HEART & CARDIOVASCULAR
BLOOD & IMMUNITY
RESPIRATORY SYTSEM
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
HISTOLOGY & LAB IDENTIFICATION
100

This ECG component represents ventricular repolarization.

T wave

100

Molecules on pathogens recognized by the immune system.

antigens

100

The phase of breathing when air enters the lungs.

inspiration

100

This structure connects the throat to the stomach.

Esophagus

100

Tissue type lining the trachea.

pseudostratified columnar epithelium

200

The QRS complex represents which cardiac event?

ventricular depolarization

200

Phagocytosis and inflammation belong to this type of immunity.

Innate immunity

200

This structure prevents food from entering the airway during swallowing.

Epiglottis

200

This small intestine section contains Brunner’s glands.

Duodenum

200

This tunic lines the inner surface of blood vessels.

Tunica intima

300

This structure initiates the heartbeat.

SA node

300

This leukocyte fights parasitic worms and participates in allergic reactions.

Eosinophil

300

Violent coughing can be triggered by stimulation at this tracheal landmark.

Carina

300

This structure protects the duodenum from acidic chyme by secreting alkaline mucus.

Brunner's glands

300

Aggregated lymphoid tissue found in the ileum.

Peyer's patches

400

These junctions connect cardiac cells and contain gap junctions.

Intercalated discs

400

Lymph nodes perform this major function.

filtering pathogens from lymph

400

Gas exchange occurs in these structures.

Alveoli/Alveoar sacs

400

These folds allow the stomach to expand after eating.

Rugae

400

Mechanical digestion refers to this process.

physical breakdown of food without chemical change?

500

This protein in red blood cells binds oxygen.

Hemoglobin

500

Blood type A+ contains these antibodies.

anti-B antibodies

500

The space between the vocal folds.

Glottis

500

These cells produce the inactive precursor of pepsin.

Chief cells

500

Pressure difference causing airflow from high to low pressure.

pressure gradient

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