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Anatomy Physiology The
Blood Questions And Answers

What is the main goal of the blood?


✓~ transport of respiratory gases, nutrients, wastes, and other substances




What type of tissue is blood?


✓~ connective tissue




What are the three formed elements of the blood?


(three types)


✓~ Leukocytes

Erythrocytes


platelets




what is the function of the leukocytes?

,✓~ defend the body against foreign substances




what is the function of the erythrocytes?


✓~ Also known as red blood cells (RBC) transportation of gases




what is the function of the platelets?


✓~ blood clotting




what are the seven functions of the blood?


✓~ 1. Gas Exchange (o2 and co2)

2. Transport (distribution of materials)


3. Regulation of pH


4. Stabilization of blood pressure


5. Defense (immune response)


6. Stabilization of body temperature


7. Clotting (making sure we dont bleed out)




is the blood high or low in viscosity?

, ✓~ HIGH viscosity (meaning it is thick)




is the blood more acidic or more alkaline?


✓~ slightly more alkaline




what is the normal range for the pH of the blood


✓~ 7.35-7.45




what are the three layers of the blood ?


✓~ plasma (55%), buffy coat (<1%), hematocrit (45%)




What is hematocrit?


✓~ This is the layer that has the erythrocytes (RBC) and so it is in charge of the

gas transport




What is the buffy coat?


✓~ it is made of platelets and leukocytes so it is in charge of clotting and

immune defense.

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