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A&P chapter 9-10

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A white blood cell is technically referred to as leukocyte
What word roots refer to blood Hem/o and Hemat/o
A condition of too many blood cells polycythemia
Serum differs from plasma because serum has no fibrinogen or clotting factors
Which blood type is considered the universal recipient AB
What is an embolus A moving, unnecessary clot
Which of the following are not solutes found in plasma platelets
Overproduction of red blood cells polycythemia
What role does the liver play in the life cycle of RBCs The liver breaks down heme to bilirubin and iron
Which mature blood cell lacks a nucleus Erythrocyte
Normal ph range for blood 7.4
Which valve in the heart is also known as atrioventricular valve mitral valve
What cardiac disorder is characterized by heaviness or pain in the chest Angina pectoris
Which side of the heart is the mitral valve on left side of the heart
What is the cardiac output The amount of blood pumped in one min
From the superior and inferior venae cavae blood enters which chamber of the heart right atrium
What happens when the atria of the heart contract Blood enters the ventricles
The primary pacemaker of the heart sinoatrial node
What is the correct sequence of vessels that blood travels in as it leaves the heart Aorta-arteries-arterioles-capillaries-venules-veins-venae cavae
What is inflammation of the inner lining of the heart called Endocarditis
What does the T wave on an ECG represent Ventricular repolorization
Which chambers of the heart contain oxygenated blood Left atrium and left ventricle
What is the interventricular septum The wall that separates the left from the right ventricle
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