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Draw
and label the heart. - What is the purpose of blood?
- What functions does it have? (list all)
- What are the different components of blood? Draw and label a centrifuged tube of blood.
- What is hemoglobin? What element does it contain?
- What color is blood that is rich in oxygen?
- Where do red blood cells originate?
- List the 4 basic blood types and antigens/antibodies in each.
- If you had blood type O+, what antigens do you have?
- What antibodies in plasma do you have?
- What types can you donate to?
- What types can you receive blood from?
- Which is the universal donor? and universal recipient?
- What can happen if a mother is Rh- and she marries an Rh+ (homozygous dominant) man and they plan to have children? (use terms like sensitization, 1st and 2nd child, erythroblastosis fetalis or hemolytic disease of the newborn). What can prevent this?
- What is the structure, function, and differences between arteries, veins, arterioles, venules, and capillaries (make a little data table)
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Structure
(thickness, etc.)
Function
(purpose)
Differences (use words: has/doesn’t have, similar to, etc.)
Arteries
Veins
Arterioles
Venules
Capillaries
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Remember, Arteries move blood Away from the heart! Veins have Valves!
- Describe the pulmonary and systemic circuits.
- What are stem cells?
- What is cardiovascular disease? What are some main/most common diseases?
- What is a coronary artery?
- What is a stroke?
- Where does heartbeat originate? How? (describe our pacemaker system)
- Know about blood pressure: what's normal? where is highest pressure in the body? lowest?
- What is the involvement between blood and interstitial fluid?
- Define these terms: plasma, platelets, lymphocytes, antigens, fibrin, hemoglobin, antibodies, anemia, leukemia
- Starting with the right atrium, trace the flow of blood through the circulatory system (through heart, then through body)
- Now do the self quiz at the end of the chapter.