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Blood
Vessels
Head and neck veins
Coronal section of heart
Coronal section of heart 2
100
Another name for red blood cells
What is erythrocyte
100
The outer layer of an artery
What is tunica externa
100
The drainage of the head occurs by both of these
What is jugular and vertebral veins
100
A tough, fibrous sac where the heart is located
What is parietal pericardium
100
A thin spot in the intertrial septum
What is fossa ovalis
200
Another name for white blood cells
What is leukocytes
200
The thickest part of the artery and is made of smooth muscle and elastic fibers
What is tunica media
200
Some of the blood coming from the brain travels down these two
What is superior Sagittal sinus and internal jugular veins
200
The two layers of the parietal pericardium
What is fibrous and serous layer
200
Acts as struts along the edge of the wall
What is trabecular carneae
300
Another name for platelets
What is thrombocytes
300
Different from both arteries and veins
What is capillaries
300
These two take blood to the internal jugular vein
What is facial and maxillary vein
300
The outer surface of the heart
What is epicardium
300
The walls between the ventricles
What is interventricular septum
400
Makes the red blood cells red
What is hemoglobin
400
Innermost layer of the artery
What is tunica intima
400
They take the blood to the external jugular vein
What is superficial temporal and posterior auric ulnar veins
400
Deoxygenated blood enters here
What is right atrium
400
Blood goes to the lungs
What is pulmonary trunk
500
Make up less than one percent of white blood cells
What is basophils
500
The area in the artery where the blood flows
What is lumen
500
Flows into the subclavian vein
What is external jugular vein
500
Innermost layer of the heart
What is endocardium
500
This is how blood from the lungs enters back into the heart
What is left atrium