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Question 1

Deoxygenated blood enters the Superior and Inferior

Answer 1

Vena Cava

Question 2

After the right Atrium, Deoxygenated blood passes through the _______ valve and into the Right _______.

Answer 2

Tricuspid valve and into the Right Ventricle.

Question 3

After Deoxygenated blood passes through the Right Ventricle, it goes through the ______ valve into the ______ artery to be oxygenated by the _______.

Answer 3

Pulmonary valve into the Pulmonary artery to be oxygenated by the Lungs.

Question 4

After the blood is oxygenated by the Lungs, it then goes back through the _____ veins into the Left _______.

Answer 4

Pulmonary veins into the Left Atrium.

Question 5

After oxygenated the blood leaves the Left Atrium, it passes through the _____ valve into the Left ______.

Answer 5

Mitral valve into the Left Ventricle.

Question 6

Finally, after the oxygenated the blood leaves the Left Ventricle. it circulates through the ____ valve and exits out the _____ in order to oxygenate organs throughout the body.

Answer 6

Aortic valve and exits out the Aorta

Question 7

How do you measure your blood pressure with your fingers?

Answer 7

To check your pulse at your wrist, place two fingers between the bone and the tendon over your radial artery — which is located on the thumb side of your wrist. When you feel your pulse, count the number of beats in 15 seconds. Multiply this number by four to calculate your beats per minute. You may also do this in your neck, you place your fingers behind your ear, move one inch down and one inch forward toward your neck

Question 8

what is the average resting heart rate

Answer 8

the average resting heart rate is 60-80

Question 9

A cardiovascular disease where your red blood cell count is low is called

Answer 9

Anemia

Question 10

A cardiovascular disease where there is a blockage of blow flow to the brain is called

Answer 10

Stroke

Question 11

A cardiovascular disease where the blood pressure in the arteries is elevated is called

Answer 11

Hypertension

Question 12

A cardiovascular disease where your heart stops beating due to blockage of plaque is called

Answer 12

Heart Attack

Question 13

Doctors use a method called soap to diagnose patients.

What does SOAP Stand for?

Answer 13

S ubjective information such as “How are you feeling today? “
O bjective information such as “You are looking a little pale.”
A ssessment such as blood test, Cat scan or EKG
P lan for treatment such as healthy eating, diet, exercise

Question 14

Describe the Lymphatic system

Answer 14

A system that supports the circulatory and immunity system by cleansing the excess blood that travels through your system as Lymph

Question 15

The watery fluid that travels through your lymphatic system is called

Answer 15

LYMPH

Question 16

The checkpoints that help cleanse the Lymph along the way through your system are called

Answer 16

LYMPH Nodes

Question 17

There are also organs in the lymphatic system such as the _____, and _____ that help fight bacteria and antigens throughout your body.

Answer 17

SPLEEN, and tonsils

Question 18

Pathogens are organisms such as ______, _____, ______, or
______ that can make you sick.

Answer 18

viruses, bacteria, fungus, or

Parasites

Question 19

Some front line defenses against pathogens are _____, _____, and _______.

Answer 19

skin, mucus, and stomach acids

Question 20

White blood cells or _______ kill pathogens that enter internally.

Answer 20

leukocytes

Question 21

An ________ occurs if the leukocytes don’t recognize the pathogen.

Answer 21

infection

Question 22

The white blood cells create ________ to recognize the infection.

Answer 22

antibodies

Question 23

The white blood create ______ to attach to the pathogen.

Answer 23

antigens

Question 24

_______ and _______ also help in destroying viruses.

Answer 24

antibodies and vaccines

Question 25

Vaccines work by injecting a small amount of the virus for ______to attack.

Answer 25

antibodies