Circulation System

A person with type A blood can give blood to a person with type O blood.

• True

• False

A person with type O blood can give blood to a person with type A blood.

• True

• False

A person with type A blood can give blood to a person with type AB blood.

• True

• False

A person with type AB blood can give blood to a person with type B blood.

• True

• False

A person with type B blood can give blood to a person with type AB blood.

• True

• False

Match the term to its description.

• force of blood pushing against vessels

• valves

• largest artery in the body

• blood pressure

• force blood out of the heart

• circulatory system

• blood, blood vessels and heart

• aorta

• keep blood flowing in one direction

• ventricles

Match the term to its description.

• carry blood to and from the heart itself

• vena cava

• small top heart chambers

• pulse

• largest vein in body

• coronary vessels

• caused by wave of blood through arteries

• lymph

• fluid w/water, WBC, & dissolved material

• atria

Match the term to its description.

• component of blood that clots wounds

• plasma

• liquid component of blood

• white blood cells

• special cells transporting oxygen

• platelets

• cells in blood that fights off diseases

• red blood cells

Categorize the blood vessel being described as arteries, veins, or capillaries.

Groups:

(a) Arteries

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(b) Veins

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(c) Capillaries

• allow oxygen to diffuse into cells

• blood vessels leaving the right ventricle

• blood vessels with valves

• blood vessels with the thickest walls

• most common blood vessel

• blood vessels leading into the right atrum

• vessels with medium muscke in the walls

• carry blood to the heart

• smallest blood vessels

• blood vessels with the highest pressure

• carry blood away from capillaries

• carry blood away from the heart

• blood vessels that are only one cell thick

Put the following events in sequence.

• Blood comes from the various body parts and goes into the vena cava

• Blood enters the right atrium

• Blood enters the right ventricle

• Blood passes the valve then enters the pulmonary arteries

• Blood passes through the right AV valve