WGU D313 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II QUESTIONS WITH
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1 of 102
Definition
supply blood to the heart muscle
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coronary arteries capillaries
aorta pulmonary arteries
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2 of 102
Definition
,___________ opposes BCOP, promoting filtration. It is the pressure that
pulls fluid from capillaries into interstitial fluid. The value is usually very
small due to the lack of large proteins in interstitial fluid.
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Plasma oncotic pressure Blood osmotic pressure
Interstitial fluid osmotic
Capillary hydrostatic pressure
pressure
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3 of 102
Definition
refers to the blood that has low oxygen saturation relative to blood
leaving the lungs
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nutrient-rich blood deoxygenated blood
oxygen rich blood mixed blood
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Term
What is the function of the pericardium?
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The pericardium supplies nutrients The pericardium controls blood
to the heart muscle. flow into the heart chambers.
The pericardium keeps the
heart in place, limits its motion, The pericardium regulates the heart's
and prevents it from over- rhythm and rate.
expanding.
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5 of 102
Definition
between left ventricle and aeorta
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pul valave aeortic valve
, pulmonary valve mitral valve
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6 of 102
Definition
The serosal pericardium forms a closed sac composed of two thin
membranous layers:
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atrial and ventricular glomerular and peritubular
visceral and parietal dural and pial
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7 of 102
Definition
a narrow cavity filled with a thin serous fluid, called pericardial fluid
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1 of 102
Definition
supply blood to the heart muscle
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coronary arteries capillaries
aorta pulmonary arteries
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2 of 102
Definition
,___________ opposes BCOP, promoting filtration. It is the pressure that
pulls fluid from capillaries into interstitial fluid. The value is usually very
small due to the lack of large proteins in interstitial fluid.
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Plasma oncotic pressure Blood osmotic pressure
Interstitial fluid osmotic
Capillary hydrostatic pressure
pressure
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3 of 102
Definition
refers to the blood that has low oxygen saturation relative to blood
leaving the lungs
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nutrient-rich blood deoxygenated blood
oxygen rich blood mixed blood
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, 4 of 102
Term
What is the function of the pericardium?
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The pericardium supplies nutrients The pericardium controls blood
to the heart muscle. flow into the heart chambers.
The pericardium keeps the
heart in place, limits its motion, The pericardium regulates the heart's
and prevents it from over- rhythm and rate.
expanding.
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5 of 102
Definition
between left ventricle and aeorta
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pul valave aeortic valve
, pulmonary valve mitral valve
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6 of 102
Definition
The serosal pericardium forms a closed sac composed of two thin
membranous layers:
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atrial and ventricular glomerular and peritubular
visceral and parietal dural and pial
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7 of 102
Definition
a narrow cavity filled with a thin serous fluid, called pericardial fluid
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