The Circulatory system

next we have the skeletal system.

The circulatory system also provides nutrients of skeletal system like

calcium ions to encourage bone strength.

The skeletal system is where platelets, white blood cells and

red blood cells were created there, all created in the

bone marrow through stem cells depicted here.

This is where they mature into red blood cells, white

blood cells and platelets.

If the skeletal system is not provided with enough nutrients

by the blood cells to produce blood cells in the

blood, cell formation can be affected, causing rapid deterioration of

the body.

Next up, we have the lymphatic system.

The lymphatic system also interacts closely with the circulatory system.

As you saw with the capillary exchange, there was limp

building back system was intertwined in that combating vessels are

located throughout the system.

However, they deal with transporting nutrients and waits to promote

immune immune system.

It also contains the spleen is depicted in the lymphatic

system. Picture the little red piece.

The lymphatic system works with, um white blood cells to

fight off infections as well.

The spleen recycles red blood cells and is the storage

unit for platelets and white blood cells.

Now we can get into something a bit more interesting.

So one of the most interesting topics that I have

found while researching about the circulatory system was the golden

blood. So golden blood is known as ari snow.

Within each blood type, there are eight antigens that help

to find the blood type of a person as discussed,

most common being a B and courage.

Moreover, there approximately 342 antigens on each blood types and

Jim, so there is subtypes for the Orange Group alone.

There are 61 antigens on it.

It is not uncommon to missing some of the antigens

from the rich blood factor, but it is uncommon to

be missing all of them.

Blood could be determined by testing which antigens the blood

coagulate with.

So which one's it'll clot to identifying a foreign body.

There have been recorded cases of people being born without

any anti agents, and their blood type isn't as original

or the golden blood.

This is the rarest blood type known interact.

In 2010 there were only 43 people worldwide recorded with

this blood type.

This blood type is considered very about valuable because it

is truly the universal blood type.

When someone is missing one of the antigens on the

orange factor, they need to find someone that is missing

it as well if they need a transfusion.

And this blood type has new antigens.

This is so where, because people that are missing all

the antigens of their blood er incredibly susceptible disease because

their body doesn't recognize for embodies this easily.

When your body does not have the indicators to recognize

foreign invaders, the body is more likely to get sick.

And that is why it is uncommon for people with

this blood type to be healthy as well.

This blood type does not need to be treated.

In fact, it had known as golden blood because it

could be used universally.

Book for people with rare blood types affecting the R

H group.

This blood type of error and has been very important

for the people that needed to utilize it then, for

one of the coolest disorders I found as well is

the phone while brand disease.

So when Wal Friend disease, it's disorder platelets is it

is a disorder platelet disease, also known as B W

D. So VW D is when your body is missing

the VON while brand factor we w f.

This is a fighting total clotting factor in the play,

but so this disease is most often hereditary and causes

and an inability to clot.

So if you look at the image here, Step two

would not be able to occur because the clotting factors

would not recognize the clot duties.

Common symptoms most people do.

Today's common symptoms listed here.

Frequent nosebleeds Have you menstrual cycles, excessive bleeding or abnormal

bruise? You know, sensitivity.

People will just think it's like Heather Bonnie is.

Some women have have your flow of some people bleed

more often or have more bloody noses.

It's not often diagnosed.

Von Robert Brown disease is the most common platelet disease,

affecting about 1% of people worldwide.

There are four different types of VW T Type 123

and acquired Type One affect 60 to 80% of all

VW patient patients.

It is the mildest case in his crossed by a

lack of about 50 to 80% of the normal B

W F.

15% to 30% of VW D patients have type two,

which can range from mild to moderate symptoms, so Type

two is broken down into four sub classes.

To further identify the presence of the VW benefactor.

Take three effects.

Fired 10% of patients in showcases.

The most severe symptoms or bleeding out can be highly

likely and possibly spontaneous.

The blood can unexpectedly port of the vessels and into

the body cavity, causing excessive swelling and bruising.

Acquired B W D is the only non hereditary form

of the disorder.

As types of one chewing three year, all hereditary.

It is its symptoms range.

Depending on the cause of the disease.

Carl's can be autoimmune disorders, cancer or medications that causing

an attitude of platelets.

B W.

D is diagnosed by asking about family history or ordering

and clotting factor test to determine how fast the blood

clots blood tests can.

Also, you've reformed to determine the type of VW D

the patient has, although due to the fluctuation of VW

F in the body, multiples asked me how to be

performed to get a distinct answer.

Treatments of the disease is dependent on the severity of

the symptoms.

Most often, nasal spray called dismal pressing acetate is used

by patients to trigger a release of the VW Beth.

The ones they have working.

At least there are also intravenous treatments such as Excel

Toes von bendy.

It is known to aid in clotting of current lead

and provide the VW F, um, Clark factor to prevent

future bleeds.

Other treatments can also be used prevent breakdown of plots

that are being formed.

So that is the importance of the circulatory system.

You're having my bibliography.

Thank you for listening.

The Circulatory system

Audio TranscriptAuto-generated