Heart, Viens, Artries, Blood
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| How can you tell side of the heart is the ventral surface? | Because the artries and veins are come up through the top and the ...
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| How many chambers does a mammalian heart have? Name an example. | 4 chambers, Bird.
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| Blood from the lungs enters the heart through the? a)Right Atrium b)Right ventricle c)Left atrium d) Left Ventricle | c
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| The protective sac in which the heart is enclosed is the a) septum b)pericardium c)Lymphatics d) Clavicle | b
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| Carbon dioxide and waste products diffuse form the tissures into the blood through the a) capillaries b)arterioles c)venules d)Lymph Vessels | a
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| the inner layer of a vein is made of? | Epithelial Tissue
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| The heart rate is increased by? | The sympathetic nervous system
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| Unlike all other artries, the pulmonary artery... | Carries oxygen-poor blood
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| Valves are present in? | Lymph vessels, veins and heart
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| Blood is carried to the tissues of the heart by | Coronary Artery
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| The fluid that leaks in the tissues from the blood is | lymph
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| 55% of your blood is made of | Plasma
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| Blood Pressure is regulated by special sensory neurons and by the | kindeys
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| What does the superior Vena Cava do? | Largest vein in the body, take blood to the heart
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| Where does the blood flow from when it reaches the Right atrium | Superior Vena Cava
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| Muscle tissuse that contracts without nerve excitation | Mygentic
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| Define Mygentic | Muscle tissues that contracts without nerve excitation
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| Large pumping chamber of the heart is ? | Ventricles
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| Arteries do what? | Carry blood away from the heart and to the rest of the body
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| Accumlation of fat deposits in the artries | Atheroscelosis
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| What is Artheroscelosis? | Accumlation for fat and plaque in the artries
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| Narrowing of Blood vessels | vasoconstriction
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| what is Vasoconstriction? | Narrowing of blood vessels
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| Blood in the pulmonary artery | deoxygenatic
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| Disorder caused by a faulty heart value | Mermer
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| Thin walled chamber of the heart is? | atrium
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| System that carries blood to the lungs | pulmonary system
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| bulge in the wall of the heart is | anuriusm
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| What is an anuriusm | A bulge in the wall of the heart
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| Blood vessels in which diffusion occurs | Capillaries
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| Widening of the blood vessels | vasodilation
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| What is Vasodilation? | Widening of the blood vessels
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| What arteries supply the heart | Corenary arteries
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