Lecture Exam 2 pt.1 Flashcards
Cardiovascular System
Which one is not a branch of the aortic arch?
d. right common carotid
Which one is not a branch of the abdominal aorta?
d. intercostal artery
Following are the branches of the ascending aorta:
c. coronary arteries
Brachiocephalic trunk divides into two arteries. They are _____
d. right common carotid and right subclavian
Cardiac centers are located within the ____
c. medulla
Cardiac centers control the heart rate through the _____ nerves
c. autonomic
Sympathetic activation _________ heart rate
a. increases
Parasympathetic is the cranial nerve _________
c. vagus
Following is directly related to the condition (elasticity) of blood vessels:
b. peripheral resistance
Following three factors directly affect the blood pressure, except the _______
b. body size
Following two arteries go to the brain___
b. vertebral and internal carotid
________ artery supplies blood to the diaphragm
d. phrenic
Intercostal arteries arise from the ______
c. thoracic aorta
Superior and inferior vena cava drain the blood into the ____
c. right atrium
Which one directly drains blood into the subclavian vein?
c. both
Brachiocephalic vein receives blood directly from the _________
a. internal jugular and subclavian
Two vertebral arteries join to form a _____
c. basilar artery
Small intestine mainly received blood from the ____
b. superior mesenteric
Celiac trunk gives following branches, except _____
a. phrenic
Small saphenous vein is located in the ____
b. leg
Basilic vein is located in the _____
a. upper limb
Left suprarenal vein gives blood to the ______
b. left renal vein
Hepatic portal vein receives nutrient-rich blood from the following, except _________ vein
d. pancreatic vein
Mean arterial pressure is ______
c. systolic plus one third of diastolic
Azygous vein connects _____
b. superior venacava and inferior venacava
Baroreceptors are located in the following arteries, except in ____
d. circle of Willis
If the systolic pressure is 120 and diastolic is 90, the mean arterial pressure is:
d. 100 mmHg
Following chemicals/hormones increase BP, except ___:
d. oxytocin
In the bone marrow ___capillaries are found
b. sinusoidal
Most of the pelvic organs will receive blood from the following artery:
b. internal iliac
Two vertebral arteries meet at the base of the brain and form ________ artery
c. basilar
From which of the following veins blood is often collected for pathological testing?
c. Median cubital vein
Longest vein of the body is the ______
c. great saphenous vein
Commonly we take the pulse reading from the following artery
a. radial
Commonly we measure the blood pressure from the ______ artery
d. brachial
Radial and ulnar artery form _________ arches in the palm
b. superficial and deep
______ artery is present in front of the ankle
c. dorsalis pedis
Pressure is ______inside the artery than the vein
b. high
Aorta is an __________artery
a. elastic
Renal artery is an example of ______
b. muscular artery
Which one allows WBC to leave the blood through the wall?
d. venule
Pericytes are present in the wall of the ______
b. arteriole
Elastic arteries are also called ______ arteries
a. conducting
Muscular arteries are also called ________arteries
b. distributing
Endothelium is the ______
a. tunica intima
Following is formed by smooth muscle ______
c. tunica media
Blood flow inside the capillaries is controlled by ______
b. sphincters
_______ directly takes blood from the arteriole to the venule
c. metarteriole
Which is true?
a. arteries carry blood away from the heart
Regulation of BP is done by following except ______mechanisms
c. hydrostatic
ADH is released more if the BP ______
b. decreases
ADH comes from _____ and works on _____
c. posterior pituitary and kidneys
Aldosterone comes from the ______
a. adrenal
Aldosterone ________ blood pressure because it reabsorbs ______
a. increases, sodium
Epinephrine and norepinephrine come from _________ and _____ blood pressure
b. adrenal medulla and increases
Baroreceptors send signals to the control center in the __________
b. medulla
In the brainstem following regulatory centers are located to control BP, except ____
c. Herring Breuer
Parasympathetic takes ___________ signals to the heart
a. inhibitory
Amount of blood ejected out from the ventricle in each minute is called _____
b. cardiac output
Accumulation of fat and narrowing of the artery is termed as
a. atherosclerosis
Right atrium receives blood from the followings except ____
b. pulmonary veins
Oxygenated blood arrives into the left atrium from the lungs by ______
b. pulmonary veins
Celiac trunk gives following branches except _____
c. renal
Diaphragm receives blood from the __________ arteries
d. phrenic
Right and left coronary arteries arise from _____ aorta
a. ascending
Superior vena cava divides into _____
e) right and left brachiocephalic veins
Two arteries are the main sources of blood that goes to the brain; they are
a. internal carotid and vertebral
Fenestrated capillaries are found in the following organ _____
c. kidney
Sinusoidal capillaries are found in the following organs, except the _____
c. kidney
Through fare channels are ____
c. metarterioles