten wijder worden; meer
bloed; warm bloed naar buitenkant gebracht; warmte transfer met omgeving)
-​ 7% of total body weight (5L)
-​ 3L plasma
-​ 2L cellular elements

plasma proteins
= create osmotic pressure gradient; absorption of H2O
= transport; blood clotting; defense; carriers; hormones
-​ hoe meer proteïne, hoe meer water aantrekken; hoe groter volume

2.​ plasma
-​ water is the main component 92%
-​ proteines 7%
-​ 1% dissolved organics molecules (Ca2+;...)
-​ albumines: most prevalent type of protein in the plasma (60%)
-​ 90%: to globuline; fibrinogen (clotting protein); transferrine (iron transporting protein)
-​ liver: makes most plasma and secretes it into the blood
-​ some globuline; as immunoglobulins or antibodies: synthesized and secretes-d by
specialized blood cells rather than the liver
-​ presence of proteins in plasma → osmotic pressure of blood higher than interstitial
fluid
-​ osmotic gradient: pulls water from interstitial fluid into capillaries and offset filtration
out of the capillaries created by blood pressure
-​ FUNCTIE plasma protein: blood clotting; defense against foreign invaders, act as
carriers for steroid hormones; cholesterol; drugs; hormones; enzymes


Albumine Globuline Immunoglobulines Fibrinogen Transferrin

*most prevalent *different types IgA: *thrombin *control the
plasma protein and sizes (alpha -​ found in converts level of iron
(60%) 1&2; beta; external fibrinogen in
gamma) secretions fibrin
(mucus)
-​ binds to
pathogens
-​ flags them
for
phagocytosis
if they reach
internal
environment

,*maintaining *gamma: IgD: *essential for *important
osmotic immunoglobulin -​ antibody blood transporter for
pressure in s or antibodies protein that clotting: iron
vessels appears on bridges
the surface between
of B platelets
lymphocytes
-​ physiological
role unclear

*transporter *immunoglobuli IgE: *high levels
(ions; nes: -​ target gut associated
hormones; -​ identify parasites with
medication) and -​ associated cardiovascul
neutraliz with allergic ar disease or
e reactions inflammation
bacteria
and
viruses
-​ antibody
recogniz
es an
antigen
-​ the tip of
each
antibody
is
specific
for an
antigen
(key
lock)

*high albumin in IgG: *low levels:
blood -​ 75% of pathological
(hyperalbumine plasma activation of
mia) → water antibody in coagulation;
drawn into adults leads to
blood -​ produced in excessive
(dehydration) secondary use of
immune fibrinogen →
response blood clots
-​ can cross the
placental Coagulatie:
membrane; Coagulatie is
giving infants het proces
immunity waarbij een
vloeistof of
een
oplossing
verandert in
een vaste of
halfvaste
massa;

, bloed stolt
om
bloedverlies
te stoppen.
Wanneer
een bloedvat
beschadigd
is, worden
bloedplaatjes
en eiwitten
zoals
fibrinogeen
geactiveerd
en vormen
ze een
stolsel dat de
wond afdicht.

*low albumin: IgM:
hypoalbuminemi -​ biggest en
a (liver disease; heaviest
malnutrition) -​ primary
immune
response
*antigeen bindt op
antilichaam: meer
gevormd; leven niet
lang
(geheugencellen:
aantal blijven in
leven; lange tijd in
lichaam blijven)


3.​ cellular elements

-​ red blood cells → erythrocytes; lost nuclei; transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide
-​ platelets → split off from megakaryocytes → thrombocytes; no nuclei; coagulatie
-​ white blood cells →leukocytes; immune response: defending against foreign invaders
➔​ lymphocytes: immunocytes; specific immune response
➔​ monocytes; develop into macrophages → phagocytes
➔​ neutrophils: phagocytes and granulocytes; immune response
➔​ eosinophils: granulocytes; destroy parasites
➔​ basophils: granulocytes: allergic reactions → mast cells

​ phagocytes: engulf and ingest foreign particles
​ granulocytes: contain cytoplasmic inclusions that give granular appearance

4.​ hematopoiesis
= aanmaak nieuwe bloedcellen; duurt tot je sterft (gedurende leven nieuwe cellen
aanmaken)
-​ begins in embryonic phase
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