3.9 en deel 3.10 Tissue fluid and lymph & Blood groups
Tissue fluid and lymph & Blood groups
Basics: 3.9 & 3.10
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Tissue fluid and lymph & Blood groups
Basics: 3.9 & 3.10
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Recap
Where are our capillaries? What is their function?
How do we recognize stuff (a.o. pathogens) in our body?
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Today's goals
You will have an understanding of what our lymphatic system is, and how it functions
You will know what it means to have a certain blood group
Slide 3 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
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Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Waste products
Source of goods
Transport of goods
Collection of waste products
Processing of waste products
Slide 5 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Source of goods
Transport of goods
Collection of waste products
Processing of waste products
Slide 6 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Sewage, garbage
CO2, waste products
Source of goods
Transport of goods
Collection of waste products
Processing of waste products
Slide 7 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Sewage, garbage
CO2, waste products
Source of goods
Grocery store, the mall
Lungs, intestines
Transport of goods
Collection of waste products
Processing of waste products
Slide 8 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Sewage, garbage
CO2, waste products
Source of goods
Grocery store, the mall
Lungs, intestines
Transport of goods
Cars, trucks
Blood
Collection of waste products
Processing of waste products
Slide 9 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Sewage, garbage
CO2, waste products
Source of goods
Grocery store, the mall
Lungs, intestines
Transport of goods
Cars, trucks
Blood
Collection of waste products
Sewage system, waste disposal system
Kidneys, liver
Processing of waste products
Slide 10 - Slide
Analogy: Your body as a city
Whole system
City
Body
Goods
Food, products, etc
Nutrients, oxygen
Waste products
Sewage, garbage
CO2, waste products
Source of goods
Grocery store, the mall
Lungs, intestines
Transport of goods
Cars, trucks
Blood
Collection of waste products
Sewage system, waste disposal system
Kidneys, liver
Processing of waste products
Garbage trucks, road sweepers
Lymphatic system
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How do the waste products get collected?
At the transition from artery to capillary a part of the blood gets pushed out of the capillaries because of the high pressure
-> It becomes tissue fluid (dissolved oxygen and nutrients)
-> Also contains carbon dioxide and other waste products, gets partially reabsorbed by the capillaries
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The rest of the tissue fluid flows into the lymphatic vessels
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Lymphatic vessel
A bit similar to veins, how do they move the lymph, and where to?
Discuss in breakout rooms, 2 minutes
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Lymph nodes: purify the lymph (Important for the immunesystem!)
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Blood groups: A, B, AB, O
A
A
B
B
C
AB
D
O
Slide 16 - Quiz
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Using the information from the previous slide, make a table of blood transfusions (fill in: C (clotting) NC (no clotting
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Today's goals
You will have an understanding of what our lymphatic system is, and how it functions
You will know what it means to have a certain blood group
You will (hopefully) enjoy the lesson and learn something, despite the fact that it has to be online
