WorksheetsUnit 4 Test - Blood, Cardiovascular Sys., and Integumentary Sys.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the purpose of blood? Select all that apply.
Transporting nutrients
Transporting oxygen waste
Transporting hormones
Make protein
What is the significance of red blood cells counts?
The significance of red blood cells counts are very important because it can show what nutrients your body needs.
The significance of red blood cells counts are very important because it transports oxygen throughout the body.
The significance of red blood cells counts are very important because they can show signs of illnesses.
The significance of red blood cells counts are very important because it's just important.
Red Blood cells are also called...
(a)
How does a red blood cell change as it matures?
it just gets older
the cell gains a lot of vitamins in order for it to grow
the blood cells get bigger
the cell extruding the nucleus
How many types of plasma proteins are there? What are they called?
3 / Albumins, Globulins, Fibrinogen
5 / Globulins, elopothegen, nutrients, Fibrinogen, Glycogen
2 / Albumins, Fibrinogen
4 / Fibrinogen, Albumins, Glycogen , elopothegen
The main structure(s) that make up the Cardiovascular System are the...
lymph nodes, thymus, spleen, and lymph
heart
arteries, brain, and esophagus
heart, veins, arteries, and capillaries
How is blood pressure produced?
heart
stomach
arteries
blood
What is a functional syncytium?
group of lymph nodes doing different functions
fancy name for the heart
group of cells that function together as a single unit
organs that function to do different functions
What are the functions of the Lymphatic System? Select all that apply.
fight diseases
Manage body fluid levels in the body
bring oxygen into the body and provide for the body
Absorb fats in your diet from the intestines
The major Lymphatic Pathways are located in .... (Select all that apply)
arms
chest
pelvis
abdomen
What is the function of the Thymus?
carry wastes out of the body
produce and maturate immune cells
help produce lymph nodes
help healing process in the body
The function of the spleen is...
to help gain oxygen into the body
help produce blood
act as a barrier from germs from entering the body
to fight invading germs in the blood
The 2 major functions of a lymph node is....(Select all that apply)
provide ATP throughout the body
Filter potential harmful particles from the lymph
Monitor body fluids
returning blood sugar back to normal
Which vessels supply blood to the myocardium?
heart
intestines
lungs
coronary arteries
The Lymphatic System is part of your immune system
True
False
An example of a functional syncytium Cardiovascular system
False
True
What key roles play a factor in blood pressure? (Select all that apply)
diseases
stress
nutrition
exercise
An ECG pattern is...
a reading of electrical conduction done by the heart when it beats
a series of tests to find what your blood pressure is at
The heart is located...
superior to the lungs, posterior to the sternum
between your lungs in the middle of your chest, behind and slightly to the left of your sternum
directly in the middle of your chest
The Thymus and Spleen aren't part of the Lymphatic System
True
False
