Veins

Heart

Blood vessels

vessels

Water levels, Blood temperature

Oxygen levels, immune function, Vessel size

PH, Water content, Body temperature

PH, Water balance, Body temperture

Clotting mechanisms

WBC

RBC

Protein from microbes and toxins

Erythroprotein

Centrifugation

Haematopoiesis

Haematocrit

Blue bone marrow

Yellow bone marrow

White bone marrow

Red bone marrow

Increasing oxygen requirements

Changing Body requirements

Decreasing body requirements

Decreasing oxygen requirements

A different name for WBC

Process of controlling WBC

A different name for blood cell formation

Separation of cells and plasma

M=40-50%, F= 38-45%

M=38-45%, F= 40-50%

M=50-60%, F= 48-55%

M= 30-40%, F= 28-38%

Plasma- 55%

WBCs and Platelets- 1%

RBC- 45%

All of them

Fluid tissue

Made of living blood cells

Is an alkaline

Decreases oxygen

2 million per microliter of blood

3 million per microliter of blood

6 million per microliter of blood

5 million per microliter of blood

Decease oxygen intake

Oxygen transport

Increase oxygen intake

Regulate oxygen transport

Erythroproein

Endothelium

Phagocytosis

Haematocrit

Clings to damage endothelium and recruits more platelets= platelets plug

Patches damaged vessel walls

Reduces RBC count

Blood clotting

Increase in oxygen carrying abilities in the blood

Decrease in oxygen carrying abilities in the blood

Balanced oxygen carrying abilities in the blood

Another name for WBC

7%

6%

4%

5%

99.9%

99.8%

100%

99.7%