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CARDIOVASCULAR,RESPIRATORY, AND DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS CHAPTER 15

CARDIOVASCULAR,RESPIRATORY, AND DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS CHAPTER 15. A Presentation. CHAPTER 15. FOCUSES ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR,LYMPHATIC,RESPIRATORY, DIGESTIVE,AND THE EXCRETORY SYSTEMS . ALSO,DISCUSSED IS HOW TO MAINTAIN EACH SYSTEM AND THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH EACH SYSTEM.

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Complications During Pregnancy

Complications During Pregnancy. Characteristic Causes of High-Risk Pregnancies. Can relate to the pregnancy itself Can occur because the woman has a medical condition or injury that complicates the pregnancy Can result from environmental hazards that affect the mother or her fetus

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Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives

CLS 423 Clinical Immunohematology II. Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives. For each case, decide which blood component or derivative would be most appropriate to transfuse. Then select the best product from the available inventory. Case One.

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Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives

CLS 423 Clinical Immunohematology II. Choosing Appropriate Blood Components and Derivatives. For each case, decide which blood component or derivative would be most appropriate to transfuse. Then select the best product from the available inventory. Case One.

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Blood & Circulation Unit 10

Blood & Circulation Unit 10. Introduction. Blood is the primary transportation fluid of the body. Two of its most important functions are transportation and protection. Blood Composition.

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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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Blood Groups

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The Blood

27. The Blood. Learning Outcomes (cont.). 27.1 Describe the components of blood, giving the function of each component listed. 27.2 Explain how bleeding is controlled.

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Management of the Rhesus Negative Mother

Management of the Rhesus Negative Mother

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ALLOIMMUNIZATION IN PREGNANCY

ALLOIMMUNIZATION IN PREGNANCY. Erythroblastosis Fetalis (Red Cell Alloimmunization). the first description of erythroblastosis fetalis (hemolytic disease of the newborn) dates back to 1609

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Forensic Serology

Forensic Serology. Blood. What Exactly is BLOOD??. Fluid portion of blood= PLASMA Primarily water and is 55% of the blood Suspended in the plasma are solid materials, mostly types of cells: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets

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Blood

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Interaction of genes

Interaction of genes. 2012. What are multiple alleles?. All Mendelian characters have only two alternate expressions or have only two alleles.

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Circulatory System

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Circulatory System

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You Inherited Your Blood Type

You Inherited Your Blood Type. Blood is the bodily substance most commonly found at the scene of a crime or on a person, clothing, or a weapon potentially associated with a crime. The presence of antigens on cells is genetically determined.

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Part I. ABO and Rh Blood Antigens

Part I. ABO and Rh Blood Antigens. Rh antigen. Blood type Rh+. No Rh antigens. Blood type Rh-. Part II. Blood Plasma Antibodies. What class of antibodies do the naturally occuring anti-A and anti-B antibodies belong to?. Part III. Blood Transfusions.

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Part I. ABO and Rh Blood Antigens

Part I. ABO and Rh Blood Antigens. Rh antigen. Blood type Rh+. No Rh antigens. Blood type Rh-. Part II. Blood Plasma Antibodies. What class of antibodies do the naturally occuring anti-A and anti-B antibodies belong to?. Part III. Blood Transfusions.

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Rh NEGATIVE PREGNANCY

Rh NEGATIVE PREGNANCY. The individual having the antigen on the human red cells is called Rh positive and in whom it is not present is called Rh negative. Incidence : In India 5% to 10% South India 5% North India 10% In general 60% of Rh Positive men are heterozygous and 40% are homozygous

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