A&P II Final Exam Review (Jim) 7/25/24 Flashcards
- What is hemolytic disease of the newborn?
- A woman with Rh-positive blood need not worry at all.
- A woman with Rh-negative blood has nothing to worry about if their baby is also Rh-negative
- Problems arise only with Rh-negative mothers and Rh-positive babies. Usually, the first pregnancy goes fine. It’s a subsequent Rh-positive baby who may be at risk.
- The most important feature of hemoglobin is what?
it binds to oxygen
- What cells below can be found in significantly elevated numbers during a bacterial infection in the body?
Neutrophils
- Which of the cells below ultimately becomes activated to become the largest phagocytic cell in the body?
Macrophages or monocytes (turn into macrophage)
- When a clot is no longer needed, the _____ is dissolved by ______?
Fibrin, plasmin
- What blood vessels do not carry oxygen?
Pulmonary artery and umbilical artery
- If a murmur is heard throughout systole what does that mean?
It means that one of the AV valves is not fully shut
- Which of the following statements about the heart is not true?
The QRS complex in the ECG of a patient corresponds to ventricular repolarization
- Which of the following statements concerning the chordae tendinae is not true?
They prevent the semi lunar valve from involution turning out like an umbrella
- When the Foreman Ovale fails to close after birth, the congenital defect is called?
Atrial septal defect
- A drop in blood volume will immediately trigger all of the following except?
Increased system blood pressure
- What are the two blood vessels that emerge from where the abdominal aorta exists?
Right and left common iliac artery
- What are the branches of the aortic arch?
1-brachialcephalic artery, #2 left common carotid artery and #3 left subclavian artery
- Which of the following statements is true?
The 2 sets of blood vessels that directly deliver oxygenated blood into the Circle of Willis are the internal carotid arteries and basilar artery
- What are the two sets of blood vessels that deliver oxygenated blood into the circle of Willis?
Internal carotid arteries and basal arteries
- The name of the blood vessel found on the back of the knee is?
Popliteal artery
- What are the three blood vessels that emerge from the celiac trunk?
Left gastric artery, splenic artery, and common hepatic arteries
- Erythrocytes have no _____ and derive their ATP from _____?
Organelles and glycolysis
- Even though the lymphatic system is heavily involved in immune system response, its main function is?
Fluid homeostasis
- Most of the deoxygenated blood from abdominal organs drains directly in the?
hepatic portal vein
- If the lymphatic vessel in the lower left leg of a patient becomes blocked what would you expect to see?
The left leg would develop edema