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7th Parnell_Bennett Science > Test- Circulatory > Flashcards

Test- Circulatory Flashcards

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  1. What happens after old blood, which has already circulated through the body, moves into the heart?
A

The old blood travels to the lungs for more oxygen.

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  1. How long does it take for your heart to pump blood through your entire body?
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About a minute

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  1. What role does your brain play in the circulation of blood through your body?
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It signals the heart to beat.

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  1. When blood flows into the right atrium from the body, it contains
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Little oxygen and a lot of carbon dioxide

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  1. The fusion of the atria is to
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Relieve blood that comes into the the heart.

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  1. When blood flows into the left atrium from the body, it contains
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A lot of oxygen and little carbon dioxide.

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  1. Place the following events in sequence A) the atria begins to fill with blood; b) the valve between the ventricles and the atria close; c) blood is pushed through our heart.
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A, b, c

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  1. Through which type of circulation does blood flow to your hands and feet?
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Systemic

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  1. Which chamber of the heart pumps oxygen-poor blood to the lungs?
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Right ventricle

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  1. How does pulmanary circulation differ from systemic circulation?
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Systemic circulation occurs throughout the body; pulmanary circulation occurs in the heart and lungs.
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  1. Through which type of circulation does blood flow to from your heart to your lungs and back?
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Pulmanory

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  1. What is the main difference betweeen your ventricles and your atria?
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Your atria brings blood into your heart; your ventricles pump it out.
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  1. Wichita if these heart structures prevents blood from flowing backwards?
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Valve

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  1. What causes blood pressure?
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The force at which the ventricles contact

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  1. True or false; the left ventricle pumps blood to the lungs?
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F, right

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  1. True or false; the two lower chambers of the heart are called atria?
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F. Ventricles

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  1. True or false; blood flows from the heart to the body through veins?
A

F, arteries

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  1. Blood returns to th heart from the body through the big blood vessels called…..
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Vena cava

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19
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  1. The circulatory system carries the needed materials oxygen and…… to the body cells?
A

Glucose, nutrients.

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20
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  1. Substances are exchanged between the blood and body cells in the blood vessels known as…
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Capillaries

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  1. What is the structure that is on the left side above the left ventricle? What structure leads into this? What is the level of oxygen content?
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The left atrium, Pulmanory veins, high in oxygen

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  1. What is the name of where blood flows after the superior vena cava? Where does the blood flow through next after this?
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Right atrium, after that blood flows into F, the right ventricle.
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  1. What is the structure that is right next to the left atrium and the left ventricle and what is its function?
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The valve that separates the left atrium from the left ventricle. It function is to prevent blood from flowing backwards.
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  1. What is the structure where blood flows goes after going to the left atrium? Is the blood high or low in oxygen explain.
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It is the left ventricle. Blood entering the left ventricle is high in oxygen, because it has just come from the left atrium which receives oxygen- rich blood from the lungs.
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What is in between the left and right ventricle? What would happen if a person had a hole in it?

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It is the septum. A hole in the septum would allows oxygenated and deoxygenated blood to mix. As a result less oxygen would go to your body cells.
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