Blood
Heart
Veins and Arteries
Heart rate/ Blood Pressure
Oxygen and Nutrient Movement\
100

what are the 4 main components of blood

Plasma, White blood cells, red blood cells, and platetas. 

100

Your heart is a ____

Muscle 

100

What are veins?

Vesicles that carry red blood cells that go back to the heart.

100

If you exercise what increases?

Heat rate

100

Oxygen moves to your blood when you____

Inhale.

200

what do blood cells float in?

Plasma

200

When your valves open and close it make your ______

Heart beat.

200

What are Arteries?

Carry red blood cells that have oxygen.

200

If you hold your breath what increases?

Breathing rate

200

What is the double loop system? 

Blood does 2 loops one in your body and one in your lungs. 

300

Red blood cells deliver what around your body

Oxygen

300

What is heart failure?

Is when your heart cannot pump blood to normal speed. 

300

Why are Veins not so thick? 

They are not so thick because they are not next to the heart so they don't take that much pressure. 

300

What maintains your blood pressure?

plasma

300

What delivers oxygen around your body?

red blood cells

400

what do white blood cells do?

Help your immunity system fight germs.

400

What are the four chambers?

Right atrium, Right ventral, Left atrium, Left ventral.

400

Why are Arteries thick? 

Arteries are thick because they are next to the heart and since it has so much pressure to pump the blood they need to be able to handle the pressure.

400

What can high blood pressure cause?

Heart attacks and stroke.

400

When a blood cells is more red dose it have more or less oxygen?

More

500

What do platelets help with?

Making a blood clot when you are bleeding to stop the blood from getting out.

500

where does the blood enter your heart?

Superior ventricle.

500

What connects veins and arteries?

Capillaries.

500

What can low blood pressure cause?

Dizziness and fainting.

500

When a blood cells is less red dose it have more or less oxygen?

Less

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