'Rh positive blood' diaporamas de présentation

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Chapter 14 The Human Genome

Chapter 14 The Human Genome. Group 1: Julia Banas, Griffin Cason, Olivia Katulka, Brianna Shinko, Julianna Stella. Section 14-1 Human Heredity By Olivia Katulka & Julia Banas. Homo sapiens have always been interesting to research and they have always made scientists wonder.

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Chapter 14 The Human Genome

Chapter 14 The Human Genome. Group 1: Julia Banas, Griffin Cason, Olivia Katulka, Brianna Shinko, Julianna Stella. Section 14-1 Human Heredity By Olivia Katulka & Julia Banas. Homo sapiens have always been interesting to research and they have always made scientists wonder.

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Chapter 32

Chapter 32. Hematologic Disorders. Learning Objectives. List the components of the hematologic system and describe their role in oxygenation and hemostasis. Identify data to be collected when assessing a patient with a disorder of the hematologic system.

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION

BLOOD TRANSFUSION. Lisa Breer, RN,BSN,NREMT-B. At the end of 30 minutes, the group should be able to:. Define Blood Transfusion Identify purposes of the procedure Cite situations in which blood transfusion is needed

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Hemolytic disease of newborn (HDN) " Erythroblastosis fetalis "

Hemolytic disease of newborn (HDN) " Erythroblastosis fetalis ". HDN result from transplacental passages of maternal antibodies (IgG) against RBC antigens of the infants, resulting in increase rate of RBCs destructions.

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Introduction to immunohaematology

2. Introduction to immunohaematology. BY Dr:Maha AL-Sedik. Objectives: 1- Rh blood group system. 2- Antigen and antibody of each blood group type. 3- Detection of the Rh blood group. 4- Importance of Rh blood group system. 5- Antihuman globulin ( Coombs , ) test.

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Blood Groups

Blood Groups. DIFFERENT BLOOD GROUPS. ABO system. The membrane of RBCs contain antigens of two types (A) and (B) Characters of these antigens are : - inherited according to Mendelian law - appear in fetal life and persist throughout life.

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CH 17 BLOOD

CH 17 BLOOD. The Functions of Blood. (1) Transport medium that picks up food and oxygen (2) Picks up wastes for delivery to excretory organs (3) Transports hormones, enzymes, buffers, and other biochemical substances. Fluid Portion= 55%

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Medical complication of preg

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Transfusion Medicine

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Blood Administration

Blood Administration. Blood Therapy. Indications Significant hypovolemia due to acute blood loss Symptomatic anemia Decreasing hemoglobin Decreasing hematocrit To increase oxygen carrying ability Decreased clotting factors. Type and Screen. Indications Sudden blood loss Anemia

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Blood

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