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- Match the type of capillary with the organs/tissue it is found in: A. kidney, intestine, pineal B. muscles, lungs C. liver, spleen, bone marrow D. brain select A B C D 1. continuous capillary select A B C D 2. continuous, with no gaps, wrapped in glial cells select A B C D 3. fenestrated capillary select A B C D 4. sinusoid capillary6. Blood going from the SMALL INTESTINE to the BRAIN would go through all of the following EXCEPT: Dural venous sinu Common carotid artery Aorta Pulmonary artery 7. Blood going from the LEFT FOOT to the RIGHT HAND could go through all of the following EXCEPT: Femoral artery Great saphenous vein External iliac vein Brachiocephalic artery 8. Blood going from the RIGHT FOOT to the LEFT FOOT could go through all of the following EXCEPT: Superior vena cava External iliac artery Right atrium External iliac vein 9. Blood going from the KIDNEY to the RIGHT HAND would go through all of the following EXCEPT: subclavian artery Renal artery pulmonary valve brachiocephalic trunk 10. Blood going from the LEFT HAND to the KIDNEY would go through all of the following EXCEPT: subclavian vein renal artery abdominal aorta brachiocephalic trunk4. Why are the walls of arteries relatively thicker than those of the corresponding Major Systemic Arteries and Veins of the Body 5. Use the key on the right to identify the arteries or veins described on the left. 1. vessel that is paired in the venous system but only a single vessel is present in the arterial system 2. these arteries supply the myocardium 3. the more anterior artery pair serving the brain. 4. longest vein in the body 5. artery on the foot checked to determine to mudount2 oigoi anjev bos ashens circulation of the leg omienni 6. main artery that serves the thigh muscles elect 7. supplies the diaphragm 8. formed by the union of the radial and ulnar veins 9. two superficial veins of the arm smilobasilic 10. artery serving the kidney 11. testicular or ovarian veins 12. artery that supplies the distal half of the large intestine 13. divides into the external and internal carotid arteries Key: anterior tibial 19. major artery serving the skin and scalp of the head 21.…
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- Match the arteries in column A with the regions supplied in column B. Column B1. jaw, teeth, and face2. larynx, trachea, thyroid gland3. kidney4. upper digestive tract, spleen, and liver5. foot and toes6. gluteal muscles7. triceps muscle8. thoracic wall9. posterior abdominal wall10. adrenal gland11. diaphragm12. lower colon13. brain14. forearm muscles15. knee joint Column A a. anterior tibialb. celiacc. costocervicald. deep brachiale. external carotidf. inferior mesentericg. internal carotidh. internal iliaci. lumbarj. phrenick. popliteall. renalm. suprarenaln. thyrocervicalo. ulnar2. Put the following structures in the proper order (#1-21) in which blood flows through the cardiovascular system. 1 Right atrium Left ventricle 21 Vena cava Pulmonary trunk Tricuspid valve Systemic capillaries Pulmonary capillaries 19 Systemic venules Pulmonary arteries Right ventricle Aortic valve Aorta Pulmonary veins Mitral valve Systemic veins 17 Systemic arterioles _9_ Pulmonary venules Pulmonary valve Left atrium Systemic arteries Pulmonary arterioles 3. Identify structures of the heart on the following pictures. A. В. C. D. B E. D. F. Н. G I. J. A. B. -E C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J.12. Name and describe the structure, location, and function of the three types of capillaries. Practice by completing the table below. Structure Has HOLES (FENESTRATIONS) in the simple squamous cells? (No OR Yes small holes OR Yes large holes) Has CONTINUOUS BASEMENT MEMBRANE around the simple squamous cells? (Yes continuous OR Yes discontinuous or none at all) Type of organ where found? (Organs that tightly regulate substances exchanged OR Organs involved in filtration, absorption or secretion of hormones OR Organs that "process" large molecules or even cells) Exer Continuous Capillaries Fenestrated Sinusoid Capillaries Capillaries
- 1. Describe how the heart as a muscle does its job of pumping blood. What happens if the cardiac muscle itself does not get enough blood? Using your knowledge of cardiac circulation, explain the flow of blood through the heart. 2. What would cause Aunt May's weakness and shortness of breath during her sudden attack? 3. What is the job of the coronary arteries? What happens to their ability to do their job if they become narrowed by fatty or mineralized deposits?IV. Label the following parts of a blood vessel: А: D B: C: D: E: F: ARTERY 7. V. Describe the following relationships/correlations {Example: one goes pressufe inarases, Ho bressure dearease, fig 2) Resistance and Blood Flow = fesistone increases, 1) Pressure and Blood Flow %3DWhich blood composition are affected by the following variables? * 71.Needle not inserted far enough 72.Bevel partially into vein 73.Collapsed vein 74.Bevel partially through vein 75. Needle beside vein 76.Bevel against vein wall 77.Bevel completely through vein 78.Bevel partially out of skin 79.Loss of tube vacuum 80. Needle on skin surface A.Slowly advance the needle forward until blood flow is established B.Gently push the needle forward into the vein C.Pull the needle back slightly until normal blood flow is established O O O O D.Use a smaller volume tube or pull more slowly on the plunger O O O O O O E.Change the evacuated tube O O F.Remove the tube from the needle to release vacuum pull on the vein and pull the needle back slightly, then advance the tube back onto the needle O O O O O O
