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Dr. Sally Pham Dr. Mercedes Goncder Dr. Bilal Adnan Dr. Toe Kyi Dr. Shaheen Sabah Dr. Marcia Caldas Dr. Hsi-Chung Chen Fre mo nt A d u lt S c ho o l Y el en a 's M ed ic a l Fo u n dat ion Fre mo nt A d u lt S c ho o l Y el en a 's M ed ic a l Fo u n dat ion

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Dr. Sally PhamDr. Mercedes Goncder

Dr. Bilal Adnan

Dr. Toe Kyi

Dr. Shaheen Sabah

Dr. Marcia Caldas

Dr. Hsi-Chung ChenFre

mont A d u lt S c ho o l Y el en a 's M ed ic a l Fo u n dat

ionFre

mont A d u lt S c ho o l Y el en a 's M ed ic a l Fo u n dat

ion

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

Definition

It is a fluid-filled network of tubes (or vessels) through which materials move between the environment and the cells of a multicellular animal.

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Characteristics

•It connects all parts of an organism in a way that allows individual cells to thrive as well as for organisms to function as a unit.

It is an entirely closed system.

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Remove waste materials from cells Carbon dioxide urea

Function

Transport materials needed by cells Oxygen Glucose

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM-HEARTHEART

Heart is just a pump. It has:

- 2 atria - 2 ventricles

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It is made of their own special muscle called cardiac muscle.

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Its interwoven muscle fibers enable the heart to contract, or squeeze togheter, automatically.

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Blood travels from right atrium through a valve, to the right ventricle. From there, it is pumped to the lungs to pick up oxygen.

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From the lungs, the oxygen-rich blood goes to the left atrium and then to the left ventricle to get pumped around the body.

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Blood Vessels

Blood vessels are of three basics types: arteries, veins and capillaries.

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Arteries carry blood away from the heart.

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Veins bring blood from the body to the heart.

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Capillaries are enabling to exchange water and chemicals between the blood and the tissues.

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Blood is composed of a yellowish liquid called plasma, which are millions of solid cells in suspension.

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• Plasma is an yellowish river of water and minerals in which all blood cells flow.

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• Red blood cells pick up oxygen (H2O) in the lungs, deliver it to all the other cells in the body.

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• Red blood cells carry away carbon dioxide waste (CO2).

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• White blood cells flight against infections. They surround germs, kill them, and carry away the dead cells.

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• Platelets are brownish-yellow bits of cells that helping form blood clots.

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• Fibrinogen are fibers weave around platelets at a cut or injury to plug up the flow of blood and form a scab.

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• A colorized scanning electron micrograph of a blood clot formed in vitro.

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• Antibodies latch onto germs so white blood cells can find and destroy them.

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Red Blood CellsRed Blood Cells

All of cells need oxygen to live. The red blood cells carry oxygen through the bloodstream and deliver it to others cells.

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A chemical called hemoglobin helps the red blood cells hold onto oxygen. One of the main ingredients of hemoglobin is iron.

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If your body does not get enough iron in the foods you eat or the vitamins you take, you can develope iron deficiency anemia.

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Hemophilia

What is Hemophilia?

Hemophilia is a rare bleeding disorder that causes excessive bleeding and easy bruising.

It can take a long time for your blood to clot after an injury or accident.

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What causes Hemophilia?

The hemophilia gene passes on birth.

The factor VIII or IX gene changed only in the baby’s body. One in three babies has no family history of hemophilia.

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How is Hemophilia diagnosed?

Do a physical exam, and order blood tests.

How is Hemophilia treated?

To injecte the low or missing clotting factors directly into the bloodstream. This is called replacement therapy.

Replacement therapy

Whether you have a bleeding problem,Whether it’s due to hemophilia or another cause

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How to treat Hemophilia with first aid?

Apply first aid as soon as possible to limit the amount of bleeding and damage. Do this even if factor replacement will also be given.

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Q & A

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