E Aortic valve
E Mitral valve
E Pulmonary valve
E Tricuspid valve
Question 2
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E myocardium
E pericardium
E endocardium
E epicardium
Question 3
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E True
E False
Question 4
Quiz: Cardiovascular System Results
HLTH 211
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Score for this quiz: 147 out of 150
Submitted Jun 6, 2023 at 3:15am
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Question 1
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What valve is located between the left atrium and left ventricle?
Which layer of the heart is the outermost Pbrous covering?
The color of the blood inside the arteries is red, while the color of the blood inside the veins
is blue.
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E True
E False
E
Question 5
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E Production of white blood cells
E Eliminates foreign invaders
E Production of red blood cells
E Breakdown of old red blood cells
E
Question 6
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E brachial artery
E radial artery
E carotid artery
E femoral artery
E
Question 7
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E 80/40
E 90/50
E 100/60
E
120/80
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Question 8
The left side of the heart is thinner and weaker compared to the right side of the heart
Which is not one of the functions of the spleen?
Which artery is located in the upper arm?
The average blood pressure for a healthy adult is approximately:
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E Right coronary artery
E Left carotid artery
E Right carotid artery
E Left coronary artery
E
IncorrectQuestion 9
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E Atrial tendons
E Ventricular ligaments
E Chordae tendineae
E Septal tendons
E
Question 10
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E Atrioventricular node (AV node)
E Sinoatrial node (SA node)
E Purkinje Pbers
E Atrioventricular bundle
E
Question 11
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E True
E False
A branch of theE ____________________is known as the “widow maker” as a heart attack
caused by blockage in this artery often results in death.
What structures prevent over-closure of the valves to prevent blood from moving in the
wrong direction through the heart.
The terminal nerve braches which wrap around the right and left ventricles are known as the:
As a major blood vessel descends down an arm or leg, it may change names several times
based on the location and structures it passes by.
E
Question 12
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E True
E False
E
Question 13
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E Atrioventricular node (AV node)
E Sinoatrial node (SA node)
E Purkinje Pbers
E Atrioventricular bundle
E
Question 14
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E axillary
E vena cava
E aorta
E amoeba
E
Question 15
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E The spleen
E Lymph nodes
E Thymus gland
E Both a and b
E
Pulses are “felt” better in the veins compared to the arteries.
Which of the following is known as the heart’s primary pacemaker?
The largest artery in the body is known as the ___________.
What structure in the lymphatic system Plters out and eliminates foreign invaders?
Question 16
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E True
E False
E
Question 17
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E Right atrium
E Left atrium
E Right ventricle
E Left ventricle
E
Question 18
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E Absorption of fats
E Immunity
E Absorption of proteins
E Tissue drainage
E
Question 19
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E myocardium
E pericardium
E endocardium
E
epicardium
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E
One of the functions of the Lymphatic System is to drain excess duid from body tissues.
What chamber in the heart receives oxygenated blood returning from the lungs?
Which of the following is not a major function of the lymphatic system?
Which layer of heart wall contains muscle?
Question 20
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E brachial artery
E radial artery
E carotid artery
E femoral artery
Question 21
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E brachial artery
E radial artery
E carotid artery
E femoral artery
Question 22
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E arteries
E arterioles
E capillaries
E veins
E spleen
E thymus gland
E red bone marrow
Which artery is located in the neck?
Which artery is located in the wrist?
Which of the following are known as the “capacitance” vessels as they have the ability to
hold a large percentage of the body’s blood?
Question 23
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Lymphocytes, which circulate in the lymph, are activated in the:
E lymph nodes
Question 24
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E medium sized veins
E capillaries
E the vena cava
E arteries
Question 25
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E True
E False
Question 26
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E Styloid
E Serum
E Septum
E Saliva
E True
The heart valves ensure that the dow of blood through the heart is one-way and that there is
no backdow.E Where else in the cardiovascular system is there valves doing the same thing?
Some arteries on the inferior aspect (bottom) of the cerebrum interconnect with each other.
What is the name of the muscular structure that separates the right and left sides of the
heart?
Question 27
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The apex of the heart refers to the superior aspect (top) where the major blood vessels
attach.
E False
Question 28
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E myocardium
E pericardium
E endocardium
E epicardium
E Liver and left kidney
E Small intestine and large intestine
E Stomach and diaphragm
E Heart and left lung
Question 30
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E arteries
E arterioles
E venules
E capillaries
Question 31
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E capillary
Which layer of the heart is the inner lining of the heart chambers?
Question 29
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The spleen is located on the left side of the body between which two organs?
What vessels allow blood to exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body tissues?
__________ arteries are the name of the arteries that supply blood to the heart
E cavity
E capacitance
E coronary
E Right atrium
E Left atrium
E Right ventricle
E Left ventricle
Question 33
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E veins
E arteries
Question 34
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E Right atrium
E Left atrium
E Right ventricle
E Left ventricle
Question 35
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E Aortic valve
Question 32
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What chamber in the heart pumps blood to the entire body?
Strong muscular walls and blood under pressure are characteristics of:
What chamber in the heart pumps blood to the lungs?
What valve is located between the right atrium and right ventricle?
E Mitral valve
E Pulmonary valve
E Tricuspid valve
E
Question 36
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E True
E False
E
Question 37
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E Tibial artery
E Radial artery
E Femoral artery
E Subclavian artery
E
Question 38
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E heart, arterioles, arteries, capillaries, venules, veins, heart
E heart, capillaries, arteries, arterioles, venules, veins, heart
E heart, arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, veins, heart
E heart, veins, venules, capillaries, arterioles, arteries, heart
E
Question 39
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Veins constrict and dilate more than arteries because veins contain much more smooth
muscle.
What is the name of the major artery in the upper leg?
Which of the following responses depicts the correct order in which blood is circulated
through the body?
What chamber in the heart receives blood returning from the body through the largest veins
E Right atrium
E Left atrium
E Right ventricle
E Left ventricle
Question 40
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E True
E False
Question 41
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(the vena cavae)?
The heart is located below the diaphragm
Beginning in the right atrium of the heart, explain the major anatomical structures that a
drop of blood passes through before ending up in the aorta.E Make sure to include valves,
vessels, and heart chambers in your answer.
A drop of blood after entering the right atrium dows through the tricuspid valve and goes into the right
ventricle. The blood is then pushed from the right ventricle/chamber through the pulmonic valve and
into the pulmonary artery through as a result of the heart beating.
From the pulmonary artery the blood in carried to the lungs to pick up oxygen and leaves the lungs
back into the heart passing through the pulmonary vein.
It then goes to the left atrium and dows into the left ventricle through the mitral valve. From the left
ventricle next the blood goes into the aorta through the aortic valve
