Learning Assessment Quizzes (1-3) Flashcards

1
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Circulating plasma directly interacts with the interstitial fluid across walls of capillary vessels to

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maintain homeostasis

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2
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The mechanism responsible for the movement of water between the interstitial fluid compartment and the intracellular fluid compartment is

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Osmotic pressure

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3
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__________ and ___________ determine movement of water between intravascular (plasma) fluid compartment and interstitial fluid compartment.

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Osmotic pressure and hydrostatic pressure

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4
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What type(s) of vessels are known as conductance vessels.

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Veins and Arteries

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5
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In a sample of whole blood, hormones and antibodies, as wells as nutrients such as glucose, amino acids, and electrolytes are carried in the

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Plasma

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6
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Characteristics of the __________ circulation include lower pressures and resistance through the vessels.

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Pulmonary

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7
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Within the systemic circulation, organs are arranged primarily in

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Parallel

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8
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Maintaining homeostasis of the internal environment relies on which of the following

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Maintaining adequate blood flow thought the tissue capillaries.

Optimizing the chemical composition of the blood for the interstitial fluid.

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9
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Distribution of blood flow to the various capillary beds throughout the body is influenced by

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local metabolism

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10
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When a person becomes dehydrated, water is generally lost from the ________ compartment first.

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Interstitial, Extracellular compartment

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11
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According to Poiseuille’s Law: blood flow to individual organs is primarily regulated by changes is what?

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Vessel radius

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12
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In an attempt to win the Tour de France, you infused additional red blood cells (no plasma) immediately before the race. Using only what we’ve talked about so far, what would be the impact on blood flow?

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Blood flow would be reduced due to increased viscosity.

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13
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When looking at the cardiovascular system as a single unit, the pressure difference (∆P) across the system is the difference between

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the aortic pressure and the right atrium pressure.

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14
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The vessels responsible for regulating blood flow to tissues are the

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Arterioles

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15
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The highest resistance to blood flow occurs

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between the blood and the endothelial cells

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16
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Which type of cardiac myocyte is generates a fast response action potential?

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Contractile myocytes

17
Q

In nodal/pacemaker cells, the diastolic potential is established by

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K+ leaking out of the cell

18
Q

The figure below represents a ___________ response action potential and the rapid rise during depolarization is due to the influx of _____________.

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Slow; Calcium

19
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In Phase 3 of a fast response action potential, repolarization occurs with the opening of which type of channels?

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Voltage-gated potassium delayed rectifier channels

20
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Using the figure below, identify the phases with the corresponding letter.

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4,0,1,2,3

21
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What happens when an intervention promotes early activation (i.e. opening) of the delayed rectifier potassium channels in a cardiac contractile cell?

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The action potential duration is decreased.

22
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The importance of the Plateau Phase of a fast action potential is to

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prevent tetany of cardiac myocytes.

23
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The type of action potential varies throughout the heart. This is primarily due to

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varying type and number of ion channels present in the cells.

24
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T or F: In order for a cardiac myocyte to contract, an electrical event (i.e. a depolarization) must always precede the mechanical (i.e. fiber shortening) event.

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True

25
Q

Conductance vessels that return blood to the heart

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Veins and Venules

26
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Conductance vessels that distribute blood from the heart

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Arteries