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what granulocyte is this?
1. Neutrophils
2. Eosinophils
3. It's an Agranulocytes
4. Basophils
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what granulocyte is this?
1. Eosinophils
2. It's an Agranulocytes
3. Basophils
4. Neutrophils
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what granulocyte is this?
1. Basophils
2. It's an Agranulocytes
3. Neutrophils
4. Eosinophils
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what agranulocyte is this?
1. Lymphocyte
2. Monocyte
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what agranulocyte is this?
1. Monocyte
2. Lymphocyte
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neutrophils take up what percent?
1. 25-33%
2. 2-5%
3. 60-70%
4. Less than 1%
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basophils take up what percent?
1. 2-4%
2. Less than 1%
3. 60-70%
4. 3-8%
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eosinophils take up what percent?
1. 2-8%
2. 60-70%
3. 2-4%
4. 25-33%
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lymphocytes take up what percent?
1. 2-5%
2. 60-70%
3. 2-8%
4. 25-33%
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monocytes take up what percent?
1. 2-4%
2. 25-33%
3. 3-8%
4. 60-70%
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what do platelets do?
repair broken tissue
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pathogens do what?
1. feed off bacteria
2. feed off virus'
3. feed off red blood and tissue
4. feed off white blood and tissue
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Leukocytes do what? Hint: fights viruses, bacteria, parasites, & funguses
1. fight bacteria
2. fight tissue
3. fight parasites
4. fight infections
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pathogens do what?
1. feed off red blood and tissue
2. feed off virus'
3. feed off white blood and tissue
4. feed off bacteria
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what are erythrocytes
red blood cells
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what are three granulocytes
1. neutrophils
2. lymphophils
3. basophils
4. eosinophils
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what are two agranulocytes
1. lymphocytes
2. monocyte
3. neutrocytes
4. basocytes
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what does hemoglobin do?
1. deliver oxygen
2. deliver carbon
3. feed off bacteria
4. feed off virus'
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what is the job of neutrophils
1. repair broken bones
2. destroy bacteria
3. destroys parasites
4. repair broken tissue
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what is the job of eosinophils
1. destroy bacteria
2. feed off of blood cells
3. destroy broken tissue
4. destroys parasites
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what is the job of lymphocytes
1. destroy cells (cancer, etc)
2. fights viruses, bacteria, parasites, & funguses
3. none of the above
4. Secretes histamine and heparine to prevent blood clots ( & tissue damage)
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what is the job of monocytes after it turns into macrophages
1. destroy bacteria
2. destroys parasites
3. destroy broken tissue
4. destroy germs
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histamine does what?
1. inhibits blood clotting
2. widens blood vessels
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heparin does what?
1. inhibits blood clotting
2. widens blood vessels
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who discovered blood types?
1. Karl Landsteiner, 1900
2. Jan Janský, 1907
3. Alexander S. Wiener, 1937
4. William Harvey, 1616
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antibodies bind to
antigens
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agglutination is another word for
clumping
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what is the most common blood type
O negative
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what is the rarest blood type
AB Positive
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what blood type is the universal donor?
O negative
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what is the most common blood type
1. inhibits blood clotting
2. widens blood vessels
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fully oxygenated blood arrives from lungs
1. left side of heart
2. right side of heart
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lesser oxygenated blood arrives from inferior and superior vena cava
1. right side of heart
2. left side of heart
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semilunar valves do what?
1. receive blood returning to heart
2. control flow into great arteries
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ventricles do what?
1. receive blood returning to heart
2. pump blood into arteries
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atrias do what?
1. receive blood returning to heart
2. pump blood into arteries
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valves do what?
1. ensure a one way flow of blood through the heart
2. receive blood returning to heart
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atrioventricular valves do what?
1. control blood flow between atria and ventricles
2. control flow into great arteries
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which side is the bicuspid?
left
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which side is the tricuspid
right
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chordae tendineae connects av valves to
papillary muscles
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atrioventricular sulcus does what?
1. overlies the interventricular septum; contain coronary arteries
2. separates atria and ventricles
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interventricular sulcus does what?
1. overlies the interventricular septum; contain coronary arteries
2. separates atria and ventricles
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anterior interventricular branch does what
1. Supplies blood to both ventricles and anterior two - thirds of the interventricular septum
2. Supplies left atrium and posterior wall of left ventricle
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circumflex branch does what?
1. Supplies blood to both ventricles and anterior two - thirds of the interventricular septum
2. Supplies left atrium and posterior wall of left ventricle
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right coronary artery does what
1. supplies lateral aspect of right atrium and ventricle
2. supplies right atrium and sinoatrial node
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right marginal branch does what?
1. Supplies posterior walls of ventricles
2. Supplies lateral aspect of right atrium and ventricle
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posterior interventricular branch does what
1. Supplies posterior walls of ventricles
2. supplies right atrium and sinoatrial node
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atria contraction (P wave)
1. small hump
2. big spike
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ventricles relax (T wave)
1. small hump but slightly pointy
2. small hump
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atrium relax (repolarize)
1. small hump rest
2. big spike
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QRS interval
1. huge spike
2. small hump
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atrium relax (repolarize)
1. big spike
2. small hump rest
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five stages if digestion
1. digestion
2. defacation
3. compaction
4. absorption
5. ingestion
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mechanical digestion
1. Exposes- digestive enzymes
2. churning- stomach & small intestine
3. cutting- teeth
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chemical digestion
1. spit
2. pancreas
3. small intestine
4. stomach acid
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name an accessory organ
teeth
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parietal peritoneum is
1. covers the surface of organs
2. attached to the walls of the abdomino cavity
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visceral peritoneum does what?
1. covers the surface of organs
2. attached to the walls of the abdominopelvic cavity
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lace apron that covers stomach and like intestines etc
1. greater omentum
2. lesser omentum
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extends from the lesser curavature of the stomach to the liver
1. greater omentum
2. lesser omentum
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anchors duodenum to the dorsal body wall
mesoduodenum
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anchors the jejunum and the ileum to the dorsal body wall
mesentery proper
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anchors the majority of the colon to the dorsal body wall
mesocolon
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diaphragm to the liver; divides liver
falciform
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midline of the bladder to the ventral body wall
median suspensory
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extend from the lateral edges of the bladder to the lateral body walls
lateral
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spleen to the stomach
gastrosplenic
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hard yellowish tissue
dentin
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covers crown and neck; part we see
enamel
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holds tooth to the socket
periodontal
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covers root attaches to periodontal
cementum
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leading to pulp cavity in the crown
root canal
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most numerous and smallest of the papillae; cover 2/3 of the tongue surface
filiform
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taste buds; shaped like mushrooms
fungiform (fungi)
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looks like a V at the back edge of the tongue and contain taste buds
vallate
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ridges on the sides of the tongue about two thirds of the way back
foliate
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anterior to the ear, between the masseter muscle and the skin
parotid glands
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along the medial aspect of the mandible
submandubular
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under the tongue
sublingual glands
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posterior to the nasal cavity and extends to the soft palate
nasopharynx
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posterior to the oral cavity and inferior to the nasopharynx
oropharynx
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extends from the oropharynx to the esophagus and the larynx
laryngopharynx
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short “C” shaped beginning section
duodenum
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highly coiled middle section
Jejunum
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empties into the large intestines
Ileum
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valve between the ileum and the cecum
1. Cecum
2. Ileocecal sphincter
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blind pouch marking the beginning of the large intestine
1. greater omentum
2. Appendix
3. Cecum
4. Colon
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4 parts of the colon
1. transverse colon
2. descending colon
3. sigmoid colon
4. ascending colon
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worm - like mass of lymphatic tissue that hangs off the cecum
appendix
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pouch - like outpocketings of the colon wall
haustrae
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ribbon - like, longitudinal strips of muscle
teniae coli
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produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder
bile
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what chemical does the pancreas add?
insulin
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what tissue is this?
adipose
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what tissue is this?
cardiac
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what tissue is this?
simple columnar
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what tissue is this?
simple squamous
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what tissue is this?
smooth
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