Exam 1 Flashcards

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What part of the artery wall is largely composed of connective tissue?

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Tunica externa

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When smooth muscle is in a state of contractions, the vessel is in

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Vasoconstriction

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3
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What are the smallest blood vessels?

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Capillaries

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4
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What encircles the entrances to capallaries

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Precapillary sphincter

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5
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What is diffusion?

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A process where transfers of bio chemicals occur through capillary walls.

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Why can o2 and CO2 easily move through most areas of cell membrane?

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They are lipid soluble

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7
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Filtration results when substances are forced through capillary walls by ______ pressure?

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Hydrostatic

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8
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The presence of plasma proteins in blood increase its ______ pressure as compared to tissue fluids.

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Osmotic

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9
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What vessels with large lumens also serve as blood reservoirs?

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Veins

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10
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What vessels carry blood away from the heart?

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Arteries

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11
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Which organ releases renin?

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The kidneys

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12
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Short term regulation of blood pressure is controlled by______.

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The nervous system

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13
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Peak blood pressure driven by ventricular contraction is called?

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Systolic pressure

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14
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What’s prevents back flow in a lymphatic vessel?

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Valves

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15
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What filters lymphatic fluid?

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Lymph nodes

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16
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The lymphatic trunk that drains the head and neck is called the ______ trunk.

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Jugular

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The lymphatic trunk that drains the head and neck is called the ____ trunk.

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Jugular

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18
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What do lymph nodes carry tonight invading microorganisms?

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Lymphocytes and macrophages

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19
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Lymph enters a node through a ____ lymphatic vessel.

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Afferent

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20
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The lymph nodes associated with the lymphatic vessels that drain the lower limbs are located in the ___ region.

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Inguinal

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21
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What is the organ that filters lymph and blood?

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The spleen

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22
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Pyers patches, tonsils, and the dependents constitute this group

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MALTs

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23
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What is a cytotoxic and helper cell?

24
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What cell produces antibodies?

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What is specific acquired immunity?
Adaptive
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What is nonspecific immunity you are born with?
Innate
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What type of immunity do you have through a vaccine or getting a disease?
Active
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What is a specified squired immunity?
Adaptive
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What type of immunity is it when it is passed from your mother?
Passive
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What is the process called when a cell engulfs a foreign substance?
Phagocytosis
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What substance is released when a cell is infected with a virus?
Interferons
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What is an important phagocyte of the lymph system?
Macrophage
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Where does the chordae tendinae originate?
The papillary muscle
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What prevents backflip from the right ventricle to right atria?
Tricuspid valve
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What membrane surrounds the heart?
Pericardial sac
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What prevents back from of left ventricle to atria?
The bicuspid/mitral valve
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What gives rise to left and right pulmonary arteries?
Pulmonary trunk
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Drains blood from myocardium into right atrium
Coronary sinus
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Inner lining of the heart chamber
Endocardium
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Largely composed of cardiac muscle tissue
Myocardium
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Space containing serous fluid to reduce friction during heartbeats?
Pericardial cavity
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What drains flood from the myocardial capillaries?
Cardiac vein
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What supplies blood to heart muscles?
Coronary artery
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What distributes blood to body organs except the lungs?
Aorta
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What is the term for heart relaxation?
Diastole
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What is the term for heart contraction?
Systole
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What is the phase of the cardiac cycle during ventricular systole when all valves are closed?
Isovolumetric contraction
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What is the phase of the cardiac cycle when blood is doing through the major vessels?
Ventricular ejection
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What is the location of the pacemaker cell?
Sinoatrial node
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Part of an ECG when the atria are depolarizing?
QRS complex
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What cell has a special leak channel to auto depolarize?
Pacemaker cells
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What is responsible for keeping the heart rate slow by innervating the nodes?
Parasympathetic division
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Amount of blood in the heart after venous return is?
EDV
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The amount of blood that leaves the heart in one pump
Stroke volume
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The amount of blood that leaves the heart in one minute?
Cardiac output.
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Heart sounds are caused by?
Closing of AV valves