A and P Level 3 Part 2

Pulmanary Circulation means?

• Blood that has received oxygen

• Blood Circulation at goes from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart

• Circulation of blood in the arteries and veins

• Blood circulation through the hearts to the body and back to the heart

When blood is under force within artery walls this is called?

• blood pressure

• blood shunting

• hypertension

• the cardiac cycle

When we can feel a pulse what is happening inside the body?

• venous flow

• systole

• diastole

• heart beat

The arteries are situated in the body where?

• near the surface of the skin

• deep in tissues for safety

• away from bones

• on the left hand side of the heart

Capillaries are one cell thick, what is their function?

• to exchange gasses in the blood

• to absorb excess water from tissues

• pass lymph to the nodes

• collect excess oxygen for storage

Veins differ from arteries how?

• They have valves

• one cell thick and carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart

• have thick muscular walls

• have collapsible walls and carry oxygenated blood

What is blood made of?

• platelets, melanocytes, lymphocytes and lymph

• platelets, keratinocyctes, monocytes and basophils

• plasma, erythrocites, leucosystes, thrombocyctes

• plasma, osteocyctes, granulocyctes, cytoplasm

The Carotid Artery is where?

• in the arm

• in the leg

• In the neck

• in the foot

The jugular vein is where?

• In the head

• in the neck

• in the arm

• in the leg

The brachial vein and Axillary artery are where?

• In the leg

• in the arm

• in the head

• In the shoulder