cardiovascular system
what is the percent of white blood cells in the blood
1%
what are lymph capillaries
dead ends of lymph vessels
what are the layers in the alimentary canal
serosa, musularis, submucosa, mucosa
where does the air go after it enters your nose
nasal cavity
what is the path of urine
kidneys to the bladder
what is a universal donar
what is a universal donar
somone who can donate to everyone / o im pretty sure
what do the tonsils do
protect the body from foring invaders
where is the Esophagus
bottom of you neck
what is the nasal cavity
wher air goes after it enters the nose
composition of urine
95% water 5% solutes
pulmonary v. systematic circulation loop
pulmonary heart tyo lungs systimaytic heart to body
name two types of immune response
humoral cell mediated, and antigen cells
macro vs micro
large and small
what is the diaphragms function in breathing
in expands and collpses to help air rush in
blood flow through kidneys
in renal artiery out reverse renal artiery
what is a vein
carrys oxogenated blood
whats the diffrence bettween active and passive immunity
active is earened passive is borrowed
metabolism
cells and energy
lung capacites name some
Tidal volume= the amount of air that is exchanged by the lungs at rest
Inspiratory reserve volume= the additional amount of air that can be
inhaled consciously
Expiratory reserve volume= the additional amount of air that can be
exhaled consciously
Residual volume= the amount of air remaining in lungs after a forced
exhalation
Vital capacity= amount of air someone can consciously exchange with the
environment (inhaling and exhaling)
Total lung capacity= vital capacity + residual volume (about 6 liters for
adult men,
how many miles in a kidney
24
how many chambers does a heart have
4
hormonal v. cell mediated
hormonual b-cells
cell midiated t-cells
deglutation
swallowing
what helpscontrol respitory rate
medulla and pons
this section was really short so i can't get five questions so heres this