| Neutrophils | | second phase in cardiac cycle (S1 sound) |
| Lymphocytes | | fourth phase in cardiac cycle (S2 sound) |
| Monocytes | | disorder- excess RED BLOOD CELLS |
| Eosiophils | | arterial sense organ- BARORECEPTOR detect blood pressure drop |
| Basophils | | controlled by parasympathetic SLOWS DOWN HEART RATE |
| albumins | | third phase in cardiac cycle |
| hemoglobin degraded by macrophages | | congestive heart failure where left ventricle is stronger than right-blood pooling in tissues |
| polycythemia | | heme (biliverdin-bilirubin-urobilinogen and feces / iron-reuse and storage) / globin (free amino acids recycled) |
| leuopenia | | 2 pathways to make factor X and create meshwork to TRAP all blood cells and platelets to tighten break in vessels |
| leuocytosis | | damaged TISSUE sends signal to brain to release platelets |
| STEP 1 VASCULAR SPASM | | blood INTO tissue (antigen presenting cells to T cells) |
| STEP 2 PLATELET PLUG FORMATION | | fights parasitic infections and ALLERGIES) |
| Hemostasis | | arterial sense organ- CHEMORECEPTOR monitor blood pH |
| STEP 3 COAGGULATION | | missing factors that cant lead to factor X for coaggulation |
| Entrinsic pathway for Coaggulation | | First phase in cardiac cycle |
| Intrinsic pathway for Coaggulation | | white blood cells below 5000 (LOW) caused by radiation, poison and diseases |
| hemophilia | | spasm of muscle causing vasoconstrication |
| thrombosis | | controlled by sympathetic INCREASES BLOOD PRESSURE |
| VENTRICULAR FILLING | | MOST PERMUABLE CAPILLARY bone marrow, liver, spleen, |
| Isovolumetric contraction | | plasma protein that contributes to viscosity, colloids osmotic pressure, osmolarity, blood pressure, flow and fluid balance |
| ventricular ejection | | Preload (venous return), contractibility, Afterload (force opposing ejection) |
| isovolumetric relaxation | | exposed collagen fibers-platelets attach to fibers-degranulation to release serotonin, ADP and thrombaxon |
| pulmonary edema | | ACh SLOWS DOWN HEART RATE (binds to K channel and releases K ENDUCES VAGAL TONE TO DECREASE HEART RATE) |
| systemic edema | | while blood cells above 10000 (HIGH) (normal) caused by infection, allergy, disease |
| Sympathetic | | capillary found in small intestine and kidney |
| Parasympathetic | | abnormal clotting (PULMONARY EMBOLISM) |
| Stroke Volume Variables | | bacterial slayers (most abundant) |
| corotid sinus | | congestive heart failure where right ventricle is stronger than left-blood pooling in lungs and SUFFOCATION |
| corotid body | | release histamine and heparin (least abundant) |
| aortic body | | viscosity, vessel length, vessel radius(MOST POWERFUL) |
| continous capillary | | arterial sense organ- CHEMORECEPTOR in walls of aortic arch |
| fenestrated capillary | | BLOOD plasma sends signal to brain to release platelets |
| sinusoid capillary | | aderenergic (2nd messenger) takes longer but has longer lasting effect INCREASES HEART REAP (cAMP opens calcium) |
| Peripheral resistance | | blood clotting |
| vagal tone | | B and T cells TO plasma cells and attack virus infected cells |
| vasomotor tone | | LEAST PERMUABLE CAPILLARY skeletal muscle and skin |
