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-Plasma makes about 55% of your entire blood and is a yellowish liquid that holds your red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.
It is made up of ...
*Proteins: 7% of plasma which are made up of...
Albumins (54% of proteins), Globulins (38% of proteins), Fibrinogen (7% of proteins), and other substances that make up 1% of proteins.
*Water: 91.5% of plasma
*Other solutes which make up 1.5% of plasma and include Electrolytes, nutrients, gases, regulatory substances, and waste products.

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Red Blood Cells                 (45% of blood)

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Red Blood Cells                 (45% of blood)

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-There is only the Red blood cell in this category and is also called an Erythrocyte.
*Function*
-The main function of the Red blood cell is to deliver nutrients, oxygen, wastes, and other substances around the body.
*Malfunctions*
One common malfunction of the red blood cells include Anemia, in which your blood lacks enough healthy red blood cells or hemoglobin which causes oxygen deficiencies.
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
If left untreated, iron-deficiency anemia can cause serious health problems. Having too little oxygen in the body can damage organs. With anemia, the heart must work harder to make up for the lack of red blood cells or hemoglobin which would later lead to death and organ failure.

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Platelets                   (150,000 - 400,000 per microlitre of blood)

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Platelets                   (150,000 - 400,000 per microlitre of blood)

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-There is only the Platelet in this category. It is also known as a Thrombocyte.
*Function*
-Their primary function is to clot and stop the loss of blood through bleeding.
*Malfunctions*
-Thrombocytopenia: a condition where there are too few platelets in the blood stream.
-Thrombocythemia: a condition where there are too many platelets in the blood stream.
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
~If left untreated..
-Thrombocytopenia: Because of the low amounts of Platelets in your blood you will be very high risk at bleeding externally, as well as internally, without clotting causing you to bleed out.
-Thrombocythemia: Because of the high, abnormal counts of platelets in the blood your blood would be prone to be clot more than usual. This would cause blockages all over the circulatory system which may lead to heart attacks or strokes.

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-Overall takes about 1% of all blood.
The cells that make up all the white blood cells, with their percentages will be shown. Next.

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White Blood Cells              (B Lymphocyte, B Cell)
20-25% of WB

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White Blood Cells              (B Lymphocyte, B Cell)
20-25% of WB

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Known as B Lymphocyte, B Cell, or Plasma Cell.
*Function*
-They are responsible for identifying pathogens and making anti-bodies for them.  They have cellular memory so they can make effective antibodies against a familiar pathogen to stop any progress of a disease; they can also turn into Plasma cells.
*Malfunctions*
-Auto-immune diseases such as scleroderma, multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus erythematosus
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-If left untreated your body will suffer massive damage as your own immune system works against you, causing organ failure and ultimately death.

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White Blood Cells (Basophil) 0.5-1.0% WBC's

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White Blood Cells (Basophil) 0.5-1.0% WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Just Basophil.
*Function*
- Basophils are part of the innate immune system. They produce their own enzymes and chemicals to fight pathogens. They also release Heparin which is a blood thinner and Histamine which is a vasodilator but also may bring allergy symptoms.
*Malfunctions*
-Basophilia: may be a sign of chronic inflammation in which excessive white blood cells are produced. Alternately, it may be related to an under active thyroid gland (hypothyroidism) or a condition that causes the overproduction of white blood cells in the bone marrow.
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-Unfortunately Basophilia is associated with certain types of blood cell cancers.  In addition to hypothyroidism, basophilia is associated with a wide range of infections and inflammatory autoimmune disorders.

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White Blood Cells (Eosinophil) 2-4% WBC's

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White Blood Cells (Eosinophil) 2-4% WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Just Eosinophils.
*Function*
-Find and engulf intruders. They also are very involved in the inflammation process.
*Malfunctions*
-Eosinophillia
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-Eosinophillia can cause chronic inflammation resulting in tissue damage, severe allergic reactions and eventually death.

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White Blood Cells (Monocyte) 3-8% of WBC's

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White Blood Cells (Monocyte) 3-8% of WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Monocytes or Macrophage.
*Function*
-Monocytes are a type of white blood cell that fight certain infections and help other white blood cells remove dead or damaged tissues, destroy cancer cells, and regulate immunity against foreign substances.
*Malfunctions*
-Monocytosis- Abnormally high count of Monocytes in the blood stream.
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-If monocytosis you can expect chronic infections, autoimmune disorders, blood disorders, and certain cancers.

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White Blood Cells (Neutrophil) 60-70% WBC's

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White Blood Cells (Neutrophil) 60-70% WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Just Neutrophils
*Function*
-They circulate around our body in the bloodstream, and when they sense signals that an infection is present, they are the first cells to migrate to the site of the infection to begin killing the invading microbes.
*Malfunctions*
-Neutropenia
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-In Neutropenia, your Neutrophils will e in very low numbers and the chance of acquiring illness will be high. Unfortunately, because of a crippled immune system your body may not be able to fight pathogens effectively and may lead to a more severe state or even death.

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White Blood Cells (Natural Killer, NK Cell) 
5-15% of WBC's

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White Blood Cells (Natural Killer, NK Cell) 
5-15% of WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Called Natural Killer cells or just NK Cells.
*Function*
-They are lymphocytes that are able to bind to certain tumor cells and virus-infected cells without the stimulation of antigens, and kill them by the insertion of granules containing perforin.
*Malfunctions*
-Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH)
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-If left untreated, patients with HLH survive for only a few months, due to progressive multi-organ failure.

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White Blood Cells              (T Lymphocyte, T Cell)
20-25% of WBC's

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White Blood Cells              (T Lymphocyte, T Cell)
20-25% of WBC's

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*Cell names and synonyms*
-Known as T Lymphocytes or T cells.
*Function*
-They have cellular memory so they can ask a B cell to make specific antibodies to efficiently fight a pathogen with antibodies from a past experience so you don't get sick. In addition they are responsible for cell-mediated immunity. They also destroy pathogens marked with antibodies from a B cell.
*Malfunctions*
-T-lymphocyte deficiency: An abnormally low count of T cells in the blood stream.
*What to expect from these cell malfunctions*
-Your immune system will be very weak and Infections won't get any better naturally or with antibiotic treatment for two or more months. Depending on the disease you acquire your immune system may not be strong enough to take on an infection and could lead to death.