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how many chambers in the heart?

4

which blood vessel type is involved in the exchange of oxygen and nutrients with the tissue of the body?

capillaries

the chamber responsible for pumping blood out to the body's various organs is the

left ventricle

which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?

arteries

the ---- side of the heart pumps blood to the lung

right

the ------- valve is located between the right atrium and right ventricle.

tricuspid

tri=

right

during ventricular systole, the ----- valves are closed

pulmonary

blood returns to the heart from the body via the vena cavae and into the

right atrium

the main pace maker of the heart is

SA node --- Sinoatrial

valves close due to

depolarization

contraction phase of the heart ----- relaxation phase -------

systole, diastole

the ------ arteries supply the heart with oxygen and nutrients

coronary / left, right

substance found rbc responsible for oxygen transport?

hemoglobin

formed elements responsible for defending against parasites

neutrophils

plasma protein helps maintain fluid balance of your blood

albumin

lymphocytes and monocytes belong to this classification of wbc

leukocytes

important plasma protein that is important for controlling fluid balance is -------. While another protein that is needed for blood clotting is ------.

albumin, fibrinogen

universal donor type

o

blood type AV has ---- antigens and ----- antibodies

a&b; no

type of unwanted blood clot

thrombus

blood clotting is dependent on a series of proteins called

thromboids

when antigens stick together or form clumps it is called

agglutinate

vitamin needed for normal clotting is vitamin

k

the smallest form of arteries is

arterioles

vasoconstriction controls bp by

increased cardiac output

which of the following is a regulator of bp?

fluid volume, cardiac output, peripheral resistance

3 layers commonly found blood vessel

tunica intima, " media, " externa

the ----- is the layer of blood vessels that change the diameter of vessels, controlling peripheral resistance

media

term used for the force of a heart contraction is --

myocardial contractility

valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle is

tricuspid

during ventricular systole, these valves are closed

atrioventricular

when cardiac output decrease, what happens to bp?

increases

----- wave of the WKG occurs during depolarization of the ventricles

P