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The document discusses the components and functions of blood, including formed elements like red blood cells, platelets, and white blood cells, and plasma. It covers the ABO blood group system discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901, which includes the A, B, AB, and O blood types. It also discusses the clinical importance of the Rh system and why it is called the Rh blood type.

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The document discusses the components and functions of blood, including formed elements like red blood cells, platelets, and white blood cells, and plasma. It covers the ABO blood group system discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901, which includes the A, B, AB, and O blood types. It also discusses the clinical importance of the Rh system and why it is called the Rh blood type.

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BLOOD BLOOD GROUPS IMPORTANCE OF RH

FACTOR
- formed elements - 1901, Karl Landsteiner
- plasma discovered ABO - one of the proteins on
- produced by bone - 4 blood types RBCs
marrow - indicate blood of two
- volume depends on ➢ TYPE A - different people are
body weight - “A” antigens compatible
- 154pounds= 5 liters - “Anti-B” antibodies
- 41% population
CLINICAL IMPORTANCE OF
➢ Percentage of blood - Transfusion: Type A &
RH SYSTEM
- RBC= 45% O
- WBC=1% - 1st Group Sys: ABO
- PLASMA= 55% - 2nd Group Sys: Rh
➢ TYPE B (Rhesus)
- “B” antigens
FUNCTION OF THE BLOOD - “Anti-A” antibodies
- 10% population WHY IS IT CALLED RH
- Transportation of gases
- Transfusion: Type B & BLOOD TYPE
- Transportation of
O
chemicals - from the Rhesus
- Transportation of cells macaque monkey
- first discover this blood
➢ TYPE AB
type in Rhesus monkeys
- “A” and “B” antigens
BLOOD PLASMA
- No antibodies
- fluid part of the blood - 4% population
- Transfusion: A, B, AB, SUCCESS BLOOD
- water and proteins
O TRANSFUSIONS
(albumin, globulin,
fibrinogen, prothrombin) - Universal RECEIVERS - cross-matched

FORMED ELEMENTS (Blood) ➢ TYPE O


- No Antigens
1. Erythrocytes (RBC) - “Anti A&B” antibodies
➢ Oxygen and CO2 - 45% population
➢ Inside red marrow - Transfusions: Type O
- Universal DONORS
2. Thrombocytes
➢ ½ of erythrocytes
➢ Blood clotting of blood
RH (Rhesus) FACTOR
3. Leukocytes (WBC) - presence or
➢ Defense against - absence of a substance
pathogens (agglutinogen)
➢ move through cell walls - Agglutinogen=positive
➢ Neutrophil = identify - No Agglutinogen= nega
number of WBC - Agglu= blood clumping

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