Blood ๐Ÿฉธ and circulatory system Flashcards

1
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Name period of heart when cardiac muscle is contracting

A

Syastole

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2
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Name period of heart when cardiac muscle is not contracting

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Diastole

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3
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Location of sinoatrial node (SA node) in heart

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Wall of right atrium

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4
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Name circuit to which the right ventricle pumps blood

A

Pulmonary circuit

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5
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Name circuit to which the left ventricle pumps blood

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Systemic circuit

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6
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What cause he audible sounds of the heartbeat

A

Valves closing

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7
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Function of the cardiac artery

A

Supply cardiac muscles with blood

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8
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Describe effect of circulatory system after exercise

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Increase heart rate, or,
Strengthens heart muscle

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9
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Why is blood on the right side kept separate from the blood on the left

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Prevents oxygenated and deoxygenated blood from mixing

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10
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What is meant by term diastole

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Relaxing

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11
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Word used to describe faces of red blood cells

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Biconcave

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12
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What feature of red blood cells allows them to pass through the narrow capillaries

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Flexible

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13
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Molecule in red blood cells that carries oxygen

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Haemoglobin

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14
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Based on the composition if human red blood cells, why do they live for about 120 days

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No nucleus,
Cannot reproduce,
No mitochondria

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15
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Where red blood cells are produced

A

Bone marrow

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16
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Where red blood cells are usually broken down

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Liver

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17
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Name transport fluid in humans that does not contain red blood cells

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Lymph

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18
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Five substances transported in the blood

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Food molecules,
Water,
Urea,
Hormones,
Oxygen

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19
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Role of sinoatrial node (SA Node)

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Controls heart rate

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20
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Location and role of atrioventricular

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In septum between left and right ventricle,
Sends electrical impulses

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21
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What is measured when a persons blood pressure is taken

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Systolic and diastolic pressures

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22
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What is a pulse

A

The rhythmic stretching of an artery

23
Q

Why measure pulse at wrist, temple or neck

A

Artery near the surface

24
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Vein that transports blood out of the muscle of the heart

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Cardiac vein

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Vein that brings blood away from the kidneys
Renal artery
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Veins that carries little carbon dioxide
Pulmonary vein
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Vein that has capillaries at both ends
Hepatic portal vein
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Vein that brings blood into the right atrium
Vena cava
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How is blood moved through veins
Muscles squeezing, Valves prevent backflow
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Four functions of lymphatic system
Fights infection, Filtering bacteria, Transports fats, Transports hormones
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Three ways lymph differ from blood
No red blood cells, No clotting proteins, No platelets
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Structure found in cells in which carbon dioxide is produced
Mitochondrion
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Feature of capillary which allows the rapid intake of carbon dioxide
Thin wall
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Why are carbon dioxide levels usually higher in venous blood than in arterial blood
Venous blood collected CO2, Arterial blood has been cleared of CO2
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Outline role of carbon dioxide in the control of the human breathing rate
Medulla oblongata registers high CO2 levels in blood, More C02 results in faster breathing
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Group of white blood cells other than lymphocytes
Monocytes
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Role of antibodies in the body
to inactivate antigens
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Name four types of T cell
Helper, killer, suppressor, memory
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Role of helper T cells
Activate killer cell
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Role of Killer T cell
Attack infected cells
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Role of suppressor T Cells
Stop immune responses
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Role of Memory T cells
To remember antigens
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Cavity of the body in which the heart and lungs are located
Chest cavity
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One way heart muscle differs from other muscles in the body
Doesnโ€™t tire
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How is lymph circulated
Muscles squeeze lymph ducts, Valves prevent back flow
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Describe Transport function of the lymphatic system
Transports fats, Transports antibodies
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Describe defensive function of the lymphatic system
Produces antibodies, Lymph node filters
48
Explain the term contractile
it can shorten or contract
49
Which chamber of the heart has the greatest amount of muscles in its wall
Left ventricle
50
Explain term plasma
Liquid part of blood
51
Explain term glomerular filtrate
Plasma less proteins
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Describe structure of lymphatic system
Lymph nodes/vessels
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How is oxygen transported
By oxygen