Anatomy Final

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Capillaries

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The smallest type of blood vessel are

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Simple squamous epithelium

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The endothelium consists of

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Capillaries

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Exchange of nutrients and gases between the blood and tissues is the function of the

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Diffusion and bulk flow

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The two main methods of capillary exchange are

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-Contraction of the heart

-skeletal muscle pump

-respiratory pump

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Venous return is due to

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Capillaries

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Blood vessels composed of a single layer of endothelial cells and a basement membrane

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Blood viscosity, vessel length, and radius

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Blood resistance is related to

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cells of the heart and lowers blood pressure

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Atrial natriuretic peptide is released by what and does what

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-Increased levels of aldosterone

-rapid resting heart rate

-cool, pale skin

-sweating

-release of local vasodilators

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Symptoms of shock

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Increased cardiac rate

Increased peripheral resistance

Increased blood volume

Increased water retention

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What can increase blood pressure?

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Medulla Oblongata

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Where is the cardiovascular center located?

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Aorta and internal carotid arteries

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Baroreceptors are located in the

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Renin

Epinephrine

Norepinephrine

ADH

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Which hormones influence blood pressure?

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Pressure difference between abdominal and thoracic cavity

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The movement of blood from the abdominal veins into the thoracic veins is mostly due to

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The pulmonary circuit

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Blood flow from the heart to the lungs is called

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Arteriole end of the capillaries

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Gases and nutrients leave the blood at the

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Coronary artery

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What vessel sends blood to the heart myocardium from the aortaa

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Contractions of the precapillary sphincter of the Arterioles

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Blood flow through a particular tissue area is controlled bt

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FALSE

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Arteries are larger in diameter than veins is

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Subclavian vein

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The external jugular veins empty into the

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Coronary sinus

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The main vein draining blood from the heart tissue is the

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Hepatic circulation

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The blood rich in substances absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract is carried by the

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Systemic Circulation

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The circulatory route which brings blood to the tissues and back to the heart is the

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Aorta

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All systemic blood vessels branch from the

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Right ventricle to left atrium

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What describes pulmonary circulation

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Cardiac rate

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The pulse is a direct reflection of the

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Femoral artery

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Which blood vessel is not used to feel the pulse

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Blood

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The transport of respiratory gases between the lungs and body tissues is a function of the

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Medulla oblongata

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Respiratory centers are located in the

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Larynx

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Vocal chords are located in the

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Diffusion

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Gas exchange in the lungs happens by

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lower than the atmospheric pressure

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For air to enter the lungs during inspiration, the pressure inside the lungs must become

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Surfactant secreting cells

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Surfactant its produced by

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Hyaline cartilage

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The c shaped rings supporting trachea are made out of

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Pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and bronchioles

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Order of respiratory structures

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Thyroid cartilage

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Other word for Adams Apple

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internal respiration

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Exchange of gases between blood and cells is called