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which one is NOT an element of the circulatory system?

a dome shaped muscle to withdraw air

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haemolymphs are present in…

open circulatory systems

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blood is present in…

closed circulatory systems

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which one is true?

closed circulatory systems evolved from chordate ancestors with open circulatory systems

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red blood cells have….

proteins involved in O2 and CO2 transport

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haematocrit

proportion of blood composed of red blood cells

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which system distributes blood and helps regulate blood pressure?

arterial system

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which one is the site of gas and/or nutrient exchange?

capillaries

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which one returns blood to the heart and act as a blood volume reservoir

venous system

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which one creates pressure that drives blood flow?

the heart

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vertebrate system has…

one or more pumps

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which one do fish have?

single circuit circulatory system

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which one do mammals have?

double circuit circulatory system

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which one pumps blood to the lungs and returns it to the heart?

double circuit circulatory system

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pulmonary circulation is a _________ pressure system

low

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systemic circulation is a ________ pressure system

high

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right ventricle → lungs → left atrium is the pathway for which circulation?

pulmonary

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left ventricle → tissues → right atrium is the pathway for which circulation?

systemic

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which one delivers O2 to other organs and tissues?

systemic circulation

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which one picks up O2 at the lungs?

pulmonary circulation

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what happens in the ventricular diastole in the cardiac cycle in mammals?

pressure in the atria exceeds ventricular pressure

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what happens in the atrial systole?

atrial contraction forces additional blood into ventricles

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systole

the period of ventricular contraction

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what happens in the ventricular systole?

ventricular contraction pushes the AV valves closed and increases pressure inside the ventricle

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contractile fibres have the properties of…

both

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which one has the extended period of depolarization?

cardiac fibres

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an ________ of ______ causes depolarization

increase; Ca2+

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<p>which one is cardiac ventricle?</p>

which one is cardiac ventricle?

3

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external respiration

gas exchange

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movement of O2 from environment to cell and movement of CO2 in opposite direction describes which respiration?

external

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which one originates as invaginations?

lungs

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which one originates as evaginations?

gills

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conducting zone

reinforced with cartilage and smooth muscle

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which one allows for gas exchange?

respiratory zone

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which one does NOT increase when inhalation occurs?

positive pressure

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thoracic and lung volume decrease with…

exhalation

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positive pressure is created with..

exhalation

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crosscurrent

parabronchi are the terminal gas exchange units in birds, through which air flows in one direction

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as blood passes the respiratory surface, the high PO2 promotes the formation of…

oxyhaemoglobin

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as blood passes through the tissues, O2 diffuses into the tissues and reduces teh blood PO2. the Low PO2 promotes the release of what?

deoxyhaemoglobin