PPT-Hematopoiesis: White Blood Cells and Platelets

Digital Laboratory Its best to view this in Slide Show mode especially for the quizzes This module will take approximately 75 minutes to complete After completing this exercise you should be able to. .” –. Lab Director at UNC Hospitals Blood Donation Center. Service . Learning: To . Educate and . Recruit Blood. , Platelet, and Bone Marrow . Donors. Kelly A. Hogan. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Waterford, WI. A wound occurs when the a break in tissue occurs. . This can be because of trauma.. It can also be intentional, such as is the case during a surgery.. There are . five kinds . of . wounds (PAAIL).. Elizabeth S. Allen, MD. Outline. Platelets. Problems with Platelets. Pathogen Reduced Platelets. UCSD Implementation Strategy. Objectives. Understand the risks of conventional platelet transfusion. Describe the mechanism and effects of pathogen reduction technology. INTERCEPT ® Blood System for Platelets Pathogen Reduction System (Psoralen/UVA Treatment) Nursing Training Module MKT-EN 00422-08 v1.0 When you think of the risks associated with blood product transfusions, what : the smallest of the formed elements in blood, a disk-shaped, non-nucleated blood element with a fragile membrane, formed in the red bone marrow by fragmentation of . megakaryocytes. . Platelets tend to adhere to uneven or damaged surfaces, and there are an average of about 250,000 per mm.  . Platelets . are small colorless. ,. Non . nucleated and moderately refractive bodies which are considered to be the fragments of cytoplasm. .. . Diameter. : 2.5 μ (2 to 4 μ). Volume: 7.5 cu μ (7 to 8 cu μ. video. What substances does blood transport?. How does blood protect the body from infection?. How are blood cells manufactured?. Think about it. 10. Lesson 1: The Function and Composition of the Blood. PGs, TXs, LTs). Objectives:. . Discover and distinguish relationships between . different types of eicosanoid molecules . (PGs, TXs, LTs). Gain knowledge of enzymes that create PGs . and TXs (COX-1 and -2). .” –. Lab Director at UNC Hospitals Blood Donation Center. Service . Learning: To . Educate and . Recruit Blood. , Platelet, and Bone Marrow . Donors. Kelly A. Hogan. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. highly specialized tissue . composed of more than 4,000 different kinds of components. . .   . Four . of the most important . :. ones . are . red . cells,. . white cells. , . . Erythrocytes. : the red blood cells. . Leukocytes. : the white blood cells. . Thrombocytes. : the blood platelets. All these are suspended in a fluid plasma.. Blood circulates in the vascular system and transports oxygen and absorbed. Gilead Sciences. Foster City, CA , USA. Activating. PKC-. ε . induces HIV. expression with improved tolerability. This study was funded by Gilead Sciences, USA. Protein Kinase C(PKC) agonists activate latent HIV, but have limited clinical utility due to toxicity. . The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. . It is the source of all true art and science.. -Albert Einstein. Blood Lecture Objectives. Be able to identify and describe the major function(s) of the following: . By . Dr. Sunita Mittal. Learning Objectives. Platelets Morphology. Hemostasis. Primary hemostasis. Platelet plug formation. Disorders of . p. rimary hemostasis. Secondary hemostasis. Disorders of secondary hemostasis.