Download Circulatory and Respiratory Review

Circulatory and Respiratory
Test Review
Label:
Trace Blood Flow
Oxygen rich blood?
Oxygen poor blood?
Heart Attack
 can
result from the blockage of
a blood vessel caused by
 plaque
buildup
Sickle Cell Anemia?
Who can give to whom?
People with antigen A can
give to Type A and Type
AB.
People with Type O can
give to Type A, B, AB, and
O.
How veins differ from
arteries?
Veins
have valves to keep
the blood from flowing
backwards.
Helping the body maintain a constant
body temperature
Carrying wastes to the urinary system
Distributing nutrients throughout the
body
 Function
of cardiovascular system
Which Blood Cell?
Defends the body
against bacterial infection
and invasion by foreign
substances
White
Normal Blood
Pressure?
120/80
oxygen-rich blood
is usually carried
by?
arteries
smallest and most
numerous blood
vessels?
capallaries
Pacemaker responsible
for starting a heartbeat
is a small bundle of
cells at the entrance to
the?
Right
atrium
Blood cell that
does not have a
nucleus?
Red
Strong, elastic
blood vessel?
Artery
Chambers of the
heart that pumps
blood to the lungs
and rest of the body?
Ventricles
hemoglobin
iron-containing
molecule in red blood
cells
Blood cells that
transport respiratory
gases?
Red
Platelets are
responsible for?
Blood
clotting
Increase in white
blood cells occur?
During
an infection
Hypertension?
High
blood
pressure
Vessels the carry
blood away from
the heart?
veins
Trachea?
Diaphragm?
dome-shaped
muscle
below the chest cavity
Alveoli?
Where
the actual
exchange of gases
occurs
Exhalation?
diaphragm
and rib
cage muscles relax
Inhalation?
Air
rushing into the
lungs from the
environment to equalize
air pressure
Asthma?
respiratory
disease in
which airways in the
lungs become narrow
because of sensitivity to
certain stimuli
Surrounds each
alveolus?
capillaries