Introduction to Veterinary Science (3rd Edition) Chapter 4: The Circulatory System Review Questions

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True or False: The atrium is a portion of the auricle.

False

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Blood can be divided into fluid and ____ parts.

formed element/cellular

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Leukocytes help to fight

infection

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Arteries carry blood ____ (direction) the heart.

away from

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____ provide sites of nutrient/gas transfer in the circulatory system.

Capaillaries

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Tachycardia describes an ____ heart rate.

elevated

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Name one of the three types of protein found in plasma.

Albumin, Globulin, Fibrinogen

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What purpose do heart valves serve?

keep blood flowing in one direction

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Is the cranial vena cava referred to as inferior or superior in humans?

superior

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Which of the four heart chambers has the thickest wall?

The left ventricle

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Give another name for the sinoatrial node.

pacemaker system

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What sound does a systolic murmur make?

A swishing noise, "lub-swish-dup"

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Is blood pressure higher in the arteries or veins?

arteries

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Describe the electrocardiograph during an asystole condition.

During asystole condition, the electrocardiograam tracings show basically a flat line because the heart is no longer contracting. The animal is described as being in cardiac arrest and depending on the cause, external stimulation (CPR) can be used to stimulate the heart and deliever oxygen to the lungs.