The compartment of the heart that deoxygenated blood first enters.
What is the right atrium.
100
What we call a vessel leaving the heart.
What is an artery.
100
The 3 variables that effect resistance.
What is length, viscosity, and diameter.
200
Maximum volume of air that can be turned over in lungs.
What is vital capacity.
200
The ion responsible for neutralizing acidic secretions in the stomach.
What is bicarbonate.
200
Of low or high pressure, the type of pressure associated with arteries.
What is high pressure.
200
Put the following vessels in order for blood flow after heart contraction: I. Capillaries II. Venule III. Muscular arteries IV. Arterioles V. Venules VI. Elastic arteries
What is VI, III, IV, I, II, V.
200
Of vasodilation and vasoconstriction, the one that reduces venous return.
What is vasodilation.
300
Where in the brain respiratory centers are located.
What is medulla oblongata.
300
Which of these IS NOTE a function of the liver? A. Production of bile B. Formation of urea, formation of plasma proteins C. Removal of poisonous substances from blood D. Formation of digestive enzymes
What is formation of digestive enzymes.
300
Put the following heart compartments in order from most to least muscular:
Left ventricle
Right ventricle
Atria
What is
Left ventricle
Right ventricle
Atrium
300
The effect on urine volume and concentration when ADH is released.
Less urine volume more concentrated
300
The blood vessel that contains the largest blood volume.
What are veins.
400
Name 3 of 5 portions of the respiratory conducting zone.
What are nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, and bronchi
400
Where the enzyme that begins carbohydrate digestion is located.
What is the oral cavity (salivary amylase).
400
Of tunica intima, tunica media, OR tunica externa, the layer that provides blood vessel contractility.
What is the tunica media.
400
Of veins, arteries or capillaries, which is more likely to have a larger tunica media.
What are arteries.
400
In kidneys, the type of pressure that favors filtration.
What is Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressure.
500
2 of 4 functions of the nasal cavity.
What are warms the air, moistens air, filters air, and is important for olfaction
500
Of aqueous OR digestive pancreatic juices, those that are released due to secretin action.
What is aqueous.
500
The amount of openings in the urinary bladder wall.
What is 3.
500
In the process of filtration, water leaves the capillary on the arterial end and enters interstitial fluid. The type of pressure that is prevalent at the arterial end is _______ and the type of pressure that is prevalent at the venous end is _____ pressure.
What is Hydrostatic and Onconic/Osmotic.
500
Of late systole or late diastole, the phase when the tricuspid valve is closed.