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1 Blood – Learning Outcomes
Describe the composition of blood. Describe the functions of component of blood.

2 Composition of Blood Blood has four parts: Plasma, Red blood cells,
White blood cells, Platelets. By DiverDave – CC-BY-SA-3.0 By Electron Microscopy Facility – public domain

3 Functions of Blood Plasma Liquid part of blood.
Transports blood cells, digested food, and waste. Red Blood Cells Transports oxygen on haemoglobin. White Blood Cells Produce antibodies which fight diseases. Platelets Clots blood.

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