Public health- lymphatic system & Infection control

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
LYMPHATIC SYSTEM.
Advertisements

BLOOD VESSELS.
Hematology The Study of Blood Blood contains cells, proteins, and sugars Red blood cells transport oxygen- erythrocytes White blood cells are part of the.
Unit 10 Circulatory System Blood 1. List the Functions of BLOOD TRANSPORT- deliver oxygen, pick up carbon dioxide and waste, transport hormones& nutrients.
Blood & Lymph Notes. Blood is unique because it is the only liquid tissue.
BLOOD The River of Life. How Much?  liters in an average size adult.
Blood Functions: 1.Transportation Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Nutrients 2.Regulation pH, heat, water content 3.Protection clotting, phagocytes, antibodies.
Copyright © 2006 Thomson Delmar Learning Chapter 15 Feed and Protect Me Hematologic, Immunologic, and Oncology Terms.
Chap 11 and 13 Review. #1 Protein Has iron Carries the oxygen More red with oxygen, purple without In erythrocytes.
Understanding & Monitoring Blood Count By Ajay A K.
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM GATE 2016 CHAPTER 37. COMPONENTS OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Heart – The pump Blood – The fluid Blood Vessels – The tubes Arteries, capillaries.
The Structure and Function of Blood
3.1 Review PBS.
Blood and Blood cells.
Blood.
The Structure and Function of Blood
6 Hematology and Immunology.
Blood cells and blood groups
Medical Terminology A Programmed Learning Approach to the Language of Health Care, 2nd Edition Chapter 6: Blood and Lymphatic Systems.
3.1.1 – Sickle Cell Anemia.
Lecture 24: The structure and function of blood
Health Science Technology Dr. Halbert
Blood 1) Red blood cells 2) White blood cells 3) Platelets 4) Plasma.
Circulatory System Adapted from S. MORRIS 2006.
Circulatory System.
Mouths are quiet. Homework in your folder.
Blood Notes Red blood cells & White blood cells.
Blood & Its Components Ms. Lowrie Biology 11.
3.1 Review PBS.
The Circulatory System
The Structure and Function of Blood
The components of blood
the circulatory system
Chapter 6: Blood and Lymphatic/Immune System Dr. Glotfelty
BLOOD.
Components of Blood Your blood has four components: Plasma
Circulatory System Pg. 177.
Red Blood Cells (RBC) Description: Functions:
Objective SWBAT identify the components of blood and relate them to their functions.
Chapter 6: Blood and Lymphatic/Immune System Professor Fowler
Blood.
The Structure and Function of Blood
Lecture 24: The structure and function of blood
Transportation & Circulatory System
Blood.
BLOOD.
Blood Constituents.
Human Transport Topic 13.
There are two separate transport systems: Blood Lymph
Function 4: Protect and defend against invaders
Composition and Function of the Blood
Hematology and Coagulation Procedures
Blood Constituents.
Blood Chapter 18.
Hematology & Immunology A & P 5
Blood and Lymphatic Systems
BLOOD.
Microorganisms.
The Structure and Function of Blood
The Structure and Function of Blood
The Structure and Function of Blood
The Circulatory system
BLOOD.
Blood System.
Body Fluids and Blood part II Tortora, ch27 15th ed.
Blood = Transport Medium
Public health- infection control
The Circulatory System
Waste Disposal and Immunity
BLOOD CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
Presentation transcript:

Public health- lymphatic system & Infection control Course standards Medical therapeutics -10A, 11-13, 25 Health science - 8, 13-14, 18, 23

Bellwork- make a foldable for your public health folder Angi/o- (vessel) Anti- (against) -cyt (cell) Erythro- (red) (erythrocyte (p.188)) -itis (inflammation of) Leuko- (white) (leukocyte (p.189)) (lymphocyte (p.190)) Lymph/o- Thromb- (clot) (thrombocyte (p.190)) Co2 (carbon dioxide) Hgb (hemoglobin) O2 (oxygen) Plt (platelet) RBC (red blood cell) WBC (white blood cell) Duct (tube) Valve (prevents backflow) Where are erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes made? How long do they live? How many of them are in the body? What is the job of each type of cell? Fighter Cells, Police Cells, Ninja Cells, Pacman Cells

Meet the “leukocytes”

Make a graphic organizer, foldable, or flash cards for all terms Phagocytosis= ingesting, engulfing, destroying (Pac Man) Phag/o- = eat, ingest -cyt = cell -osis = condition of, process A- = without -trophy = growth Atrophy = to waste away -megaly= enlargement Aden- = gland -oma = tumor, swelling Hyper- = above, high, too much Sx= surgery Hypertrophy= enlargement -ectomy = sx removal of Abd = abdomen -penia = lack of, deficiency, abnormal reduction in number Anemia = decrease in blood or # of RBCs Make a graphic organizer, foldable, or flash cards for all terms

Create an Infection Control Quizlet and include all terms from today Micro- = small Org = organism Microbe = microorganism Non = not, no, none Aer- = air Microorganism = Pathogen = Nonpathogen = Normal flora = Aerobic = Anaerobic = Create an Infection Control Quizlet and include all terms from today p.351 Add these to your graphic organizer

Microbes aka microorganisms Small, living org, not visible to naked eye Good & bad types Pathogen (germ) = disease causing Non-pathogen = part of normal flora & is beneficial (not disease-causing) O2 vs no O2 Aerobic = needs O2 to live (Aer- :air) Anaerobic = lives and reproduces without O2 (An- :without)

What is a microorganism? Differentiate pathogen and non-pathogen. Objectives: 1. identify the (6) main types of microbes 2. differentiate the type medication for each pathogen 3. Differentiate bacteria and virus 4. differentiate the (3) types of bacteria Answer on your paper: What is a microorganism? Differentiate pathogen and non-pathogen. Differentiate aerobic and anaerobic.