Chapter Review 2 Flashcards

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1
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The tendency of an organism to maintain internal conditions as constant as possible is called

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homeostasis

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2
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when the atria contract blood flows to the

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ventricles

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3
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label the following parts of the heart

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picture

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4
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the innermost layer of an artery is known as the

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endothelium

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5
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why are the arteries thicker and more elastic than the veins

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veins have thinner walls and expand more

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6
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the ____ serve as the main reservoir for blood

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veins

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7
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what is the function of the valves in the veins

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prevent back flow

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8
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____ pressure occurs when the ventricles relax and ____ occurs when the heart ejects blood

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blood pressure; pulse

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9
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what happens in capillary exchange

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exchange of blood within tissues

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10
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the heart muscle is known as the

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myocardium

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11
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which heart structure initiates the normal contraction impulse in the heart and is known as the pacemaker

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SA Node

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12
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when the electrical activity of the heart becomes uncoordinated it is called

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fibrillation

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13
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the build up of fatty plaque deposits in the arteries is called

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atherosclerosis

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14
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the major functions of the blood include

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transport, protect, regulate

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15
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RBC’s are better known as

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erythrocytes

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16
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WBC’s are better known as

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leukocytes

17
Q

hemoglobin is..

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iron containing pigment in red blood cells, combines with and transports oxygen

18
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in the heredity disorder ____ red blood cells are misshapen and have difficulty negotiating capillaries

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sickle cell

19
Q

leukocytes responsible for releasing histamine

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basophil

20
Q

monocytes are large lymphocytes that differentiate into

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microphages

21
Q

the most abundant type of white blood cells that are also the first to respond to an infection

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neutrophil

22
Q

Helper t cells have the ability to

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stimulate all parts of the immune system

23
Q

B lymphocytes are associated with

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bone marrow

24
Q

the final reaction in blood clotting is

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fibrin traps red blood cells

25
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agglutination refers to the process of

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clumping of red blood cells

26
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a person with type AB blood should be able to recieve

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all types of blood

27
Q

type b positive blood will possess __ antigens and antibody __

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B;A

28
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organisms such as viruses and bacteria that are capable of causing disease

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pathogens

29
Q

list the lymphatic organs

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ducts, nodes, spleen, bone marrow

30
Q

the lymphatic system functions to

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defend against disease

31
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barrier-to-entry defenses

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skin, mucous membrane, chemicals

32
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immunity is based on the recognition of antibody stimulating entities known as

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antigens

33
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what is most directly responsible for the increase in capillary permeability during the inflammatory reaction

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histamine