Blood
The three main components of blood are:
What is Plasma, Red Blood Cell, White Blood Cells, & Platelets?
RBC is Produced in
What is Red Bone Marrow?
Hemostasis is
What is the Stoppage of Bleeding?
A Death of Tissues would mean the Heart has
What is Necrosis?
The Entire System Consists of
What is the Heart, Arteries, Veins, & Capillaries?
The Shape of Red Blood Cells are:
What is Biconcave Disc?
The Hormone that Controls the rate of RBC Formation
What is Erythropoietin?
Smooth Muscles Contract Closing off the Blood Vessel is called:
What is Blood Vessel Spasm?
A Lack of Blood Supply that Causes Hypoxia (Low Oxygen Levels) in Tissue means the Heart has
What is Ischemia?
_____ takes blood to the heart & _____ takes blood from the heart
What is Arteries & Veins?
The Protein that Carries Oxygen and is Responsible for the Color of Blood
What is Hemoglobin?
The lifespan for RBC is
What is 120 Days?
Blood Coagulation is
What is a Process that Stops Bleeding & Initiates Tissue Repair within the Injury?
Atherosclerosis causes
What is Clogging, Narrowing, & Hardening of the Body's Arteries?
The _____ is a Hollow, Cone-Shaped, Muscular Pump within the ________ Cavity.
What is Heart & Thoracic?
Mature Blood Cells do not have
What is Nuclei?
Vitamin B12 & Folic Acid are required for
What is for New Cells to Grow & Divide?
Platelets Stick to Exposed Edges of broken Blood Vessels Forming a Plug is called
What is Platelet Plug Formation?
An Aneurysm would cause these 4 Locations to burst:
What is Aorta, Brain, Leg, Intestine?
The Four Chambers of the Heart are
What is Two Atria on Top & Two Ventricles Below?
Damaged Blood Cells are Removed by these Organs:
What is Liver & Spleen?
In RBC production Hemoglobin needs
What is Iron?
Embolus is Considered to be
What is a Blood Clot that Breaks Loose & gets Carried away by Blood?
Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack) is a Necrosis of the Heart Muscle caused by:
What is Smoking, Diabetes, Stress, Lack of Exercise, Embolus, & Diet High in Saturate &/Or Trans Fats?
Pulmonary Circuit is
What is A path of Blood from the Right Ventricle to the Pulmonary Arteries to the Lungs, Alveolar capillaries, & Pulmonary Veins to the Left Atrium.