circulatory system. structure & function blood blood flow diseases misc. 100 200 300 400 500

Circulatory System

Structure & Function

BloodBlood Flow Diseases Misc.

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Question I 100

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Muscular, hollow organ called the “pump” of the

body

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Question I 200

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Muscular wall that separates the right

side of the heart from the left

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Question I 300

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Lines the inside of the heart

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Question I 400

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Covers the outside of the heart

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Question I 500

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Muscular middle layer of the heart

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Question II 100

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Carry blood to the heart

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Question II 200

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Carry blood away from the heart

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Question II 300

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The chamber where deoxygenated

blood first enters the heart

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Question II 400

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Receives oxygenated blood

from the lungs

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Question II 500

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Located between the right atrium

and right ventricle

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Question III 100

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90% water; carries blood

through the body

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Question III 200

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Red Blood Cells; Contain

hemoglobin that carries oxygen

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Question III 300

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White blood cells; Fight infection

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Question III 400

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Also called platelets;

responsible for clotting the blood

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Question III 500

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The amount of blood in the

average adult

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Question IV 100

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High Blood Pressure

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Question IV 200

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Inadequate number of red blood cells; Causes fatigue,

pallor and tachycardia

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Question IV 300

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Occurs when a blockage in the

coronary arteries cuts off blood supply

to the heartAnswer

Question IV 400

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Occurs when the heart muscles do

not beat adequately to supply the blood needs of the body

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Question IV 500

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Occurs when fatty plaques build up

on the walls of the arteries

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Question V 100

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Connect arterioles and venules; where

O2 and CO2 are exchanged in the

cellsAnswer

Question V 200

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Abnormal heart rhythms

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Question V 300

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Hearts pacemaker

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Question V 400

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Period of rest

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Question V 500

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Artery in the neck used to check a

pulse

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Answer I 100

Heart

Back

Answer I 200

Septum

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Answer I 300

Endocardium

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Answer I 400

Pericardium

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Answer I 500

Myocardium

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Answer II 100

Vein

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Answer II 200

Artery

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Answer II 300

Right atrium

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Answer II 400

Left Atrium (LA)

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Answer II 500

Mitral (Bicuspid) Valve

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Answer III 100

Plasma

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Answer III 200

Erythrocytes

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Answer III 300

Leukocytes

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Answer III 400

Thrombocytes

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Answer III 500

4 to 6 quarts

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Answer IV 100

Hypertension(HTN)

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Answer IV 200

Anemia

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Answer IV 300

Myocardial Infarction(MI)

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Answer IV 400

Congestive Heart Failure(CHF)

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Answer IV 500

Atherosclerosis

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Answer V 100

Capillaries

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Answer V 200

Arrhythmia

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Answer V 300

SA Node

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Answer V 400

Diastole

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Answer V 500

Carotid

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