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pH of blood   7.35 - 7.45  
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temperature of blood   100.4*F  
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composition of blood plasma   Albumin, Globulins & Fibrinogen (proteins) & water  
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liquid component of blood   plasma  
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plasma protein involved in blood clotting   fibrinogen  
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protein that converts fibrinogen into fibrin   thrombin  
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plasma proteins involved with osmotic pressure   albumin  
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plasma proteins involved with antibody and lipid transport   globulins  
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which blood cells are oxygen transporting & carry hemoglobin?   RBCs (erythrocytes)  
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the study of blood vessels   angiology  
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give rise to lymphocytes   lymphoid stem cells  
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give rise to blood cells other than lymphocytes   myeloid stem cells  
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the formed elements of blood   leukocytes (WBCs), erythrocytes (RBCs) & platelets  
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which cells transform into macrophages?   monocytes  
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process by which blood cells are formed   hematopoiesis  
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site of hematopoiesis   bone marrow  
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Esophageal Arteries: parietal or visceral?   visceral  
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Esophageal Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   thoracic  
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Esophageal Arteries: paired or unpaired?   unpaired  
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Superior Phrenic Arteries: parietal or visceral?   parietal  
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Superior Phrenic Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   thoracic  
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Superior Phrenic Arteries: paired or unpaired?   paired  
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Inferior Phrenic Arteries: parietal or visceral?   parietal  
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Inferior Phrenic Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   abdominal  
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Inferior Phrenic Arteries: paired or unpaired?   paired  
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Posterior Intercostal Arteries: parietal or visceral?   parietal  
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Posterior Intercostal Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   thoracic  
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Posterior Intercostal Arteries: paired or unpaired?   paired  
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Subcostal Arteries: parietal or visceral?   parietal  
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Subcostal Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   thoracic  
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Subcostal Arteries: paired or unpaired?   paired  
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Superior Mesenteric Artery: parietal or visceral?   visceral  
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Superior Mesenteric Artery: thoracic or abdominal?   abdominal  
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Superior Mesenteric Artery: paired or unpaired?   unpaired  
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Inferior Mesenteric Artery: parietal or visceral?   visceral  
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Inferior Mesenteric Artery: thoracic or abdominal?   abdominal  
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Inferior Mesenteric Artery: paired or unpaired?   unpaired  
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Renal Arteries: parietal or visceral?   visceral  
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Renal Arteries: thoracic or abdominal?   abdominal  
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Renal Arteries: paired or unpaired?   paired  
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3 branches of the celiac trunk   1. left gastric artery 2. splenic artery 3. common hepatic artery  
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Is the deep palmar arch a branch of the subclavian?   NO  
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4 branches of the Left Subclavian Artery   1. vertebral artery 2. internal thoracic artery 3. thyrocervical trunk 4. costocervical trunk  
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2 branches of the Brachiocephalic Artery   1. right subclavian 2. right common carotid  
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what artery is formed by the convergence of the left & right vertebral arteries?   basilar artery  
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Which blood vessel layer is made of endothelial tissue?   tunica intima  
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Which blood vessel layer is made of connective tissue?   tunica externa  
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Which blood vessel layer is made of smooth muscle tissue?   tunica media  
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Which layer of the heart muscle is the thickest?   myocardium  
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outer layer of the serous pericardium   parietal pericardium  
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inner layer of the serous pericardium   visceral pericardium  
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external layer of the heart wall   epicardium  
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inner layer of the heart wall   endocardium  
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middle layer of the heart wall   myocardium  
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visceral layer of the serous pericardium   epicardium  
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Scarpa's Triangle: lateral border   sartorius  
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Scarpa's Triangle: medial border   adductor longus  
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Scarpa's Triangle: superior border   inguinal ligament  
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Are the vertebral arteries part of the Circle of Willis?   NO  
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9 vessels of the Circle of Willis   - anterior communicating artery - R&L internal carotid arteries - R&L anterior cerebral arteries - R&L posterior cerebral arteries - R&L posterior communicating arteries  
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4 branches of the internal carotid   1. ophthalmic 2. anterior cerebral 3. middle cerebral 4. posterior communicating  
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8 branches of the external carotid   1. facial 2. posterior auricular 3. ascending pharyngeal 4. superficial temporal (terminal branch) 5. maxillary (terminal branch) 6. superior thyroid 7. lingual 8. occiptal  
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upper extremity arteries (order)   1. brachiocephalic 2. subclavian 3. axillary 4. brachial 5. radial  
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lower extremity arteries (order)   1. common iliac 2. external iliac 3. femoral 4. popliteal 5. anterior tibial 6. dorsalis pedis  
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order of vessels off of the aorta   1. brachiocephalic 2. left common carotid 3. left subclavian  
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terminal branches of the aorta   1. common iliac 2. median sacral  
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order of blood vessels from & back to the heart   1. arteries 2. arterioles 3. capillaries 4. venules 5. veins  
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AG: femoral artery   center of Scarpa's triangle (lateral: sartorius, medial: adductor longus)  
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AL: femoral artery   begins: inguinal ligament ends: opening of adductor magnus  
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LG: femoral artery   from center of inguinal ligament to medial condyle of femur  
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AG: external iliac   inferior medial border of psoas major  
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AL: external iliac   from bifurcation of common iliac to a point beneath inguinal ligament (oblique along psoas major)  
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AG: axillary artery*   medial border of coracobrachialis  
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AL: axillary artery*   begins: lateral border of 1st rib ends: tendon of teres major  
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LG: axillary artery   center of axillary space  
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AG: ulnar artery*   lateral to flexor carpi ulnaris  
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AL: ulnar artery*   begins: antecubital fossa ends: palm of hand  
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LG: ulnar artery*   center of antecubital fossa to 4th & 5th fingers  
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AG: brachial artery   biceps brachii  
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AL: brachial artery   begins: teres major ends: antecubital fossa  
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LG: brachial artery   axillary space to antecubital fossa  
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AG: anterior tibial artery   inferior & lateral edge of tibia  
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AL: anterior tibial artery   begins: inferior border of patella ends: anterior surface of ankle  
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LG: anterior tibial artery*   lateral border of patella to anterior surface of ankle  
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AG: common iliac artery*   superior medial border of psoas major  
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AG: common carotid artery   medial border of SCM; between trachea & SCM  
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AL: right common carotid   begins: sternoclavicular articulation ends: superior border of thyroid cartilage  
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esophageal arteries supply...   esophagus  
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inferior phrenic arteries supply...   diaphragm  
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superior phrenic arteris supply...   posterior part of upper surface of diaphragm  
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posterior intercostal arteries supply...   intercostal spaces  
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subcostal arteries supply...   area below 12th rib  
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superior mesenteric artery supplies...   small intestine & proximal portion of large intestine  
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inferior mesenteric artery supplies...   distal portion of large intestine  
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renal arteries supply...   kidneys  
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vessels that provide blood to the outer layers of the large blood vessels   vasa vasorum  
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"vessels of the vessels"   vasa vasorum  
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intercostal veins drain into...   azygos sytem  
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location of great & small saphenous veins   thigh & leg/lower extremity  
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blood from most of the tissues of the brain drains into...   dural sinuses  
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blood from most of the abdominal organs drains into...   hepatic portal system  
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right & left brachiocephalics drain into...   superior vena cava  
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returns systemic blood superior to the diaphragm to the right atrium   superior vena cava  
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suprarenal vein drains into...   inferior vena cava  
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inferior phrenic vein drains into...   inferior vena cava  
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hepatic vein drains into...   inferior vena cava  
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a hole in the interatrial septum   foramen ovale  
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becomes the fossa ovalis   foramen ovale  
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a shunt from the pulmonary trunk to the aortic arch   ductus arteriosus  
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becomes the ligamentum arteriosum   ductus arteriosus  
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branch from the internal iliac arteries & carry blood to the placenta to pick up oxygen & nutrients   paired umbilical arteries  
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become the medial umbilical ligaments   paired umbilical arteries  
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returns blood from the placenta to the fetus   unpaired umbilical vein  
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becomes the ligamentum teres (round ligament)   unpaired umbilical vein  
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shunts some blood away from the fetal liver   ductus venosus  
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becomes the ligamentum venosum   ductus venosus  
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located at the union of lumbar & intestinal trunks   cisterna chyli  
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largest organ of lymphatic system   spleen  
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site of T lymphocyte maturation   thymus  
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lymphocytes that attach primarily eukaryotic cells and viruses   T cells  
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lymphocytes that multiply to become plasma cells & secrete antibodies   B cells  
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the lymphatic structure that filters & cleans the lymph of pathogens   cervical & axillary lymph nodes  
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largest tonsils   palatine  
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tonsils that are most infected during childhood   palatine  
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where is MALT especially abundant?   aggregated lymph nodules & Peyer's Patches  
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MALT is also especially concentrated in the...   appendix  
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lymphatic duct present in all individuals   thoracic duct  
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lymphatic duct that drains the right upper quarter   right lymphatic duct  
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when 2 distal ends of arteries or veins join together   anastomoses  
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the vein that does not have a companion vein and descends vertically through the neck on the SCM   azygos vein  
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vertebral veins descend through...   the transverse foramina of C1-C6  
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dural sinuses drain into...   the internal jugular  
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