Transport Systems In The Human Body Flashcards

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0
Q

What does an open blood system transport? (2)

A

Nutrients

Phagocytic cells

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1
Q

Which organisms exhibit a variety of surfaces for gaseous exchange?

A

Arthropods

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2
Q

_______ developed a closed blood system.

A

Vertebrates

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3
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What is one disadvantage of having a closed blood system?

A

Not all cells can be directly in contact with the blood.

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4
Q

All vertebrates, except fish developed a __________ circulation.

A

Double blood

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5
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What are the 2 types of circulation?

A

Pulmonary - lung

Systemic - body

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6
Q

What is the lymphatic system?

A

A second transport system in the human body

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7
Q

The fetal heart starts to contract in the ________________ of pregnancy.

A

4th week

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8
Q

The heart is divided into a left and a right half by the ________

A

Septum

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9
Q

The heart is situated in the __________

A

Thoracic cavity

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10
Q

What is the space between the lungs where the heart is found called ?

A

Mediastinum

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11
Q

What is the tough connective tissue membrane that encloses the heart called ?

A

Pericardium

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12
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What is the thin moist membrane that lines the inside of the pericardium called ?

A

Epicardium

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13
Q

What is the epicardium and what is it responsible for ?

A

A thin layer of fluid responsible for decreasing friction.

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14
Q

Each side if the heart consists of two _________, an_______ at the top and a _________ at the bottom.

A

Heart chambers.
Atrium.
Ventricle.

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15
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Blood flows from the right _______ to the ______ ventricle through the ________.

A

Atrium.
Right.
Tricuspid valve.

16
Q

Blood flows from the left _____ to the ______ ventricle through the _____________.

A

Atrium.
Left.
Bicuspid (mitral) valve.

17
Q

The cardiac valves consist of strong ________ _______ flaps. (3 right 2 left).

A

Connective tissue.

18
Q

What do arteries do ?

A

Transports blood away from the heart to different parts of the body.

19
Q

What do veins do ?

A

Transport blood to the heart.

20
Q

What do capillary blood vessels (hair blood vessels) do ?

A

Connect arteries to veins.
Arteries branch out to form a network of capillary blood vessels where the exchange of substances between blood plasma and body cells occur.

21
Q

When the ventricles contract, the blood can only leave the valve through the ______ ______ of the main arteries.

A

Semilunar valves.

22
Q

Blood from the ____ side of the heart flows through the semilunar valves of the ________ artery.

A

Right.

Pulmonary.

23
Q

What is also called a “sac valve” ?

A

Semilunar valves.

24
The blood vessel is lined on the inside by a layer of _______ _______ ______, the _______.
Squamous epithelial cells. | Endothelium.
25
Why can blood move upwards against the gravity in veins ?
Because they have semilunar valves.
26
What is contraction of the heart muscle known as ?
Systole.
27
What is relaxing of the heart muscle known as ?
Diastole.