Blood Vessels
Lymphatic
Immune System
Respiratory
Double Jeopardy
100

The blood vessels that has valves

What are veins?


100

The difference between interstitial fluid, lymph fluid and plasma

What is plasma has proteins, interstitial and lymph don’t and location?


100

The way a membrane attacking complex kills infected cells

What is puts holes in the membrane and causes the cell to lyse?


100

The name of a chemical substance found in aveolar fluid that reduces surface tension in alveoli

What is surfactants?

200

Function of TAF’s (tumor angiogenesis factors)

What is stimulates blood vessel growth to a tumor?


200

Lymphatic fluid drains through the lymphatic duct back to the heart through the junction between the ____ & ____ vein.

What is the junction between the subclavian and jugular vein?


200

This substance is released by damaged cells and intensifies the effects of histamines and kinins

What is prostaglandins?

200

Equation to calculate vital capacity

What is 

VC= TV+IRV+ERV?

300

An example of an elastic artery

What is aorta, brachicephalic, common carotid, subclavian, vertebral, pulmonary, and common iliac?


300

Two main pumps that aid in returning lymph back to the heart

What is skeletal muscular pump and respiratory pump?

300

Ingests microbes or any foreign particular matter, includes neutrophils and macrophages

What is a phagocyte?


300

N2 gas coming out of solution in a diver ascending causes this condition

What is the bends or decompression sickness?

400

The location of sinusoids

Where is the liver, red bone marrow, spleen and some endocrine glands?


400

A virus infected lymphocyte, macrophage, and fibroblast produce this protein that induce synthesis of antiviral proteins that  interfere with viral replication in neighboring cells

What is interferon?

400

List 3 actions antibodies do to destroy foreign substances, viruses or bacteria

What are agglutination, neutralization, precipitation, activation of complement proteins, and enhance phagocytosis?

400

The effects of increasing acidity on the affinity of O2 to bind to hemoglobin

What is decreases O2’s binding ability?

500

The location of baroreceptors for regulating blood pressure

Where are the aorta and internal carotid?


500

Graves Disease and MS are types of these groups of diseases

What are autoimmune diseases?

500

The specific leukocyte that the HIV virus targets

What is Helper T?

500

Chemical’s that stimulate breathing

What is CO2 and H+ ?

500

The 5 veins that return blood to the heart

What are inferior vena cava, superior vena cava, r. & l. pulmonary vein and coronary sinus?

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