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Biologytestchap10

Biology notes for test chapter 10

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The disorder resulting from too little oxygen being transported to body cells is called? Anemia
Where are blood cells produced? Bone Marrow
The flap of cartilage in the throat that helps food travel to the stomach and not the lungs is called? Epilglottis
Another name for the voice box is? The Larynx
The irregular shaped pockets or air spaces in the nasal cavity that warm and moisten air are called? Nasal Meatuses
What kind of circulation involves the kidneys? Renal Circulation
The process in which air enters your body? Inhalation
The part of the brain which controls involuntary muscle actions is called? The Medulla Oblongata
A breathing disorder, when a person has trouble respirating properly is called? Bronchial Asthma
The liquid part of blood is called? Plasma
If a person loses too much blood or plasma, when the body's blood pressure falls to a critical low, this is called...? Circulatory Shock
The tiny disk shaped cell fragments produced in the bone marrow that serve as roving patch kits are called? Blood Platelets
A special iron containing blood protein which binds easily to oxygen and gives blood it's red color is what? Hemoglobin
What is the universal donor and recipient blood type? O
The tough white sac that encases the heart is called? Pericardium
The 'wall' inside the heart that seperates the right and left sides is called what? the Septum
The movable floor of the thoracic cavity, a thick sheet of muscle that seperates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity is called what? The Diaphragm
The normal amount of air volume is called? Tidal volume
Blood pressure is also called? Hypertension
The muscles that are in between your ribs are called? Inter costal muscles
What are the small passages between the bronchii and the lungs? Bronchioles
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