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6.1 The Composition and Functions of Blood 6.1 The Composition and Functions of Blood 6.1 The Composition and Functions of Blood
  • Blood is composed of cells and a fluid containing many inorganic and organic molecules.

  • Plasma is over 90% water and contains a variety of proteins and other molecules.
  1. What is the composition of blood? It's functions?
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  2. What is the composition of plasma? It's functions?
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6.2 The Red Blood Cells 6.2 The Red Blood Cells 6.2 The Red Blood Cells
  • Blood is composed of cells and a fluid containing many inorganic and organic molecules.

  • Red blood cells are very abundant in blood and function in oxygen transport.
  1. What is the structure and function of red blood cells? It's functions?
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  2. What is the concentration of red blood cells in blood?
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6.3 The White Blood Cells 6.3 The White Blood Cells 6.3 The White Blood Cells
  • There are several types of white blood cells, and each type has a specific function in defending the body against disease.
  1. What is the concentration of white blood cells in blood?
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  2. What are the different types of white blood cells?
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  3. What is the structure and function of each type?
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6.4 Blood Clotting 6.4 Blood Clotting 6.4 Blood Clotting
  • Platelets are fragments of larger cells that function in blood clotting.
  1. What are platelets and how do they assist blood clotting?
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  2. What are other participates in blood clotting and what are their functions?
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6.5 Capillary Exchange 6.5 Capillary Exchange 6.5 Capillary Exchange
  • An exchange of materials between blood and tissue cells takes place across cardiovascular capillary walls.

  • Excess tissue fluid is absorbed by lymphatic capillaries and returned to cardiovascular veins.
  1. How does the structure of a capillary suit its function?
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  2. How does the exchange of materials take place across a capillary wall?
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  3. What happens to excess tissue fluid created by capillary exchange?
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6.6 Blood Typing 6.6 Blood Typing 6.6 Blood Typing
  • Blood is typed according to the antigens present on red blood cells.
  1. What are the different types of blood and how is it typed?
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