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In the first two sections of blood physiology, white blood cells, lymphocytes, plasma proteins, complement and kinin systems in the blood constitute the body weight. The important immune and defense system removes pathogens, foreign matter and aging and dead cells that invade the body. It plays an important role in preventing the occurrence of various diseases (including tumors, AIDS, etc.) and repairing the body.
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blood
Overview
composition
plasma (40%~50%)
solute (8%~10%)
crystalline matter
electrolyte
glucose
vitamins
plasma proteins
albumin
globulin
fiber protein
water (90%~92%)
blood cells (40%~50%)
red blood cells
leukocyte
neutrophils
eosinophils
basophils
Lymphocytes
monocytes
platelets
The main function
Maintain internal homeostasis
transport function
Is the basic function of blood
buffering effect
Participate in maintaining the relative stability of plasma pH
Participate in maintaining relative stability of body temperature
Send message
convey information to target cells
Immune Function
White blood cells, lymphocytes, plasma proteins, complement and kinin systems in the blood constitute body weight The important immune and defense system removes pathogens, foreign matter and aging and dead cells that invade the body. It plays an important role in preventing the occurrence of various diseases (including tumors, AIDS, etc.) and repairing the body.
defense function
The physiological hemostatic effect of platelets and various coagulation factors in plasma ensures smooth blood flow in blood vessels. It also plays an important self-protective role in preventing bleeding.
Physical and chemical properties
relative density and viscosity
The density of normal human whole blood is 1.050~1.060, and the viscosity is 4~5
The density of plasma is 1.025~1.030, and the viscosity is 1.6~2.4
plasma proteins
albumin
Produce plasma colloid osmotic pressure
Transport low molecular substances and liposoluble molecules
The buffer composed of its sodium salt is essential for maintaining plasma pH stability.
globulin
Constituting the body's specific immune and non-specific immune systems
fiber protein
Involved in blood coagulation
plasma osmolarity
concept
Osmotic pressure is the attraction of electrolytes and non-electrolytes solute particles in a solution to water through a semipermeable membrane.
normal value
Normal plasma osmotic pressure is about 300mOsm/(kg·H2O)
composition
The crystalline osmotic pressure composed of inorganic salts and other crystalline substances accounts for more than 99% of the total plasma osmotic pressure.
effect
Maintain water balance inside and outside cells
Maintain normal cell morphology and function
Plasma pH
Normal human plasma pH is 7.35~7.45
blood cells
red blood cells
quantity
Male (4.5~5.5)×10 to the 12th power/L Hemoglobin concentration (Hb): 120~160g/L
Female (3.8~4.6)×10 to the 12th power/L Hemoglobin concentration (Hb): 110~150g/L
characteristic
Plastic deformability
suspension stability
Double concave dish
The surface of the red blood cell membrane has a negative charge
Osmotic fragility
The NaCl concentration drops to 0.30% to 0.35%, and all red blood cells undergo hemolysis.
generate
hematopoietic stem cells
raw material
raw material
protein, iron
iron deficiency anemia
maturation factor
Folic acid, vitamin B12
megaloblastic anemia
adjust
Erythropoietin (EPO)
androgens
Stimulate proliferation and differentiation of erythroid progenitor cells
Prompts kidneys to produce EPO
leukocyte
quantity
(4.0~10.0)×10 to the 9th power/L
There are grains
Neutral particles (50%~70%)
It is the main cell of the body to resist pathogens and has active deformation ability. High chemotaxis and strong ability to phagocytose and digest bacteria
Eosinophils (0.5%~5%)
Participate in killing parasites and reducing the body's allergic reaction by phagocytosis of antigen-antibody complexes
Basophilic granules (0% ~ 1%)
Contains heparin, histamine, eotaxin and allergy Slow reactants and other biologically active substances
Can cause smooth muscle contraction and increase capillary permeability
No grains
Monocytes → Macrophages
Phagocytosis
Lymphocytes
T cells participate in cellular immunity
B cells participate in humoral immunity
K cells and NK cells constitute the body's important line of defense against viruses and have a killing effect on tumor cells.
characteristic
Exudation (all except lymphocytes can deform), chemotaxis, phagocytosis and secretion
platelets
Morphology and normal values
normal value
(100~300)×10 to the 9th power/L
form
No nucleus; biconvex disc shape; Diameter 2~4μm; deformed after stimulation
characteristic
stick
Adhesion of platelets to non-platelet surfaces
freed
ADP, ATP, 5-hydroxytryptamine, calcium ions and other active substances
gather
Platelet-to-platelet adhesion
First phase: reversible, caused by tissue release of ADP
Second phase: irreversible, caused by release of ADP from platelets
shrink
Platelets contain contractile proteins that cause blood clots to retract
Adsorption
Platelets provide a phospholipid surface for adsorption of plasma coagulation factors
Function
Participate in physiological hemostasis
Promote blood clotting
Maintain the integrity of the endothelium of blood vessel walls