問題一覧
1
2
White pulp
2
What is the lymph nodes along the lungs laterally
Bronchial Lymph Node
3
What is this (R&L)
Brachiocephalic veins
4
What is it?
Popliteal lymph node
5
3
Visceral pericardium
6
19
Pulmonary trunk
7
27
Inferior vena cava
8
1 (R&L)
Common iliac veins
9
Cardiac cycle: Conducts impulses from SA node to atria
Atrial syncytium
10
What is this
Anterior Interventricular groove
11
21
Right Atrium
12
What is 4
Coronary sinus
13
2 (right )
Great saphenous vein
14
3
Lymphatic nodule
15
7 (left)
External jugular vein
16
3 (right)
Brachial vein
17
1
Red pulp
18
1
Left Common Carotid Artery
19
Arterial blood pressure: Average pressure in arterial system; represents average force driving blood to the tissues (DP + 1/3 PP)
Mean arterial pressure (MAP)
20
What is this
Interventricular septum
21
1 (Right)
Subclavian vein
22
1 (Right)
Femoral vein
23
In the cardiac muscle (lines)
Intercalated discs
24
10
Left coronary artery
25
What are the lymph nodes that surround the intestines?
Mesenteric Lymph Node
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1
Right Renal Artery
27
1 (space)
Pericardial Cavity
28
Units of blood pressure
mmHg
29
DP+(PP/3)= finds what
MAP
30
6
Papillary muscles
31
2
Parietal pericardium
32
11
Left Ventricle
33
3
Ascending aorta
34
3
Aortic Valve
35
5
Left pulmonary artery
36
8
Submental lymph node
37
1 (right)
Brachial artery
38
SP-DP= finds what
Pulse pressure
39
20
Right pulmonary veins
40
2 primary functions of __________: - Filter potentially harmful particles from the lymph - Immune surveillance: monitor body fluids via macrophages and lymphocytes
Lymph nodes
41
What is this
Lymph node
42
14
Apex
43
5
Posterior Interventricular Artery
44
5 (right next to the ear)
Parotid lymph node
45
2
Cortex
46
3
Subclavian artery
47
5
Superior mesenteric artery
48
hydrostatic blood pressure is lowest in
Veins
49
Arterial blood pressure: difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressures (SP – DP)
Pulse pressure (PP)
50
1
Posterior auricular lymph node
51
7
Submandibular lymph node
52
2
Germinal center
53
2
Left subclavian artery
54
Blood pressure (equation)
SP/DP
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Arterial blood pressure: the minimum pressure remaining before next ventricular contraction
Diastolic pressure (DP)
56
Allows nutrients, gases, and wastes to be exchanged between the blood and tissue fluid; connects an arteriole to a venule
Capillary
57
Cardiac cycle: Conducts impulses rapidly between AV node and bundle branches
AV Bundle
58
- Thinner wall than an arteriole but still possessing three layers - Connects a capillary to a vein
Venule
59
13
Anterior interventricular artery
60
15
Brachiocephalic artery
61
2 (R&L)
Internal Iliac Veins
62
pump blood toward the heart
Veins
63
What is this
Lymph node
64
1
Medulla
65
- Thinner wall than an artery but with three layers - Connects an artery to a capillary
Arteriole
66
4
Descending aorta
67
24
Right ventricle
68
7
Left atrium
69
What is this
Posterior Interventricular Groove
70
3
Axillary lymph node
71
- Transports blood under relatively low pressure from a venule to the heart; valves prevent a backflow of blood; - Thinner wall than an artery but with similar layer
Vein
72
- Largest lymphatic organ - Located in the upper left part of abdominal cavity - Resembles large lymph node - Contains sinuses filled with blood
Spleen
73
Heartbeat: Relaxation of heart chambers
Diastole
74
3
Aortic arch
75
1
Right renal artery
76
8 (left)
Subclavian vein
77
Cardiac cycle: Large fibers that conduct impulses to ventricular myocardium
Purkinje Fibers
78
1
Right common carotid artery
79
Cardiac cycle: Conduct impulses to AV node
Junctional Fiber
80
2
Left renal artery
81
4
Myocardium
82
3
Abdominal cavity lymph node
83
5
Chordae tendineae
84
2
Mesenteric lymph node
85
The bottom of the heart is the apex so the top of the heart is the _____ of the heart
Base
86
What is this (right)
Femoral Artery
87
4
Supratrochlear lymph node
88
1
Descending Abdominal Aorta
89
2
Axillary artery
90
5
Endocardium
91
3 (R&L)
External Iliac Veins
92
3
Inferior Mesenteric Artery
93
_________ produces and matures T-cells, a type of white blood cell that helps the body fight infection and disease
Thymus
94
2
Cervical Lymph Node
95
Functions of the ______: - Absorbing and transporting fats - Immunity/Defenses - Transporting excess interstitial fluid
Lymphatic system
96
Cardiac cycle: Pacemaker; initiates rhythmic contractions of the heart
SA node
97
Heartbeat: Contraction of heart chambers
Systol
98
Summary of Lymphatic Pathway
Lymphatic capillary, Afferent lymphatic vessel, Lymph node (filters Lymph), Efferent lymphatic vessel, Lymphatic trunk, Cellecting duct, Subclavian vein