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plasma

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erthyrocytes

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leukocytes

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thrombocytes

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globulins

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fibrogen

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serum

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hematopoiesis

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stem cells

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hemoglobin

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heme

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globin

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erythropoietin

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bilirubin

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jaundice

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neutrophils

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basophils

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eosinophlis

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monocytes

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lymphocytes

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macrophages

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megakaryocytes

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vascular spasms

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platlet adhesion

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von Willedebrand factor

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platlet release reaction

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platelet aggregation

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blood clotting

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clotting factors

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clotting factors

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blood groupings (ABO blood groups)

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composition of various antigen/antibody combinations for the ABO blood groups

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Rh Blood group

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hemolytic disease of the newborn

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complete blood count

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hematocrit

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hemoglobin measurement

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white blood cell count

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How many red blood cells should appear in a complete blood count? How many white blood cells? How many platlets?

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Which blood types can be safely transfused?

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12

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<p>12</p>

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pulmonary circuit

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<p>12</p>

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systemic circuit

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<p>12</p>

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pericardium

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atria

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ventricles

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coronary sulcus

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anterior interventricular sulcus

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posterior interventricular sulcus

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superior vena cava

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inferior vena cava

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pulmonary veins

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pulmonary veins

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<p>12</p>

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pulmonary trunk

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aorta

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pulmonary arteries

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<p>12</p>

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pericarditis

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<p>12</p>

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cardiac tamponade

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<p>12</p>

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interventricular septum

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<p>12</p>

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atrioventricular valves

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<p>12</p>

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tricuspid valve

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<p>12</p>

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bicuspid valve

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<p>12</p>

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papillary muscles

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<p>12</p>

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chordae tendinae

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<p>12</p>

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aortic semilunar valves

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<p>12</p>

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pulmonary semilunar valves

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<p>12</p>

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route of blood flow through heart

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cardiac skeleton

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<p>12</p>

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coronary arteries

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<p>12</p>

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anterior interventricular artery

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<p>12</p>

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left marginal artery

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<p>12</p>

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right coronary artery

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<p>12</p>

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posterior interventricular artery

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<p>12</p>

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right marginal artery

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<p>12</p>

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thrombus

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heart attack

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<p>12</p>

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angioplasty

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<p>12</p>

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plaque

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coronary bypass

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coronary bypass

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<p>12</p>

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stent

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<p>12</p>

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82
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epicardium

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<p>12</p>

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myocardium

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<p>12</p>

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endocardium

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<p>12</p>

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intercalated disks

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EKG

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<p>12</p>

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depolarization phase

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plateau phase

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repolarization phase

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refractory period

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conduction system of the heart

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<p>12</p>

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atrioventricular node

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<p>12</p>

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sinoatrial node

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Purkinje fibers

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<p>12</p>

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ectopic beat

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<p>12</p>

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QRS complex

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blood pressure

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atrial systole

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<p>12</p>

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ventricular systole

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<p>12</p>

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ventricular diastole

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<p>12</p>

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intrinsic regulation

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<p>12</p>

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preload

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preload

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Starling’s law of the heart

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afterload

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<p>12</p>

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baroreceptor

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<p>12</p>

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cardioregulatory centers

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<p>12</p>

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Be able to describe the flow of blood through the heart and body.

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Be able to describe the generation of a heartbeat.

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<p>12</p>

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109
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Read the Systems Pathology in the book on Myocardial infarction.

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110
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circulatory system

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<p>13</p>

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Read the Systems Pathology in the book on Myocardial infarction.

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pulmonary vessels

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<p>13</p>

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systemic vessels

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<p>13</p>

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tunics

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<p>13</p>

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tunica intima

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<p>13</p>

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tunica media

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tunica adventitia

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<p>13</p>

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elastic arteries

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<p>13</p>

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muscular arteries

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<p>13</p>

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distributing arteries

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<p>13</p>

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vasoconstriction

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<p>13</p>

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vasodialation

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<p>13</p>

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arterioles

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<p>13</p>

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precapillary sphincters

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<p>13</p>

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endothelium

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<p>13</p>

127
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veins

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<p>13</p>

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venules

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<p>13</p>

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aorta

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<p>13</p>

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ascending aorta

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<p>13</p>

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descending aorta

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<p>13</p>

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aortic arch

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<p>13</p>

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common iliac arteries

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13

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common iliac arteries

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<p>13</p>

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abdominal aorta

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<p>13</p>

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arterior aneurysm

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<p>13</p>

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capillary exchange

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<p>13</p>

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local blood flow

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<p>13</p>

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pulse

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<p>13</p>

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vasomotor center

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<p>13</p>

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varoreceptor reflexes

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<p>13</p>

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heart rate

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<p>13</p>

143
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stroke volume

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<p>13</p>

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cardiac output

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<p>13</p>

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peripheral resistance

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<p>13</p>

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mean arterial blood pressure

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<p>13</p>

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lymphatic system

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<p>14</p>

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chemoreceptor reflexes

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<p>13</p>

148
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lymph

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<p>14</p>

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lymphatic vessels

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<p>14</p>

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lymphatic organs

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<p>14</p>

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lymphatic tissue

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<p>14</p>

152
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tonsils

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<p>14</p>

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pharyngeal tonsil

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<p>14</p>

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adenoid

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<p>14</p>

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lingual tonsil

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<p>14</p>

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lymph nodes

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<p>14</p>

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lymphatic nodules

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<p>14</p>

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lymphatic sinuses

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<p>14</p>

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germinal centers

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<p>14</p>

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thymus

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<p>14</p>

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immunity

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<p>14</p>

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innate immunity

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<p>14</p>

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adaptive immunity

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<p>14</p>

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specificity

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physical barriers

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<p>14</p>

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complement

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<p>14</p>

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interferons

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<p>14</p>

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white blood cells

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<p>14</p>

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phagocytosis

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<p>14</p>

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neutrophils

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<p>14</p>

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macrophages

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<p>14</p>

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basophils

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<p>14</p>

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mast cells

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<p>14</p>

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natural killer cells

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<p>14</p>

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inflammatory response

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<p>14</p>

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local inflammation

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<p>14</p>

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systemic inflammation

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<p>14</p>

178
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pyrogens

A

<p>14</p>

179
Q

foreign antigen

A

<p>14</p>

180
Q

allergic reaction

A

<p>14</p>

181
Q

self-antigens

A

<p>14</p>

182
Q

antibody-mediated immunity

A

<p>14</p>

183
Q

antibodies

A

<p>14</p>

184
Q

B cells

A

<p>14</p>

185
Q

cell-mediated immunity

A

<p>14</p>

186
Q

helper T cells

A

<p>14</p>

187
Q

T cells

A

<p>14</p>

188
Q

stem cells

A

<p>14</p>

189
Q

clones

A

<p>14</p>

190
Q

major histocompatibility complex molecules

A

<p>14</p>

191
Q

gamma globulins

A

<p>14</p>

192
Q

immunoglobulins

A

<p>14</p>

193
Q

primary response

A

<p>14</p>

194
Q

plasma cells

A

<p>14</p>

195
Q

secondary response

A

<p>14</p>

196
Q

memory B cells

A

<p>14</p>

197
Q

memory T cells

A

<p>14</p>

198
Q

acquired immunity

A

<p>14</p>

199
Q

passive immunity

A

<p>14</p>

200
Q

natural immunity

A

<p>14</p>

201
Q

artificial immunity

A

<p>14</p>

203
Q

vaccination

A

<p>14</p>

204
Q

vaccine

A

<p>14</p>

205
Q

passive natural immunity

A

<p>14</p>

206
Q

passive artificial immunity

A

<p>14</p>

207
Q

immunotherapy

A

<p>14</p>

208
Q

Read the section in the book on lupus

A

<p>14</p>

209
Q

respiration

A

ventilation, exchange of O and CO2 in lungs and blood, transport in the blood, and exchange in tissues

210
Q

respiratory system

A

upper–nose, nasal cavity, pharynx, and assoc structures

lower–larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs

211
Q

cellular respiration

A

make ATP from glucose, O comes from respiration

212
Q

upper respiratory tract

A

upper–nose, nasal cavity, pharynx, and assoc structures

213
Q

lower respiratory tract

A

lower–larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs

214
Q

nose

A

external nose and nasal cavity

215
Q

external nose

A

visible structure on face, hyaline cartilage and bone

216
Q

nares

A

nostrils

217
Q

choanae

A

openings into pharynx

218
Q

nasal cavity

A

nares to choanae

219
Q

nasal septum

A

partition nasal cavity into rt and lt

220
Q

deviated septum

A

when septum bulges

221
Q

hard palate

A

floor of nasal cavity

222
Q

conchae

A

3 ridges on each side of nasal cavity

223
Q

paranasal sinuses

A

air-filled spaces within bone, open into nasal cavity and are lined with mucus, improves voice tone

224
Q

nasolacrimal ducts

A

carry tears from eyes, opens into nasal cavity

225
Q

sneeze reflex

A

dislodges substances from nasal cavity

226
Q

pharynx

A

throat, passageway for both resp and digestive systems

227
Q

nasopharynx

A

superior part of pharynx, post choanae and sup soft palate, has pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelial cells

228
Q

soft palate

A

incomplete muscle and connective tissue partitian separating nasopharynx and oropharynx

229
Q

uvula

A

posterior extension of the soft palate

230
Q

pharyngeal tonsil

A

defends against infection

231
Q

oropharynx

A

extends from uvula to epiglottis, stratifies squamous epithelium to protect against abrasion

232
Q

palatine tonsils

A

lateral walls

233
Q

lingual tonsil

A

surface of posterior part of tongue

234
Q

laryngopharynx

A

extends from epiglottis to esophagus, stratified squamous and ciliated columnar epithelium

235
Q

larynx

A

anterior throat, base of tongue to trachea, passage for air from pharynx to trachea, 9 cartilages–largest is thyroid cartilage or adams apple

236
Q

thyroid cartilage

A

largest cartilage, attached to hyoid bone

237
Q

cricoid cartilage

A

most inferior cartilage

238
Q

epiglottis

A

3d unpaired cartilage, elastic not hyaline, superior part is a flap towards tongue to prevent food entering larynx

239
Q

cuneiform cartilage

A

<p>15</p>

240
Q

corniculate cartilage

A

<p>15</p>

241
Q

arytenoid cartilage

A

<p>15</p>

242
Q

vestibular folds

A

<p>15</p>

243
Q

vocal folds

A

<p>15</p>

244
Q

laryngitis

A

<p>15</p>

245
Q

trachea

A

<p>15</p>

246
Q

cough reflex

A

<p>15</p>

247
Q

main bronchi

A

<p>15</p>

248
Q

lungs

A

<p>15</p>

249
Q

lobes

A

<p>15</p>

250
Q

bronchopulmonary segments

A

<p>15</p>

251
Q

trachea-bronchial tree

A

<p>15</p>

252
Q

lobar bronchi

A

<p>15</p>

253
Q

segmental bronchi

A

<p>15</p>

254
Q

bronchioles

A

<p>15</p>

255
Q

terminal bronchioles

A

<p>15</p>

256
Q

respiratory bronchilles

A

<p>15</p>

257
Q

alveolar ducts

A

<p>15</p>

258
Q

alveoli

A

<p>15</p>

259
Q

alveolar sacs

A

<p>15</p>

260
Q

respiratory membrane

A

<p>15</p>

261
Q

pleura

A

<p>15</p>

262
Q

lymphatic vessels

A

<p>15</p>

263
Q

ventilation

A

<p>15</p>

264
Q

inspiration

A

<p>15</p>

265
Q

expiration

A

<p>15</p>

266
Q

diaphragm

A

<p>15</p>

267
Q

muscles of inspiration

A

<p>15</p>

268
Q

muscles of expiration

A

<p>15</p>

269
Q

alveolar pressure

A

<p>15</p>

270
Q

atmospheric pressure

A

<p>15</p>

271
Q

lung recoil

A

<p>15</p>

272
Q

surface tension

A

<p>15</p>

273
Q

infant respiratory distress syndrome

A

<p>15</p>

274
Q

pleural pressure

A

<p>15</p>

275
Q

tidal volume

A

<p>15</p>

276
Q

inspiratory reserve volume

A

<p>15</p>

277
Q

expiratory reserve volume

A

<p>15</p>

278
Q

residual volume

A

<p>15</p>

279
Q

functional residual capacity

A

<p>15</p>

280
Q

inspiratory capacity

A

<p>15</p>

281
Q

vital capacity

A

<p>15</p>

282
Q

total lung capacity

A

<p>15</p>

283
Q

forced expiratory vital capacity

A

<p>15</p>

284
Q

anatomical dead space

A

<p>15</p>

285
Q

partial pressure

A

<p>15</p>

286
Q

oxyhemoglobin

A

<p>15</p>

287
Q

carbonic anhydrase

A

<p>15</p>

288
Q

medullary respiratory center

A

<p>15</p>

289
Q

dorsal respiratory groups

A

<p>15</p>

290
Q

pre-Botzinger complex

A

<p>15</p>

291
Q

pontine respiratory group

A

<p>15</p>

292
Q

Hering-Breuer reflex

A

<p>15</p>

293
Q

hypoxia

A

<p>15</p>

294
Q

anaerobic threshold

A

<p>15</p>

295
Q

asthma

A

<p>15</p>

296
Q

Through what structures of the respiratory system does the air flow from the atmosphere to the lungs?

A

<p>15</p>

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