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The heart is mostly toward your center but located slightly more to the ....
left
An adult heart is about the size of .....
two fists
The heart beats about ____ times each day.
100,000
The average heart rate is about ____ beats per minute.
72
It takes about ____ capillaries to equal the thickness of a human hair.
ten
The body contains about ___ L of blood.
5.6
Blood carries ____ from the lungs to the cells and returns ___ back to the lungs.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
The top two cells carried by the blood are the ___ and ___ which respectively carry oxygen and fight infection.
red blood cells (erythrocytes)
white blood cells (leucocytes)
The majority of the liquid in the blood (55%) is a straw-colored liquid called....
plasma
The solids in the blood that helps form blood clots, so we can stop bleeding, are called....
platelets
Blood is made in the....
bone marrow
If you lose too much blood at one time, then you have to get a ____ and the blood you receive has to ____.
blood transfusion
match
Your blood type is either A, B, O, AB positive or negative based on something called the ____ Factor.
Rh or Rhesus
A blood donation may by you to be used for you later is called ...
autologous blood donation
The four positive or negative blood types are....
A, B, AB, O
If you are a type A blood, then you can receive type ___ & ___ blood.
A, O
If you are a type B blood, then you can receive type ___ & ___ blood.
B, O
If you are type AB blood, then you can receive type ___, ___, ___, & ___ blood. Because of this, AB is said to be the universal ____.
A, B, O, AB
recipient
If you are type O, then you can receive blood from _____. But, you can give blood to A, B, & AB as well, which makes O the universal ____.
O (OOOOOOOnly O)
Donor (dOOOOOOOnOOOOr)
If you have a Rh+ or positive blood type, then you can receive ____ types of blood.
positive or negative
If you have a Rh- or negative blood type, then you can receive ___ type of blood.
negative
Negative types can receive positive blood ___ time(s).
one
If you are A+, then you can receive ___, ___, ___, or ____.
A+, A-, O+, O-
If you are B+, then you can receive, ___, ___, ___, or ___.
B+, B-, O+, O-
If you are B-, then you can receive ___ or ___.
B- or O-
If you are A-, then you can receive ___ or ___.
A- or O-
If you are AB-, then you can receive....
AB-, A-, B-, O-
If you are AB+, then you can receive....
AB+,AB-, A+, A-, B+, B-, O-, O+
If you are O+, then you can receive....
O+, O-
If you are O-, then you can receive....
O-
Red blood cells (RBCs) lack a _____ & contain the chemical ____ to carry the gas, ____ throughout the body.
nucleus
hemoglobin
oxygen
White blood cells (WBCs) fight ____ and have a ____ in them.
infection
nucleus
Lacking a nucleus and helping to clot blood are the....
platelets
Blood moves toward the heart in vessels called ____. They can have ____ to prevent backflow and usually carry _____ blood so it can be returned to the lungs for "recharging".
veins
valves
deoxygenated
Blood moves away from the heart in vessels called ____. The smaller ones are called.
Arteries
arterioles
The single-cell walled vessels that mark the changeover from vein to artery are called ____. This is where oxygen and ____ are exchanged in the body tissue.
capillaries