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| Blood vessles carry blood away from the heart are called |
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| Test for blood types and cross match testing for donor blood are done in which of the following areas of the laboratory? |
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| Contraction of the left ventricle forces blood into a large artery which is called the |
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| The smallest VEINS in the body are |
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| when the right ventricle contracts, blood enters the |
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| The cell that transports ocygen and carries carbon diocide to the tissue is the |
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| Within capillaries, blood cells: |
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a. give away Oxygen
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| The structure dividing the right and left halves of the heart is called the |
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| does not contain anticoagulant |
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| When the left atrium contracts, blood flows into the |
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| left ventricle (lower left chamber) |
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| It is the fluid portion of unclotted blood |
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| Arterioles, the smallest arteries, subdivide into |
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| characteristics of veins include |
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1 thin vessle walls
2 oxygen poor blood
returning blood to the heart |
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| The layers of arteries differ from the layers of veins in that the: |
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| muscle layer is thicker in arteries |
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| defend the body against foreign substances |
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| Blood flows back from the lungs to the heart by way of the |
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| The main function of the circulatory system is to provide? |
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| Which of the following does NOT carry oxygenated blood? |
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| characteristics of capillaries include: |
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a. thin walled
b. microscopic pathways
c. connect arterioles with venules
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| The relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle is called |
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| The aorta branches into smaller divisions called arteries which turn branch into even smaller divisions called: |
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| Which of the following features characterize RBCs? |
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Biconcase disks that measure about 7 microns in diameter
have no nuclei when circularing in peripheral blood
have a life span of about 120 days
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| Which of the following is referred as the pacemaker of the heart? |
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| Characteristics of arteries include all of the following EXCEPT: |
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| The life span of the red blood cell is approx ___ days |
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| The right atrioventricular valve is also called the |
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| How many chambers does the heart have? |
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| Blood from the body enters the |
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| upper right chamber, or right atrium |
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| The pulmonary artery carries the blood from the |
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| The muscular wall of the heart is called the |
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| the heart, lymphatic organs, and blood vessles are in the: |
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| An individuals blood type is determined by the presence or absence of which of the following on the red blood cells? |
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| Universal donors are individuals with which blood type? |
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| The heart is a part of the human __ system |
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| The function of the left ventricle is to deliver |
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| oxygenated blood to the aorta |
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| When the right atrium contrcts, blood enters the |
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| lower right chamber, or right ventricle |
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| Another name for thrombocytes is: |
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| Which organ secrets bile? |
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| In the event of a chemical splash in the eyes the first thing the victim should do is |
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| immediately flush eyes with water for 15 min |
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| Osteomyelitis is defined as |
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| inflammation and infection of bone |
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| The pituitary gland is often referred to as: |
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| Cell metabolism involves energy production by |
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breaking down chemical substances
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| The digestive system function include: |
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| breaking down food and eliminating waste |
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| The trachea, nose, lungs, and pharync are in the |
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| fluid from joint cavities is called: |
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| provides support, leverage, and movement |
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| Lab testing of the muscular system would include: |
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| creatine kinase and lactate dehydrogenase |
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| The liver,stomach, mouth and pancreas are in the |
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| Meningitis can be detected by |
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| The bladder, urethra, kidneys and ureters are in the |
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| The sebaceous glands, skin, hair, and nails are the |
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| Which of the following is a nervous system test? |
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CSF analysis
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| Which of the following is a disorder of the integumentary system? |
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| the avascular layer of the skin is the |
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| which is not a function of the integumentary system? |
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| Which body system produces blood cells? |
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| Which of the following is a function of the reproductive system? To produce: |
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gametes
hormones
sex cells
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| Which of the following is a test of the urinary system? |
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| This gland produces fight or flight hormones |
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| Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a test of which body system? |
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| Infant respiratory distress syndrome in premature infants is most often caused by a lack of |
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| the rapid plasma regain (RPR) test is a diagnostic test of which of the following body system? |
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| Which of the following is a part of the peripheral nervous system? |
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| Which gland is most active before birth and during childhood? |
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| Which of the following types of muscle is under voluntary control: |
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| Which of the following body cavities are separated by the diaphram |
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| Lab test that evaluate the skeletal system include: |
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serum calcium
alkaline phospjatase
synovial fluid analysis
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| Which of the following body systems is the primary regulator of hormones? |
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| Which of the following body systems provides carbon dioxide and O2 exchange ? |
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| protective membrane layers |
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| Which of the following body systems provide protection and support and allow the body to move? |
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| Which of the following test is most likely a test of the integumentary system? |
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| which of the following test is a test of digestive system organ? |
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| Which body pane divides the body into equal portions? |
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| An example of a dorsal cavity is the |
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| Which of the following structures is not part of the male reproductive system? |
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| A major cause of respiratory distress in infants and young children is |
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| respiratory syncytial virus |
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| This is the "master gland" of the endocrine system |
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| Elimination of waste products is a function of what body system |
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| Excessive growth hormone (GH) in adulthood can cause |
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| A hormone that increases metabolism is |
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| When you are facing someone in a normal anatomic position, which body plane are you looking at |
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| Which of the following structures comprises the central nervous system? |
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| farthest from the point of attachment |
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