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1
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Contains both WBCs and platelets.
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2
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Metabolized by resident bacteria in the liver, producing metabolites.
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3
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Fragments of megakaryocytes that are derived from hemocytoblasts.
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4
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Trillions are located in body, but only a small # are actually located in the blood.
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5
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'White Blood'.
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6
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Incorrect rate of hemoglobin protein production.
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9
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Thrombin converts this to fibrin.
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11
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PTA converts this to thrombin.
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13
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RBC formation.
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15
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Transports O2 through blood.
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16
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Caused by a reduction of O2 carrying capacity in blood.
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24
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Take up basic dyes causing granules to turn dark purple.
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26
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Most abundant plasma protein.
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27
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Abnormally low WBC count.
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28
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Chemical that causes vascular spasms.
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29
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Located in spleen, liver, and red bone marrow, where they engulf old/damaged RBCs.
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