'White blood' diaporamas de présentation

Urinalysis

Urinalysis. Dr. A. Basu MD. Topic. Definition and normal urine Indication Collection Examination Physical Chemical Microscopical . Urinalysis : Definition. Qualitative and semi quantitative evaluation of renal products. Normal Urine = At a glance.

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Cellular Specialization and Differentiation

Cellular Specialization and Differentiation. A comparison of eukaryote cells 2005-2006. Squamous epithelial cells- Buccal cells. Haversian System - Bone. Peripheral Blood. White Blood cells Red Blood cells Platelets. Adipocytes in tissue. Fat cell - Adipocyte. Sperm cell.

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AH 120 Human Diseases

AH 120 Human Diseases. Studying Diseases Inflammation. Terminology. Disease : Altered function/physiology of a body organ or system Etiology : The cause of the disease Pathology : the abnormal physiology that produces the disease and its manifestations. Terminology ( cont.).

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IDEXX LaserCyte TM

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Ch 20: The Blood

Ch 20: The Blood. Discuss the composition of blood including the functions of the various components Explain the anatomy and functions of the red blood cells, including a description of blood typing Discuss the types of white blood cells found in the blood and give the functions of each

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Chapter 15: The Innate Immune Response

Chapter 15: The Innate Immune Response. Important Point:. If you are having trouble understanding lecture material: Try reading your text before attending lectures. And take the time to read it well!.

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Blood & Its Components

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Blood

Blood. Functions. Transports Dissolved gasses Nutrients Waste products to lungs and kidneys Enzymes Hormones from endocrine organs. Functions. Regulates pH Electrolyte concentration of body fluids Body temperature Restricts fluid loss Defends pathogens and toxins. Components.

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Human Anatomy and Body Systems

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Blood

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BLOOD PHYSIOLOGY

BLOOD PHYSIOLOGY. Lecture 4 White Blood Cells. Monocytes. Blood macrophage Stem cell ? monoblast ? promonocyte ? mature monocyte ? blood ? tissues ? transfer into large tissue macrophyage (histocyte) Functions: anti-inflamatory. Macrophage Function.

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OSTEOMYELITIS INFECTIOUS ARTHRITIS

OSTEOMYELITIS INFECTIOUS ARTHRITIS. D.Goldberg WRAMC. Osteomyelitis. Laboratory Tests. White blood cell count Erythrocyte sedimentation rate C-reactive protein Bone aspirate Blood culture Antigen Assay. Osteomyelitis. Etiologic agents by age

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Lesson: JC Biology Revision Story

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Leukemia

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LEUKOCYTES: A VISUAL TOUR

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The Immune System

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The Circulatory Review

The Circulatory Review. Circulatory System. A) Anatomy Inside the heart 4 cavities Two upper cavities are called ATRIUMS Two lower cavities are called VENTRICLES Outside the heart Major Veins (brings blood to the heart) Inferior and Superior Vena Cava Pulmonary veins

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9 th Grade Forensic Science

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Viruses

Viruses. Small but deadly!. What Is A Virus?. Viruses do not fit in the six-kingdom system because they do not display most of the characteristics of living cells. Viruses can only live as parasites. They occupy a position between non-living and living. Virus Anatomy.

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Blood

Blood. Section 2 pg. 182 - 185. Is a connective tissue made up of plasma, red blood cell, platelets, and white blood cells. Carries oxygen and nutrients to all parts of your body. What is Blood?. Fluid part of your body

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