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| Between 2 atria, normally closes at birth. |
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| Blood vessel that connects pulmonary truk (O2 poor) to aorta (02 rich) |
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| Foramen ovale doesn't close so mixing of oxygen rich and oxygen poor blood. Not enough oxygen to body. |
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| How is patent foramen ovale corrected? |
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| Surgery with same material as bullet-proof vests. |
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| Blood vessel open between aorta and pulmonary trunk, oxygen poor blood to body. |
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| How is patent ductus arteriosus corrected? |
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| What are the four characteristics of tetralogy of fallot? |
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| Hole between ventricles, narrowing of pulmonary trunk, R ventricle enlarges, Aorta rises from R ventricle instead of L ventricle. |
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| Correction for blue baby. |
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Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Transport nutrients and waste.
Transport hormones and enzymes.
Protect the body. |
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| Cellular Components of Blood? |
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| After birth, RBC's are formed in: |
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| Red bone marrow, sternum, iliac crest, body of vertebrae |
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| RBC's live___ before the ____ destroys them. |
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| Increase of WBCs when ill |
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| Catagories of leukocytes? |
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| Protect by phagocytosis, eat organism |
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| Antibody-antigen reaction |
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| Produce histamine and heparin |
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Neutrophils
Eosinophils
Basophils |
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Lymphocytes
Monocytes
Thrombocytes |
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| leave blood to go to tissue to fight infection |
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| Components of noncellular? |
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| Contains nutrients, waste, water, hormones |
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