Circulatory System Quiz 20 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following is the liquid component of blood?
2. Why do arteries need to be strong and elastic?
3. What are the functions of the tricuspid and bicuspid valves?
4. Atrial contraction lasts
5. The friction blood encounters as it flows through the vessels is called:
6. (circulatory system) a physician specializing in diseases of the blood.
7. Actions which are NOT under your control
8. Which blood cells are most abundant in the body?
9. What is the purpose of capillaries?
10. Fiber like substance formed to entangle wound and stops blood flow out of wound.....
11. Hydraulic function is one of the functions of
12. "Transports nutrients, oxygen, and cellular waste throughout the body" describes which system
13. The left side of your heart pumps ..... around the rest of your body.
14. Blood flows through your small intestine to top up its
15. Why is blood blue?
16. Which one of these is false about the heart?
17. Through which vessel does oxygen-rich blood leave the heart to be distributed throughout the body?
18. What is the most complex structure?
19. Type of veins/arteries supplying blood to the heart muscle itself
20. What happens to blood pressure in arteries as a result of the heart's contractions?
21. The types of White Blood Cells that have function to against bacteria and digest it, are .....
22. Helps wounds stop bleeding
23. Valves are present in which type of blood vessels?
24. Right and left side of heart pump blood at the same time
25. What is the purpose of circulation?
26. The organ that pump the blood
27. The pulmonary veins carry blood rich in .....
28. If a person receives a blood transfusion that contains blood with a foreign glycoprotein, that person's body will produce antibodies that will attach to those foreign antigens. The blood cells will clump in a process called ..... and the transfusion will not be successful.
29. What is recovery time?
30. Which lists the path of blood through the three types of blood vessels correctly?
31. The blood flowing within the pulmonary artery travels to which part of the circulatory system next?
32. Blood vessels run from the heart to the ....., around the body and back to the heart.
33. What type of animals have a closed circulatory system?
34. Below are the main parts involves in the human blood circulatory system, except .....
35. The blood type which is known as the universal recipient.
36. This valve allows the passage of blood from the right ventricle to the pulmonary artery:
37. What is blood pressure measured in?
38. Major vein that returns deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
39. In the heart, what is the name of the upper, thin-walled chamber through which blood is pumped to the ventricles?
40. At the back of the page it gives us an extra fact telling us if we add veins, capillariies and arteries, how many miles would it go?
41. What is the correct order of the levels of cell organization from simplest (smallest) to most complex (biggest)?
42. Which type of energy transformation occurs when a flashlight shines?
43. It is a serious condition affecting the brain that requires prompt treatment to lower the risk of lasting complications or death. (Neurological)
44. Platelets will help in
45. What two systems work together to supply the body with oxygen?
46. How many parts does blood have?
47. Which of the following statements best describes xylem's function in the plant?
48. When you breathe in air, you bring oxygen into your lungs and blow out ..... ?
49. Pump is to heart as circulating fluid is to .....
50. Which is one of the 3 WALLS of the heart?
51. Need of circulatory system in multicellular organisms .....
52. Which list correctly orders the terms from least complex to most complex?
53. Why does gas exchange in the capillaries and not the veins/arteries?
54. This type of blood cell is responsible for fighting against infection, parasites, and bacteria, as well as producing antibodies which fight and remember germs.
55. This allows us to develop an artificial immunity to a disease without ever getting sick from the disease.
56. A thin flap of tissue that acts like a one-way door
57. What layer of the heart muscle is 2nd most superficial?
58. The largest artery is called .....
59. Several organs that work together make up
60. The "semilunars" include