Haematocrit (HCT) Reference Value:

pH of arterial blood

pH of venous blood

Definition: Normovolemia

Definition:Hypervolemia

Definition: Hypovolemia

Definition: Normocythaemia

Definition: Oligocythaemia

Definition: Policythaemia

Definition: Acidosis

Definition: Alcalosis

Definition: Hypoproteinoemia

Rules of blood transfusion:
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Symptoms of adverse Transfusion reaction:

Composition of Whole Blood:

Composition of Blood Plasma

Composition of the 10% Dried Plasma Residue

Blood transfusion of a different but compatible group may be performed as; How much Whole Blood?

Blood transfusion of a different but compatible group may be performed as; How much RBC (Include ratio titer)

Fundamental principle of blood transfusion:

How much plasma can we transfuse if the Hemacrit is 0.4 - 0.5 (50%) -

Hemacrit Defintion

Physiological Components of Haem

RBC Reference Value

Heme group

Globin Group

Hemoglobin Reference Value

Erythrocyte Reference Value

Define Erythrocytosis

Define Electropenia

Anemia

Define Differential Blood Count

Reference Value - Leucocytes

Reference Value - Platelets (Thrombocytes)

Define Leucocytosis

Define Leucopenia

Define Lymphocytosis

Define Lymphopenia

Define Monocytosis

Define Eosinophilia

Define Thrombocytosis

Define Thrombocytopenia

Define Immunity

Difference between Segmented and Banded Neutrophils

When does Eosinophillia occur?

Define and Explain Glucocorticoids

Define Haemostasis

Define Afibrinogenemia

Define Haemophilia