A & P Ii Final Exam

Front 1

% of plasma in blood?

Back 1

55%

Front 2

% of erythrocytes in blood?

Back 2

45%

Front 3

% of buffy coat in blood (WBCs and platelets)

Back 3

> 1 %

Front 4

~ blood volume

Back 4

5 liters

Front 5

Hematocrit (percentage of RBCs in blood)

Back 5

~45%

Front 6

Blood pH

Back 6

7.35-7.45

Front 7

RBC count

Back 7

~5 million cells /microliter

Front 8

platelet count

Back 8

150,000-400,000

Front 9

Trace a RBC through the heart:

Back 9

1.) superior vena cava 2.) right atrium 3.) tricuspid valve 4.) right ventricle 5.) pulmonary valve 6.) pulmonary trunk 7.) pulmonary arteries 8.) pulmonary capillaries 9.) pulmonary veins 10.) left atrium 11.) mitral valve 12.) left ventricle 13.) aortic valve 14.) aorta

Front 10

The four cardinal signs of inflammation

Back 10

1.) Redness (rubor)

2.) Heat (calor)

3.) Swelling (tumor)

4.) Pain (dolor)

Front 11

Effects of inflammatory chemicals:

Back 11

Vasodilation

Increased capillary permeability

Phagocyte mobilization

Front 12

Trace a molecule of oxygen from where it enters the body into the alveoli of lungs:

Back 12

1.)nasal cavity 2.) nasopharynx 3.) oropharynx 4.) oropharynx 5.) laryngopharynx 6.) larynx 7.) trachea 8.) primary bronchus 9.) secondary bronchus 10.) tertiary bronchus 11.) multiple bronchi 12.) bronchioles 13.) terminal bronchiole 14.) respiratory bronchiole 15.) alveolar duct 16.) Alveolar sac. 17.) alveolus

Front 13

Order of the alimentary canal:

Back 13

1.) oral cavity 2.) pharynx 3.) esophagus 4.) gastroesphogeal sphincter 5.) stomach 6.) pyloric sphincter 7.) duodenum 8.) jejunum 9.) ileum 10.) ilocecal valve 11.) cecum 12.) ascending colon 13.) transverse colon 14.) descending colon 15.) sigmoid colon 16.) rectum 17.) anal sphincter 18.)anus)