A&P EXAM 2

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T or F: Blood flow through all the arteries combined equals the blood flow through all the arterioles combined
True
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T or F: the higher the resistance downstream, the higher the pressure upstream
true
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Chronic aerobic exercise

a. decreases arterial compliance

b. increases arterial compliance
increases arterial compliance
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Which of the following statements is/are true?

a. compliance of an elastic structure determines the pressure in that structure

b. pressure in an elastic structure determines the compliance of that structure

c. volume of substance in an elastic structure determines the compliance of that structure

d. volume of substance in an elastic structure determines the pressure in that structure
a. compliance of an elastic structure determines the pressure in that structure

d. volume of substance in an elastic structure determines the pressure in that structure
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what term means a vessel increased in diameter?
vasodilation
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what term means a vessel decreased in diameter?
vasoconstriction
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T or F: Blocking all the adrenergic receptors on vascular smooth muscle would cause blood pressure to fall to levels unconducive to life.
true
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Angiotensin II acts on _________receptors on vascular smooth muscle.

a. AT1

b. AT2
AT1
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Sympathetic withdrawal generally causes

a. Vasoconstriction

b. Vasodilation
Vasodilation
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Vasopressin acts on _________receptors on vascular smooth muscle.

a. V1

b. V2
V1
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The vasoconstriction in the skin that occurs when you are cold is primarily due to

a. Endocrine factors

b. Local factors

c. Nervous factors
nervous factors
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________________________ glands secrete to the outside of the body.
exocrine
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T or F: The driving force for flow from the heart to the capillaries is the same as the driving force for flow from the capillaries back to the heart.
false
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T or F: Venous valves are present in the large veins in the torso.
false
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Given the following, what is the net filtration pressure?

Hydrostatic pressure in the capillary = 25 mmHg Hydrostatic pressure in the interstitium = normal

Oncotic pressure in the capillary = 30 mmHg

Oncotic pressure in the interstitium = 5 mmHg
0
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In the above example, there would be

a. Net absorption

b. Net filtration

c. Neither filtration nor absorption
Neither filtration nor absorption
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in most capillaries, everything in the plasma can pass through fenestrae into the interstitium except _________________________
PROTEINS
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What word means transport of fluid across the cell in vesicles?
transcytosis
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Which vessels can change their resistance the most?

capillaries

arteries

arterioles

venules

veins
arterioles
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Which vessels determine the blood flow to a particular organ?

venules

veins

capillaries

arterioles

arteries
arterioles
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The _______________________________, the greater the vascular tone.

higher the sacroplasmic sodium

lower the sarcoplasmic sodium

higher the sarcoplasmic calcium

lower the sarcoplasmic chloride

higher the sarcoplasmic potassium

lower the sarcoplasmic calcium

higher the sarcoplasmic chloride

lower the sarcoplasmic potassium
higher the sarcoplasmic calcium
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Blood pressure is pulsatile in at least some (select all that apply)

arteries

veins

venules

arterioles

capillaries
arteries

arterioles
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When compliance is higher (select all that apply)

diastolic pressure is lower 

systolic pressure is higher

diastolic pressure is higher

mean arterial pressure is lower

mean arterial pressure is higher

systolic pressure is lower
diastolic pressure is higher

systolic pressure is lower
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Which three organs or types of organs have the largest changes in metabolic rate?

spleen

heart

lymph nodes

kidneys

skeletal muscles

glands

liver

digestive tract organs
heart

skeletal muscle

glands
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The myogenic response is most well developed in which four of the following organs or types of organs?

glands

spleen

digestive tract organs

skeletal muscle

kidneys

liver

lymph nodes

heart
spleen

digestive tract organs

kidneys

liver
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Which adrenergic receptor in on post-synaptic vascular smooth muscle?

beta-1

beta-3

alpha-2

beta-2

alpha-1
alpha-1
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What type of receptor is the vasopressin receptor on vascular smooth muscle?
Gq protein-coupled receptor
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What type of receptor is the angiotensin II receptor on vascular smooth muscle?
Gq protein-coupled receptor
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Resistance to blood flow is greater in the

veins

arteries
arteries
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In normal physiology, filtration occurs out of

veins

arterioles

venules

arteries

capillaries
capillaries
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The slowest blood flow is through

venules

arteries

veins

arterioles

capillaries
capillaries
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Large proteins can pass through capillary fenestrae in
the liver
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___________________ have valves that allow only one-way blood flow. (select all that apply)

venules

veins

arterioles

arteries

capillaries
veins
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An increase in mean arterial pressure will ___________________ the frequency of action potentials in the baroreceptor afferents.

increase

decrease
increase
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Sympathetic activity to venous smooth muscle causes

Venoconstriction and increased vascular compliance

Venodilation and decreased vascular compliance

Venodilation and increased vascular compliance

Venoconstriction and decreased vascular compliance
Venoconstriction and decreased vascular compliance
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When total peripheral resistance changes it is because the total resistance in all the systemic ________________________ changed.

capillaries 

veins 

arterioles

arteries

venules
arterioles
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At any given time, most of the blood in your body is in the

heart

systemic veins

systemic capillaries

systemic arterioles

pulmonary circulation

systemic arteries
systemic veins
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Which of the following is the main controller of venous vascular tone?

circulating angiotensin II

endothelin-1 from endothelial cells

the sympathetic nervous system

nitric oxide from endothelial cells

prostacyclin from endothelial cells

circulating vasopressin
the sympathetic nervous system
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T or F: Increasing heart rate without changing venous return would increase cardiac output.
false
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Which nerve carries baroreceptor afferents from the carotid sinus?
glossopharyngeal nerve
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Which nerve carries baroreceptor afferents from the aortic arch?
vagus nerve
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Which nerve carries parasympathetic pre-ganglionic neurons to the heart?
vagus nerve
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What is the primary cardiovascular variable that the body works to maintain constant?
mean arterial pressure
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What is the name for the short-term negative feedback reflex that controls mean arterial pressure?
baroreceptor reflex
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T or F: The compliance of the arteries is very volatile (changes often)
false
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The higher the compliance of an elastic structure the

Higher the elastic recoil of the structure

Lower the elastic recoil of the structure
Lower the elastic recoil of the structure
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After about 50 years of age, arterial compliance tends to

increase

decrease
decrease
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The blood flow through one arteriole is _______ the flow through one artery

slower than

faster than

same as
slower than
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When vascular smooth muscle contracts you get

vasoconstriction

vasodilation
vasoconstriction
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Vasodilation can be triggered by

decreased osmolarity

increased osmolarity
Increased osmolarity
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The myogenic response is part of (select all that apply)

active hyperemia

flow autoregulation

reactive hyperemia

response to injury
flow autoregulation

reactive hyperemia
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In which of the following mechanisms does a decrease in oxygen trigger vasodilation? (select all that apply)

active hyperemia

flow autoregulation

reactive hyperemia

response to injury
active hyperemia

flow autoregulation

reactive hyperemia
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What type of receptor is the a1 adrenergic receptor?

Gi protein-coupled receptor

Gq protein-coupled receptor

Gs protein-coupled receptor

Ion-channel receptor
Gq protein-coupled receptor
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Increasing the stretch on an arteriolar vascular smooth muscle cell would tend to cause

increased calcium in the cell

decreased calcium in the cell
increased calcium in the cell
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Which branch of the nervous system innervates the vasculature?

parasympathetic

sympathetic

somatic
sympathetic
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T or F: There is no sympathetic activity to the vasculature at rest
false
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T or F: nitric oxide is only produced when endothelial cells are stressed
false
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T or F: Prostacyclin is only produced when endothelial cells are stressed
true
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T or F: the three primary hormones to affect vascular smooth muscle can all cause vasoconstriction
true
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T or F: Most capillaries have water-filled gaps between the endothelial cells
true
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T or F: precapillary sphincters can contract enough to completely close-off a capillary
true
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Precapillary sphincters contract when

Oxygen levels are high and metabolite levels are low

Oxygen levels are low and metabolite levels are high
Oxygen levels are high and metabolite levels are low
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In most capillaries, nutrient, gas and waste product exchange across capillaries is primarily by

bulk flow

diffusion

mediated transport

vesicle transport
diffusion
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The brain cannot limit the movement of ______ across capillary walls

hydrophilic substances

lipophilic substances
lipophilic substances
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T or F: there is more than three times more interstitial fluid in the body than plasma in the body
true
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The bulk flow of interstitial fluid into a capillary is called

absorption

filtration
absorption
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Water moves from

High osmotic pressure to low osmotic pressure

Low osmotic pressure to high osmotic pressure
Low osmotic pressure to high osmotic pressure
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Normally the protein concentration in the plasma is________ the protein concentration in the interstitial fluid

higher than

lower than

the same as
higher than
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T or F: Normally, all of the fluid that filters out of the arterial side of a capillary is absorbed on the venous side
false
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Which are more compliant?

arteries

veins
veins
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T or F: The skeletal muscle pump only works in vein with valves
true
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When muscles contract, the pressure in the veins that run through that muscle

decreases

increases

is not affected
increases
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T or F: If some arterioles vasodilate and some vasoconstrict, mean arterial pressure may stay the same
true
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Venous return increases with

inspiration

expiration
inspiration
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T or F: venous return increases if you breathe deeper
true
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Increasing heart rate tends to _______ stroke volume

decrease

not affect

increase
decrease
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Vasodilation in some arterioles with no change in the rest of the arterioles will lead to _____ MAP

decreased

no change in

increased
decreased
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Total pulmonary vascular resistance is ________ total peripheral resistance

less than

more than

the same as
less than
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Increasing the hematocrit would tend to ______ MAP

decrease

increase
increase
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Which of the following would increase following a decrease in mean arterial pressure? (select all that apply)

baroreceptor afferent firing rate

sympathetic activity

parasympathetic activity
sympathetic activity
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A healthy, non-pregnant person has a ______ baroreceptor reflex gain

high

low
high
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The baroreceptor reflex works to defend the

normal blood pressure

prevailing blood pressure
prevailing blood pressure
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Low pressure baroreceptors are involved in________ reflexes

feed-forward

negative feedback

positive feedback

resetting the set-point
feed-forward
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T or F: blood pressure should always be measure clinically at the level of the heart
true
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T or F: when you are standing up, more fluids filters out of the blood vessels in your feet than in your hands
true
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T or F: in a moderate aerobic exercise, blood flow to the liver and kidney is reduced
false
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T or F: blood flow to the brain increases during aerobic exercise
true
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T or F: While on a long airline flight or car drive, it is important to contract the muscles in the legs occasionally to prevent blood clot formation.
true
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Which of the following is elevated when you are standing compared to when you are lying down? (select all that apply)

Blood pressure at the level of the heart

Parasympathetic activity

Sympathetic activity

Total peripheral resistance

Venous compliance
Blood pressure at the level of the heart

Sympathetic activity

Total peripheral resistance
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T or F: In a moderate aerobic exercise, arterioles to the intestines and kidney vasoconstrict.
true
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T or F: In an intense aerobic exercise, blood flow to the liver and kidney is reduced.
true
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Which of the following variable would decrease in a moderate exercise? (select all that apply)

diastolic pressure

mean arterial pressure

cardiac output

systolic pressure

none of these variable would decrease

heart rate

total peripheral resistance

venous return

stroke volume
total peripheral resistance
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Which of the following variable would increase in a moderate exercise? (select all that apply)

diastolic pressure

mean arterial pressure

cardiac output

systolic pressure

none of these variable would decrease

heart rate

total peripheral resistance

venous return

stroke volume
Heart rate

systolic pressure

venous return

stroke volume

mean arterial pressure

cardiac output
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What does the PQ interval tell you?

The length of the action potential in the atria

The time it takes for both ventricles to completely depolarize 

The time it takes for the action potential to travel from the SA node to the bundles of His

The time it takes for the both atria to completely depolarize

The interval between beats

The length of the action potential in the ventricle
The time it takes for the action potential to travel from the SA node to the bundles of His
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What does the QRS interval tell you?

The interval between beats

The length of the action potential in the ventricle

The length of the action potential in the atria

The time it takes for both ventricles to completely depolarize

The time it takes for the action potential to travel from the SA node to the bundles of His

The time it takes for the both atria to completely depolarize
The time it takes for both ventricles to completely depolarize
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What does the QT interval tell you?

The time it takes for the action potential to travel from the SA node to the bundles of His 

The length of the action potential in the ventricle

The time it takes for the both atria to completely depolarize

The time it takes for both ventricles to completely depolarize

The length of the action potential in the atria

The interval between beats
The length of the action potential in the ventricle
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What does the RR interval tell you?

The interval between beats

The length of the action potential in the atria

The time it takes for the both atria to completely depolarize

The time it takes for both ventricles to completely depolarize

The length of the action potential in the ventricle

The time it takes for the action potential to travel from the SA node to the bundles of His
The interval between beats
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Diving in cold water should

increase heart rate

decrease heart rate
decrease heart rate
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A deep inspiration should cause the mean electrical axis to_______________  because the apex of the heart has moved to the _________.

increase, left

decrease, left

increase, right

decrease, right
increase, right
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The normal mean electrical axis of the heart is to the

right of the body

left of the body
left of the body