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WorksheetsA and P Level 3 Part 2
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
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
If i used the work 'Renal' where abouts on the body do i mean?
Near the kidneys
near the heart
in the head
in the back
Where would you find the common carotid artery?
It is the main artery up the side of the neck
it is the smallest artery in the neck
it isnt in the neck
it is a large artery in the arm
One of the functions of the lymphatic system is to:
creates platelets to aid clotting
moves hormones around
Distributes excess fluid
transports toxins from the liver
What shape are lymph nodes?
Round with epidermal tissue
Bean-shaped covered in connective tissue
Oblong structures with muscle tissue
over shaped with mucus membranes
The central nervous system collects information from the internal and external environment and does what with it?
passes messages to other sensory nerves
maintains the equilibrium (balance) of our body
diffuses chemicals
connects neurons
Autonomic nervous system controls what?
Smooth and cardiac muscles
skeletal muscles
voluntary muscles
reflex actions
What is the name of the system that allows us to smell?
Excretary
Olfactory
Endocrine
Skeletan
The sinuses are made up of which collection of bones?
Frontal, ethmoid, maxilla and Sphonoid
at the joint of the maxilla and manidible
near the zygomatic arch
occipital frontal and sphenoid
There are 5 layers of the epidermis, which layer is the stratum lucidium?
1
5
3
2
One function of the skin is to?
insulate the body with its upper layers
use the dermis as a source of energy
protect the body from invading antigens
bring fresh nutrients to the muscle layer
When skin is exposed to uv light it produces what?
Melanin and Vitamin D
Elastin and Vitamin A
Collagen and Vitamin D
Keratin and Vitamin A
Adipose tissue are under the skins surface to insulate, what is it made up of?
connective tissue made up of fat cells
epithelial tissue made of fibrous cells
connective tissue made up of lymphoid cells
fatty tissue made up of elastic cells
