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Circ/Resp/Lymph

Circulatory/Respiratory/Lymphatic Study Guide

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Which vessels carry blood to the heart? veins
Which vessels allow exchanges between blood and body cells? capillaries
Which vessels carry blood away from the heart? arteries
__________ is caused by the rhythmic change in blood pressure. Pulse
What are the narrowest blood vessels? capillaries
What is the name of the major vein that returns blood from the heart to the body? vena cava
What is the largest artery? aorta
Where does the blood go when it leaves the lungs? heart/left atrium
Which side of the heart is oxygen rich? left atrium
Which chambers of the heart pump? ventricle
Having a fatty build up in the blood vessels is called____________. atherosclerosis
Abnormally high blood pressure is called_________. hypertension
Brain damage caused by damage to blood vessels is called a ____________. stroke
Death of heart muscles is a ________________. heart attack
Define "pulse." The expanding and contracting of the arterial wall.
What (gas) is taken from the blood when it is pumped to the lungs? carbon dioxide
Define "blood pressure." It is the pressure extended by circulating blood.
Which blood type is a universal donor? O negative
Besides delivering oxygen and nutrients to the cells and removing carbon dioxide and waste, what three things does the circulatory system do? protect, removes germs, controls body temperature
Movement of blood between the lungs and the heart is called _________. Pulmonary circulation
What do valves do? They make the blood go through and go away.
Why are cylinders a good shape to use in the circulatory system? Blood goes easier, flows better
What does the respiratory system do? It gets O2 to the body and removes CO2 from the lungs.
What is needed to release energy in the body? O2/ Oxygen
Where does are first enter the respiratory system? nose
What is the common name for the trachea? windpipe
What is the scientific name for the voice box? larynx
What surrounds each alveolus? capillaries
Air is mostly composed of ____________? nitrogen- 80%
What are the balloon-like structures in the lungs called? alvioli
Define lymphatic system. The network of vessels through which lymph drains from the tissues into the blood.
What does the lymphatic system help fight? pathogens
What are is the largest lymphatic organ? spleen
What is the main gland of the lymphatic system? thymus
Where are blood cells made? bone marrow
What do lymph nodes do? They remove pathogens and dead blood cells.
A type of white blood cell that fights pathogens is a ___________. lymphocytes
Pathogens are destroyed by a kind of lymphocyte called a _________. killer cell
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