A&P 2 LAB PRACTICAL Sheet Info

What type of blood has neither A nor B antigen and both anti a and anti b antibodies

O

The liquid matrix of the blood is called

plasma

The percentage of blood volume mad up of red blood cells is called

hematocrit level

If a blood has both a and b antigens, no antibodies, what types of blood cause this person receive?

all blood

What is A

Right coronary artery

What is B

small cardiac vein

What is C

Right marchinal branch of RCA

What is D

Left coronary artery

What is E

Left auricle

What is F

Circumflex branch of LCA

What is H

anterior interventricular branch of LCA (LAD)

What is G

Great cardiac vein

What is A

great cardiac vein

What is B

circumflex branch of LCA

What is C

coronary sinus

What is D

left marginal branch of LCA

What is E

left marginal vein

What is F

right coronary artery

What is G

right marginal branch of RCA

What is H

posterior interventricular branch of RCA

What is I

Posterior interventricular vein

The most muscular single chamber of the heart is the:

left ventricle

The arteries and veins serving the lungs are called the _ circuit.

pulmonary

Which of these has a nucleus with the most complex shape?

neutrophil

if blood contains too few red blood cells, the most urgent problem will be:

reduced ability to carry oxygen in the blood

Where are platelets made?

bone marrow

A person with type B-positive blood can safely get a blood transfusion from:

Someone with O or B type blood, either Rh positive or negative.

What is A

Aorta

What is B

brachiocephalic trunk

What is C

pulmonary trunk

What is D

Right ventricle

What is E

anterior interventricular sulcus

What is F

Left atrium

What is G

Left ventricle

What is A

tricuspid valve

What is B

pulmonary trunk

What is C

pulmonary semilunar valve

What is D

chordae tendineae

What is E

moderator band

What is F

trabeculae carneae

What is A

aortic semilunar valve

What is B

mitral valve

What is C

chordae tendineae

What is D

papillary muscle

What is E

moderator band

What is F

interventricular septum

What is A

mitral valve

What is B

chorae tendineae

What is C

papillary muscle

What is D

aortic semilunar valve

What is E

interventricular septum

A person with type B positive can safely get a blood transfusion from

someone with O or B type blood, either Rh positive or negative

A person with type A negative can safely receive blood from

A negative or O negative

A person with type O negative can safely receive blood from

O negative only

A person with type B negative can safely receive blood from

B negative or O negative

If there is agglutination in anti a and anti d, what would be the blood type?

A positive

If there is agglutination in anti a and anti b, what would the blood type be?

O negative

What is the difference between interval and segment in an EKG?

segment is the empty space between and interval is the actual wave

What is the condition shown?

second degree atrioventricular heart block

What is M?

Thoracic aorta

What is N?

renal vein

Select the correct setup of values for computing heart rate in BPM from the highlighted data.

(3 / 1.093 mV) x 60

The curves represent aortic, left ventricular, and left atrial pressure levels over time. At time X, the valve condition change in progress is:

av valves closing

The curves represent aortic, left ventricular, and left atrial pressure levels over time. At time X, the valve condition change in progress is:

Pulmonary and aortic semilunar valves closing

A red blood cell is making one trip through the systemic circulation. Line up the named blood vessels with the order in which an RBC would pass through them. With these: external iliac, common iliac, and inferior vena cava

First: external iliac vein

Second: common iliac vein

Third: inferior vena cava

A red blood cell is making one trip through the systemic circulation. Line up the named blood vessels with the order in which an RBC would pass through them. With these: abdominal aorta, common iliac artery, external iliac artery, femoral artery

First: Abdominal aorta

Second: Common iliac artery

Third: External iliac artery

Fourth: Femoral artery

The highlighted period of time is a P-Q ______.

Its value is _____. Copy all digits of value, and follow with units.

segment; .05600 sec

The highlighted period of time is an Q-T ____.
Its value is _____. 

interval
0.36600 seconds

What is the funciton of a red blood cell?

to carry oxygen

What is the function of a platelet?

blood clotting

What is the function of a neutrol?

phagocytizes bacteria

What is the function of monocyte?

Differentiates into macrophages which phagocytizes pathogens

What is the function of a lymphocyte?

B and T cells of adaptive immune response

what is the function of eosinophils?

important in allergic reactions

What is the function of a basophil?

release histamine and heparin

What is antigen?

any large molecule capable of binding to an antibody or immune cells and trigger an immune response

What is an antibody?

a protein that reacts with an antigen and aids in protecting the body

Where is an antibody found?

in blood plasma

What will be the pacemaker of the heart if the SA node is damaged?

AV node

What does valve insufficiency mean?

a condition where a heart valve does not close properly, allowing blood to flow backward

When would mitral insufficiency produce a murmur?

systole

What problem would occur if the P-R interval got a lot shorter?

improper filling of the ventricles would occur

What happens at A?

mitral valves close, first heart sound

What happens at B?

semilunar valves close, second heart sound

What should happen at C?

the QRS complex should start

What should happen at D?

time the T wave should start

The artery will have a _____ tunica media than the vein

thicker

the artery will have a _____ visible lumen than the vein does

smaller

During exercise, blood vessel resistance in muscle tissue should ____

decrease

During exercise, blood vessel resistance in gut and skin should ____

increase

During exercise, Total peripheral resistance of the circulation should ____

decrease

During exercise, the MAP should _____

increase

What is Mean Arterial Pressure

the average pressure in the arteries during a cardiac cycle (heartbeat)

During exercise, pulse pressure should ___

increase

What is this a slide of?

lymph node

What is this a slide of?

thymus

What is this a slide of?

spleen

What is this a slide of ?

Palatine Tonsil

What happens in the red pulp?

filtering blood by removing the old and damaged

What happens in the white pulp?

detects pathogens and adaptive immune response