Tujuan Objective
1. Mampu memahami fungsi dasar darah
Fungsi Darah
Distribusi
Body temperature, pH
Proteksi
DARAH
Merupakan jaringan tubuh
Volume 6 8 % BB
To 38oC, pH 7,35 7,45 Terdiri dari plasma darah dan komponen
padat
Components of Blood
PLASMA
is the liquid portion of the blood and consists primarily of water (92%) and plasma proteins (7%) Proteins - albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen
FORMED ELEMENTS
BLOOD =
55% plasma + 45% formed elements
PLASMA DARAH
90 % air 7 % protein : albumin, globulin, fibrinogen,
protrombin
3 % bahan organik : lipid, garam, nutrien,
waste product
Protrombin
Fibrinogen Albumin Globulin
Hematocrit
When whole blood is spun down in a centrifuge is seperates into three distinct components: plasma, white blood cells combined with the platelets, and the red blood cells.
About 55% of the blood is plasma and about 45% are cells ( males generally having
a higher percentage of cells than females).
If the percentage of cells becomes too low the person is said to have anemia.
Blood Plasma
Blood is composed of cellular and non-cellular elements.
HEMATOCRIT
Perbandingan sel eritrosit terhadap volume
darah dalam bentuk persentase. Pria : 42% - 54% Wanita : 39% - 48%
Ht < = Anemia Ht > = Polycytemia, perembesan
KOMPONEN ELEMEN
Sel darah merah (eritrosit
fs : 99% mengangkut O2 dari paru ke seluruh tubuh dan CO2 dari jaringan tubuh ke paru. Sel darah putih (leukosit) fs : Melindungi tubuh dari infeksi dan kanker Platelet (trombosit) fs : Pembekuan darah
SEL ERITROSIT
Bentuk cakram, biconcave dengan bagian tepi lebih tebal. diameter : 7m Umur : 120 hari Jumlah normal : 5. 106 / mm3 Dibentuk di red bone marrow, dihancurkan/ dirombak di hati dan limpa Eritropoeisis dipengaruhi oleh eritropoeitin hormon. Pembentukan eritosit juga dipengaruhi oleh vit B12, AA , ferum, testosteron
Here is a picture of some blood - most all the cells you see are erythrocytes - probably the easiest cell to identify in all anatomy and physiology.
hemoglobin molecules!
Erythrocytes have a bi-concave disc shape - they look like donuts - their shape optimizes their ability to carry oxygen
second in adults, erythropoiesis occurs mainly in the marrow of the sternum, ribs, vertebral processes, and skull bones begins with a cell called a hemocytoblast or stem cell (below) rate is regulated by oxygen levels: hypoxia (lower than normal oxygen levels) is detected by cells in the kidneys kidney cells release the hormone erythropoietin into the blood erythropoietin stimulates erythropoiesis by the bone marrow
polypeptide chains) + 4 heme groups (with iron) each molecule can carry 4 molecules of oxygen called oxyhemoglobin when carrying oxygen & called reduced hemoglobin when not carrying oxygen can also combine with carbon dioxide & helps HAEM transport carbon dioxide from the tissues to the lungs
hemoglobin molecules!
ANEMIA
Bila dilihat dari RBC : (< 5.106 )
5.
6.
Nutrional Anemia Hemolitik Anemia Defisiensi Anemia Renal Anemia Aplastik Anemia Pernicious Anemia
POLYCYTHEMIA
Jika erytrosit > 5.106 Dibagi atas : Polisitemia primer ( P. vera )
Polisitemia sekunder
Polisitemia primer Ht dapat mencapai 70% - 80% Viskositas menjadi lebih besar (5 -7x normal)
sehingga aliran darah menjadi lambat. O2 carry menurun. Viskositas TPRBPKerja jantung
Polistemia sekunder
oleh eritropoeitin untuk meningkatkan kapasitas darah mengangkut O2 sebagai respon terhadap penurunan penyaluran O2 ke jaringan yang berkepanjangan. Pada orang yang tinggal di dataran tinggi Penderita penyakit paru kronik atau gagal jantung Eritrosit naik 6.106 8. 106
Jumlah Normal
Leukopoesis dipengaruhi oleh banyaknya jumlah bakteri yang masuk ke dalam tubuh
Agranulocyte
Granulocyte
Neutrophil
GRANULOCYTES
1. Neutrophils
40 - 75% of leukocytes
10 - 14um diameter Exhibit multi - lobed nuclei Cytoplasm lightly stippled with indistinct granules - represents large lysosomes Active phagocytes that ingest bacteria & cell fragments
Cytoplasm
Erythrocyte
GRANULOCYTES
2. Eosinophils
1 - 6% of leukocytes 10 - 14um diameter Bilobed nucleus Abundant large ovoid granules - stain bright red with eosin Phagocytes that ingest
Cytoplasmic granules
Bi - lobed nucleus
GRANULOCYTES
3. Basophils
< 1% of leukocytes 10 - 16um diameter U- or S-shaped bi-lobed nucleus large blue cytoplasmic granules - exhibit basophilic
Cytoplasmic granules
Bi - lobed nucleus
staining
Granules contain materials that mediate inflammation - eg. histamine
AGRANULOCYTES
1. Lymphocytes
20 - 30% of leukocytes
6 - 9um diameter (small) 9 - 15um diameter (large - 3%) Round, densely stained nuclei Pale non-granular cytoplasm Small lymphocytes have relatively little cytoplasm - attack pathogens & regulate immune responses Large lymphocytes make antibodies
Rounded nuclei
Large
Small
AGRANULOCYTES
2. Monocytes
2 - 10% of leukocytes 14 - 24um diameter Large, often indented, nuclei
TROMBOSIT (PLATELET)
Mempunyai inti
Umur 7 10 hari
Dibentuk oleh megakaryosit di sstlg Berperan pada proses pembekuan darah
= trombositopenia
> 450.103
= trombositosi
Regulated by thrombopoietin.
Contain granules. Role in clotting remain functional for about 7 - 10 days (after which they are removed from the blood by macrophages in the spleen & liver)
Hemostasis -
injured vessel due to contraction of smooth muscle in the wall of the vessel. This 'spasm' may reduce blood flow & blood loss but will not stop blood loss. 2 - Formation of a platelet plug - platelets aggregate at the point where a vessel ruptures. This occurs because platelets are exposed to collagen (a protein found in the connective tissure located just outside the blood vessel). Upon exposure to collagen, platelets release ADP (adenosine diphosphate) & thromboxane. These substances cause the surfaces of nearby platelets to become sticky and, as 'sticky' platelets accumulate, a 'plug' forms.
3 - Blood coagulation (clotting):
formed primarily of fibrin threads (or polymers), but also including blood cells & platelets. Blood clots in the right places prevent the loss of blood from ruptured vessels, but in the wrong place can cause problems such as a stroke (see below under inappropriate clotting).
within clot shrinks fibrin meshwork, pulling edges of damaged vessel closer together
Over time (with the amount of
time depending on the amount of damage), the clot is dissolved and replaced with normal tissue
COAGULATION PATHWAYS
There are three pathways to consider:1. Extrinsic pathway 2. Intrinsic pathway 3. Common pathway
EXTRINSIC PATHWAY
When tissue or endothelial cells are damaged they release tissue factor, which combines with two clotting factors to make the enzyme tissue thromboplastin
INTRINSIC PATHWAY
The aggregated platelet plug releases platelet factor 3, which combines with two clotting factors to make the enzyme platelet thromboplastin
COMMON PATHWAY
The common pathway begins once either of the two types of thromboplastin are formed. When this happens, prothrombin is converted into the enzyme thrombin. Thrombin then takes the final step in the coagulation process by converting fibrinogen into fibrin.
type of agglutinogens (antigens) present on the red blood cell surface The plasma may contain genetically determined agglutinins or antibodies against the blood group antigens that they DO NOT have The ABO and Rh system are based upon antigen-antibody type responses
Blood Typing
ABO system people who posses the A antigen on the RBC surface are type A; if you posses the B antigen you are blood type B; if both A and B are present you are type AB; if neither A or B antigens are present, your blood type is O
Type O - universal donor, can give blood to anyone Type AB - universal recipient, can receive blood from
any blood type
Rh system
Rh system
individuals
whose red blood cells possess the Rh antigen are Rh+ (Approx 85%) Antibodies against Rh antigens are not present at birth but are stimulated by exposure
Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn Only in Rh- mothers and an Rh+ child, after exposure.
RhoGam - medication given to prevent sensitization of Rh- mother