What gland is the hypothalamus in close connection with?
Pituitary gland
Name the muscle tissue of the heart
Myocardium
What is the technical name of a red blood cell
erythrocytes
Do arteries have thicker walls than veins
Yes this is because their pumping blood aggressively
What does thyrotropin-releasing hormone cause the pituitary to secrete?
Thyroid stimulating hormone.
what does it mean for the atria to be in diastole
the atria are in the relaxation phase
Most abundant leukocyte in the body
Neutrophil
The largest artery in the body
Aorta
If the blood calcium levels in the body are rising what hormone is released to combat this?
Calcitonin
T wave represents what on an ECG
the repolarization of the ventricles
What antigens does a person with O blood carry
No antigens at all it is the universal donor
What vein runs behind the knee that is super important
popliteal vein
What dies Luteinizing hormone effect in males
The production of testosterone
What does the P-R interval represent
Essentially the Atria are in systole and the electrical conductivity time it takes to travel from SA to AV node
Name this leukocyte
Lymphocyte
brachiocephalic artery (trunk)
What type of cell on the pancreas secretes somatostatin?
Delta cells
Where is the first heart sound heard and why?
The first heart sound is in the isovolumetric contraction phase because the AV valves close
What is happening at the Q-T interval
Action potentials are being fired for the ventricles
what portal system do most abdominal organs deliver blood to for a second set of capillaries essentially for cleaning
hepatic portal system